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What will be destroyed? The titanic? It’s already destroyed lol
Fools Wildin Thinking They Doing It Unappreciation Vol Get The @#*+ out
What will be destroyed? The titanic? It’s already destroyed lol
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Cmon dawg you know I mean the wreckage remains
It’s being eaten away by bacteria, we already had only so much time left of it’s existence.
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Not surprised to read this. Same attitude led to the Boeing scandal.
Can't get cocky when you design vehicles that transport people in environments they can't survive in.
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Cmon dawg you know I mean the wreckage remains
It’s being eaten away by bacteria, we already had only so much time left of it’s existence.
Lol I know but I doubt that small sub actually cause enough damage to do anything significant to that huge ship
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Druski stunt double got some nerve
Lucky Luciano would be proud
Lucky Luciano would be proud
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i say we get a team of guys we put our life savings together and we got less than 40 hrs to find them. get drones scuba gear the works, if we find them a reward fee coming, if we dont, might as well stay in the ocean lol
kdawg
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That’s the classic argument against regulation for things like transport - “c’mon man, we can loosen the rules a little - we haven’t had a fatality in years!”
Yeah, because of the mandated standards.
Beruseruku Desu
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bros uncle was ready for that smoke
kdawg
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Fast and Furious style huh?
It’s a little deep for scuba - about 10x deeper than the deepest ever dive. About 5x deeper than the average nuclear submarine can go too. Your life savings probably aren’t doing it.
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the more I’m hearing the more I’m sure these people are RIP
The co2 scrubber system has barely been touched on but I heard one of them is literally basically some sort of tape they hang from the ceiling.. if the scrubber system fails it won’t matter if they still have oxygen available.
That’s assuming they didn’t implode, and assuming they have power and also no one’s gone insane and done something irrational.. a bunch of rich people who have a million reasons why they shouldn’t die in that thing, I can’t imagine everyone’s 100% calm.
The co2 scrubber system has barely been touched on but I heard one of them is literally basically some sort of tape they hang from the ceiling.. if the scrubber system fails it won’t matter if they still have oxygen available.
That’s assuming they didn’t implode, and assuming they have power and also no one’s gone insane and done something irrational.. a bunch of rich people who have a million reasons why they shouldn’t die in that thing, I can’t imagine everyone’s 100% calm.
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I'm sure this what they're going through now.
I can't do cruises because of the thought of that factor below me.
They only had 96 hours of air left.
They're gone due to
suffocation or shock/panic.
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Basically 8pm in NY, they said it had about 40 hours at 1pm so 33 hours left.
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33 hours as of now left. They probably have flash lights, but yeah man scary af. I woudda been gone early due to a panic attack.
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So why dont they float back up? Or maybe thats also a malfunction? How the hell they didnt put an emergency beacon smfh.
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Imagine how much pounds of water is weighing them down.
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Can only think the worst, especially after reading a interview with someone that has been on the tour before. The sub is made to float back up even without power. So either they are caught on to something, or as he stated, the sub imploded.
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I can’t think of a more stressful situation. Pure terror. The fact that the risk was so high and they still went is arrogance or just obviousness idk
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I heard that at that depth, the water pressure is pushing you down. Not up.
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Absolutely correct. Which is why its been so difficult to bring anything back from the crash site.
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being crushed to death in the dark depths seems like a rough way to go
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The implosion would be so quick they wouldn’t suffer.
The suffocation is much worse IMO.
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If I was a Billionaire I wouldn't be caught in something like that or a Rocket Ship.
But, let's say I was to do it I would have did my research and more importantly I would have been with a team of people with a boat above ground and two other vessels going along the expedition with me.
But, let's say I was to do it I would have did my research and more importantly I would have been with a team of people with a boat above ground and two other vessels going along the expedition with me.
