I have to assume that thing and people were crushed in a nano second didn’t know what hit them when the breach occurred.
what if it got stuck in the back seat of the car they f*cked in?Wouldn't it be something if the capsule got lodged in the long staircase Jack greeted Rose in?
What the ?? Just waiting now for the City of Davenport and Andrew Wold to be named. Sheesh.
The British billionaire who was in the sub also traveled to the bottom of the Mariana Trench, went into space on Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin rocket, and traveled to the South Pole with Buzz Aldrin.They’re idiots for getting in this death machine
F-ck Around & Find OutThe British billionaire who was in the sub also traveled to the bottom of the Mariana Trench, went into space on Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin rocket, and traveled to the South Pole with Buzz Aldrin.
We all have to check out sometime. This dude lived and experienced more in 58 years than most people will if they live to 90.
The air pressure inside is hundreds of times lower than the water pressure outside.ok, but at that depth and pressure, even if a pinhole leak, wouldn't all the air shoot out instead of water coming in?
what if it got stuck in the back seat of thecarstagecoach they f*cked in?
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Edit - You right. I have almost completely forgotten that movie. Which is probably a good thing.
i guess this makes sense 🤔The air pressure inside is hundreds of times lower than the water pressure outside.
The staircase became completely dislodged during the sinking, so that hole in the middle is what they use to go between decks.Wouldn't it be something if the capsule got lodged in the long staircase Jack greeted Rose in?
There were supposed to be seven different safety measures layered on each other to bring the sub to the surface if something went wrong. Kinda points to a catastrophic failure.Probably would not have made a difference in this case, but I remember reading some of these subs have weight attacked on their bellies, which can be detached in an emergency so the sub can surface.
If it happened at 10,000 feet or lower you'd never know what hit you.That would be a very terrifying last few minutes/seconds of your life depending on the severity of the breach.
If there was a leak that is what would happen, from an Australian professor and sub expert,I have to assume that thing and people were crushed in a nano second didn’t know what hit them when the breach occurred.
At that point the helmet is wearing you.Not sure if you noticed, but he's wearing a helmet. He's good.
I don’t think they’re waiting. They’re only a few miles down. A sonar buoy would pick up tapping.I saw this morning someone comparing the size to a minivan. Awesome. 5 people waiting to die inside of a minivan.
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From what I've read, even a hairline breach at that depth would be instant cosmic dust.If there was a breach, it would be more like a water jet that would cut you in half if you got in the way. Then the rest sit while the sub fills up...and not a thing they can do about it. A window goes and everybody is dead in seconds. Small breach...longer wait.
There were supposed to be seven different safety measures layered on each other to bring the sub to the surface if something went wrong. Kinda points to a catastrophic failure.
If that is an accurate depiction I really hope it happened very very quickly.
Better that than sitting on the bottom waiting for your air to run out.From what I've read, even a hairline breach at that depth would be instant cosmic dust.
Google says 6,000 pounds per square inch.When a submarine reaches crush depth it implodes and all life inside ends in milliseconds. Especially at the depth of the Titanic.
Not really, just spend 1 night under OP's mom.Google says 6,000 pounds per square inch.
Numbers like that are difficult to even imagine.
I actually had an incident like this search with the OP's mom. Dropped her favorite vibrator down her "love tunnel". She informed me that if it wasn't found before the batteries died it would be forever lost.Not really, just spend 1 night under OP's mom.
My Co-Worker says the dog gummies worked wonders.
so... was there a happy ending?I actually had an incident like this search with the OP's mom. Dropped her favorite vibrator down her "love tunnel". She informed me that if it wasn't found before the batteries died it would be forever lost.
Maybe they just need to take out the cartridge and blow on it?Well, it’s a homemade sub run by a single button and an Xbox controller. I guess I have my doubts the communication system is first-rate.
But you’re right…I suspect they’re probably already gone.
You found that interesting?I read an interesting article about what happens to your body as it descends into the depths. Short version is you’re not crumpled into a tiny mess, because your body consists of a lot of water. However, your lungs are compressed, ribs break and anything with air collapses (like ear drums, sinuses, etc). But the body stays basically intact.
Haha!You found that interesting?
We got us a psycho here, folks.
There is a small chance the craft lost communications, but was able to shed it's ballast and slowly ascend to the surface.Rear Adm. John Mauger of the U.S. Coast Guard said Tuesday morning that an area “about the size of Connecticut” had been searched so far. In an interview with “Good Morning America,” he said search capabilities were also being expanded to be able to look under the water.
Call me crazy, but I would have looked under the water from the very beginning. 🤷♂️