Claims that this audio captures underwater banging noises made by the Titan submersible lack evidence. Officials involved in the search haven't released any audio. The Titan imploded while traveling to view the Titanic wreckage, killing five passengers.
the same day. Both posts shared audio with text on an image of the vehicle that read,"Here’s the audio of the knocking they caught from the submarine."with the same audio has been shared more than 36,000 times and viewed more than 12 million times on that platform.
But there’s no evidence the audio is authentic; authorities involved in the search for the Titan have not released any audio related to the sub. The Facebook posts were flagged as part of Meta’s efforts to combat false news and misinformation on its News Feed. Featured Fact-checkRoseanne Barr made a video of a rainbow in a sprinkler questioning 'what the heck is in our water supply.'U.S. Coast Guard officials said June 22 after finding debris near the Titanic wreckage that there was a"
" implosion of the vessel. OceanGate Expeditions, the company that owned the Titan, said that all five people aboard were"lost."
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