Good Morning Susanna Reid and Richard Madeley of Britain welcomed Dr Michael Guillen to a performance on Wednesday morning to discuss the missing submarine that sparked a global search after it ceased contact. lost on the way to the wreck of the Titanic on the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean. .
Scientist and journalist Michael visited the wreck 23 years ago on a submarine and found himself in grave danger when the ship got caught in one of the Titanic’s propellers after being pulled back by strong currents. front. Fortunately, they made it back to the surface safely, but Michael was deeply moved when he recalled his time on the airwaves.
WATCH: Dr Michael Guillen recalls harrowing visit to the Titanic
Speaking to the hosts, Michael’s voice broke and he burst into tears as he said: “I’m so moved, I feel a sense of empathy for these poor souls, I feel very close. with them, almost to the point where I felt like ‘I’m down again. It was very emotional for me.
Viewers reacted to Michael’s emotional interview on social media. One person wrote: “Excellent journalism. It really captures the horror of what is happening.” Another added: “This is so exciting and sad to hear. Let’s hope a miracle can be done.”
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© Action Press/Shutterstock A tourist submarine disappeared while diving to see the wreck of the Titanic
A third wrote on Twitter: “The amazing memory of his near-death experience is amazingly clear. Well done sir”, while a fourth commented: “What a man lovely man, I really sympathize with him. Going through that was scary. I hope they find life today!”
Michael, who first visited the wreck of the Titanic in 2000 when he was a reporter for ABC News, shared more about his near-death experience with the GMB hosts: “I think that The drama started when we finished walking around the arch.
“We just took a minute of silence to honor those who lost their lives, because let’s not forget that this isn’t just a shipwreck, it’s a holy grave for those who perished here.” At that moment, Michael burst into tears again.
He continued: “We went to the steering wheel and I noticed how shiny the propeller was. I was mesmerized and then I felt we were accelerating and I thought ‘Strange that we are. should slow down.'” Fortunately, the ship was safely back on the surface of the ocean.
© Anadolu Agency The US Coast Guard is conducting a search and rescue operation in Boston
Michael’s interview comes shortly after it was reported that sonar devices deployed by the Canadian Air Force had picked up sound emitted from a distance underwater. Due to noise, many underwater vehicles have been moved for further investigation, but so far negative results have been obtained.
As of Tuesday night, the submarine had about 40 hours of oxygen left.
The ship went missing on Sunday during its descent into the Titanic, which usually takes two and a half hours. However, contact was lost after an hour and 45 minutes of sailing.
© Victoria SirakovaHamish Harding is a British businessman and submarine explorer
OceanGate Expeditions confirmed they had lost contact with the ship with Hamish Harding, Paul-Henri Nargeolet, Shahzad Dawood, Sulaiman Dawood and Stockton Rush on board and that they were “exploring and mobilizing all options to bring the crew back.” safe”.
On Monday afternoon, US Coast Guard Rear Admiral John Mauger said it was believed between 70 and 96 flight hours remained for guests stranded on the $250,000 expedition to the wreckage. ships, including a British billionaire, a Pakistani businessman and his 19-year-old girlfriend. -old son, French diver.
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