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Looking at the sub from the outside, I would not trust that thing to survive a deep dive. It just looks like someone built it in his garage.
Former US Navy Captain David Marquet tells TalkTV that people should not expect to find any remains following the deaths aboard the Titan submersible. He warned that people underestimate the power of the sea, and speaking about the damage caused by an underwater implosion in the depths of the ocean he said: "I hate to say it but there's no bodies to recover. The implosion is so rapid." When they say catastrophic implosion, it is a instantaneous destruction of the vessel and an instantaneous death for everyone on board."As horrific as this is, at least the people on board apparently didnt have to sit there waiting to die while their oxygen ran out
I was thinking the same. The news media stated the force of the implosion/water force was 2x faster than the speed of sound.As horrific as this is, at least the people on board apparently didnt have to sit there waiting to die while their oxygen ran out
What's crazy (according to the media) is this was it's 4th trip to the Titanic & the sub was never checked/inspected after each of the 3 trips.Looking at the sub from the outside, I would not trust that thing to survive a deep dive. It just looks like someone built it in his garage.
The company makes expeditions to the Titanic site. With each expedition, many dives to the site are done.I was thinking the same. The news media stated the force of the implosion/water force was 2x faster than the speed of sound.
What's crazy (according to the media) is this was it's 4th trip to the Titanic & the sub was never checked/inspected after each of the 3 trips.
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