Scientists, of course, need to detect submarines in the ocean and bring them to the surface. He searches and tries different solutions.
But about this Why are no results achieved?
In fact, some typical problems are often encountered in sea search and rescue operations.

Icy cold water, rapidly changing weather conditions and pitch black falls at night, It makes it very difficult to find all the creatures and vehicles under the sea. However, despite all these difficulties, radar and sonar help detect submarines.
These two technologies are a great help, but problems can also arise with them. For example, radar works very well for tracking a ship over the ocean and beneath the waves, but… cannot perform sufficiently.
Radar uses electromagnetic waves, but the oceans are huge and this technology is just that waves that can penetrate meters deep absorbs quickly.
In addition, sonar that penetrates water using sound waves (sound navigation and ranging) also does not provide accurate results.

Because to detect submarines thousands of meters lower a very narrow beam and a special technique must. Scientists are still working on this technology.
In addition, rescue teams could not achieve the desired results with sonar and radar. sonar buoys He also tried to take advantage of it. However, according to the trials, this technology did not provide definitive results.
In summary, submarines like Titan are very difficult to detect because they are located quite deep in the oceans. Sonar, sonar buoys and radars are also located at this point. does not show sufficient impact It seems like it.
Moreover, let us not forget to add that submarines are very heavy ships. Bringing them to the surface is just as important as detecting them. It’s quite difficult.
Sources: Grunge, Wired
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