SEARCH FOR THE SUB: What to know as the operation continues.
deployed to assist with rescue efforts for the missing Titanic tourist submersible picked up"underwater noises" in the vessel's search area, according to the Coast Guard .
As of Tuesday morning, over 10,000 square miles had been searched in efforts to find the 21-foot submersible, the Coast Guard reported, but the vessel has not been detected since it disappeared on Sunday. The 21-foot submersible had five people on board when it lost contact with Canadian research vessel Polar Prince approximately an hour and 45 minutes into its dive to view the Titanic wreckage site.
First Coast Guard District Response Coordinator Capt. Jamie Frederick said multiple agencies with expertise and special equipment are participating in the"complex" search effort.
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