Titans: Submarine

: The sub reported its location as being "east south east [of] the nbow," indicating they were nearing the Titanic.

One of the most famous text messages from the was the phrase "All good here" , sent at 10:15 AM on June 18, 2023.

The actual U.S. Coast Guard hearing clarified that the dropping of weights reported in the final text was likely a standard maneuver to slow the descent, rather than an emergency measure. Submarine Titans

This message was revealed during a public hearing by the U.S. Coast Guard's Marine Board of Investigation . It was part of a routine exchange with the support ship, , as the Titan descended toward the Titanic wreckage. Final Communication Timeline

While the "all good here" text is often cited as the final message, the crew sent a few more status updates before contact was lost: : The sub reported its location as being

You may have encountered more dramatic "leaked transcripts" online that describe a frantic struggle to ascend after hearing "crackling sounds." These have been by investigators.

: The Titan messaged "all good here" after the Polar Prince asked for a status update. Coast Guard hearing clarified that the dropping of

: The absolute final message received stated that the sub had "dropped two wts" (weights). Authenticity of Other Texts