Missing Titanic submersible is running out of oxygen

Plus: Human trials of Neuralink’s brain implant chip this year, says Elon Musk Sponsored by In a race against time, rescuers are searching for the Titan submersible that went missing during a dive to the Titanic wreckage 12,500 feet under the sea. With limited oxygen supply and five passengers on board, the urgency grows with every passing minute. Stay tuned for updates on this gripping search and rescue operation. We have the latest developments in today’s [Must Read article]( below. But first, here’s [your video of the day](. Good morning. I’m Tim, an Editor at IE. This is the Blueprint. Let’s get into it. Last Sunday, Blueprint subscribers learned about several nuclear propulsion options for future spacecraft. Don't miss out — [subscribe to IE+]( today to receive exclusive interviews, features, and much more. VIDEO OF THE DAY [How two bicycle mechanics defied gravity!]( [How two bicycle mechanics defied gravity!]( Take flight with the incredible story of the Wright Brothers, who together propelled humanity into the era of aviation. MUST READ [Titanic submersible]( [Missing Titanic submersible is running out of oxygen]( In a gripping race against time, rescuers are engaged in a massive search and rescue operation to locate a submersible that went missing during a dive to the legendary wreck of the Titanic. With five passengers on board, the clock is ticking as the Titan submersible remains underwater with limited oxygen supply. Government agencies, navies, and deep-sea firms are pooling their resources to aid in the rescue efforts, while concerns mount about the potential challenges the submersible may have encountered in the treacherous underwater environment. Stay tuned for updates as the dramatic search and rescue mission unfolds. 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