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Crew of missing Titanic sub died after vessel imploded, US Coast Guard says

The submersible that went missing during a tourist expedition to the Titanic imploded near the wreckage, killing all five people on board, the US Coast Guard said Thursday, bringing a grim end to a massive international search for the vessel.

France 24

French robot offers 'main hope' of finding missing Titanic sub

As hopes fade of finding survivors on the five-man Titan submersible, a French robot that can dive to 6,000 metres underwater has arrived over the Titanic wreck site to join the search.

Radio France Internationale

OPINION - Ex-OceanGate worker ‘warned of sub safety concerns’ : Tech & Science Daily podcast

As the search for the missing OceanGate sub continues in the North Atlantic, US court documents reveal a former employee of the company warned of potential safety problems with the vessel back in 2018.

Evening Standard

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Russian expert ominously predicts Titanic sub is already lost at the bottom of the ocean

A Russian naval expert, Igor Kurdin, believes the tourist submarine is at the "bottom of the ocean filled with water"

Irish Mirror

Fans convinced The Simpsons eerily predicted missing Titanic sub 17 years ago in chilling episode

Since the show first began in 1990, The Simpsons has become famous for predicting major events years before they happen - and now fans are convinced that the writers predicted the missing Titanic submarine

Irish Mirror

Robot subs and an 8km winch: the equipment being deployed in search for Titan

Ten ships and several remote subs have joined the hunt for the missing submersible near the wreck of the Titanic

The Guardian - AU

Titanic families cling to hope as 'last-ditch' robot that dives 20,000ft due to arrive

The frantic search to find the missing Titanic tourist submersible expanded "exponentially" today as crews search a surface area twice the size of the state of Connecticut and 2.5 miles deep

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Noises detected in search for Titanic sub as oxygen dwindles

Underwater noises have been detected in the search for a submersible carrying five people that is missing near the wreck of the Titanic, with only about one day’s worth of oxygen remaining on the vessel.

Tribune News Service

Titanic sub search team still hearing underwater noises, says US Coast Guard

Sounds are ‘inconclusive’, says US Coast Guard captain, but focus of search relocated to that area

The Guardian - AU

‘More noises’ heard underwater in search for missing Titanic sub - but ‘not clear’ what they are

Captain Jamie Frederick, from the US Coast Guard, tells reporters the area of the ocean surface being searched is now about 10,000 square miles

Evening Standard

Canadian aircraft has detected underwater noises in search for missing sub near Titanic

The US Coast Guard says a Canadian aircraft has detected underwater noises during search for a submersible that vanished while taking five people down to the wreck of the Titanic

The Independent UK

Innovation key to affordable healthcare

We all want good health and decent public health welfare. When we fall ill, the cures are also much more effective thanks to modern medical advancements. But the soaring costs of healthcare have made it beyond most people's grasp.

Bangkok Post

Best and worst case scenarios to explain Titan’s loss of contact with surface

The missing submarine had enough oxygen to sustain those onboard for four days, but limited air is far from the only hazard

The Guardian - UK

Boy, 7, born with one hand launches fundraising drive for 'Iron Man' prosthetic

Louie Morgan-Kemp said the device, called the Hero Arm and made by Open Bionics, would mean he can pour his own drink without spilling it

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Cosmic-ray 'GPS' system that tracks underground movement could change the way we respond to disasters

A new system that uses subatomic particles produced high in Earth's atmosphere could provide a view inside volcanoes and help locate people trapped beneath rubble.

The Independent UK

Seven-year-old boy born with one hand raising money for ‘robot arm’

Louie Morgan-Kemp, of Swavesey, Cambridgeshire, has said it would be good to be able to pour his own drink without spilling it.

Tom’s Hardware

Raspberry Pi Two-Wheeled Bot Self-Balances Using AI

Luwu Dynamics is working on a Raspberry Pi CM4-powered robot that uses two wheels to locomote capable of self-balancing.

The Guardian - UK

Robot surgeons provide many benefits, but how autonomous should they be?

Keyhole surgery using robotic arms has transformed medicine. But the next generation of advanced robotics might be able to surpass the skills of surgeons

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Robotic pill safely delivers injectable osteoporosis drug, finds study

Researchers have found a proven and effective osteoporosis medication, which is currently only available as an injection, can now be administered orally via a novel robotic pill. Read further on Dynamite News:

Space

Best Love, Death + Robots episodes

Netflix’s science fiction anthology certainly features Love, Death + Robots, but which episodes from three seasons shine the brightest?

Tribune News Service

Tech review: EcoFlow Blade is the robot mower I’ve been hoping for. Is it good enough?

I get satisfaction from a well-kept lawn, but sweating is something I try to avoid at all costs.

Inverse

‘Armored Core VI’ Will Kick Your Butt Just as Hard as ‘Elden Ring’

The extensive exploration, challenging combat, and deep customization players love from 'Elden Ring' and 'Bloodborne' is hard-wired into 'Armored Core VI.'

Daily Mirror

'I went on a mystery holiday designed by an AI and ended up in a random car park'

The Mirror's Milo Boyd was taken on a mystery road trip in a Sixt rental Audi to the West Country, following ChatGPT's quest of unearthing some hidden British gems

The Independent UK

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Everyone's talking about the droid design in Star Wars Outlaws

This is the droid they're looking for, apparently.

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