Newfound respect for James C and these old heads with deep ocean experiences. Mirin hard.

There is no way they didnt hear anything before it happened, must have been pretty scary.
Is it possible to find the imploded thing ? Like it didn't just evaporate, right ?

if only they had a more appropriate control unit...

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Spoiler!

Let me guess, Skynet played a role in this? Those bastards!

Uninspirational 50+ year old white guy.

faaaaaaaarrrrrrkkk imagine being the kid hearing that in the seconds before..knowing he was right and his worst fears are about to come true because of his stupid ass dad

Teenage victim of Titanic submersible disaster was 'terrified' before fatal journey, family member claims

https://www.9news.com.au/world/titan...0has%20claimed.

brb win the life lottery, be born into the one of the wealthiest families in the world
brb body implodes at the speed of sound before even really getting to enjoy an opulent life because dad is a potato

Highest of highs, lowest of lows

That’s a very interesting interview. What a talented and fascinating man.

He said he only made the movie Titanic to fund more trips to the wreck. Making hundreds of millions of dollars in hollywood is just a hobby.

lmao that is a mogger

Top notch thread, brahs. Read every post.

This is why I misc.

What is that sloot going to do for work now?

Hopefully he got some cunny before this happened

"Hi, can you call me back, we need to remap this xbox controller"

"Maybe turn it sideways and use left as forward"

Strong professionals

This was the toilet

He fell for the fake stepson social media account.

Knew immediately where it was and what happened.....

Mr Cameron told BBC News that the search 'felt like a prolonged and nightmarish charade where people are running around talking about banging noises and talking about oxygen and all this other stuff'.

'I knew that sub was sitting exactly underneath its last known depth and position. That's exactly where they found it,' he said.


Costs:

Over $6,500,000 spent searching for Titan submersible (prolly double or triple tbh if you include all labor involved/coast guards time)

With all this, the total sum so far is well in excess of six and a half million dollars spent. To date, no one knows whether it will be the taxpayers of the countries involved, the affected ones themselves, or some insurance consortium that will bear the brunt of the cost.

meanwhile:

Joe was 'sitting next to Hunter when he demanded payment from Chinese businessman': IRS whistleblower claims president's son used his father's name to threaten associate in damning WhatsApp message

He made the list:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_o..._own_invention

"Stockton Rush (1962–2023) was a pilot, engineer, and businessman who oversaw the design and construction of the OceanGate submersible Titan, intended to take tourists to view the wreck of the RMS Titanic. In June 2023, the craft imploded en route to the Titanic, killing Rush and four passengers.[26]"

Imagine being at the bottom of the Atlantic and suddenly you hear audio alarms that your piece of chit carbon fiber hull is starting to crack.

Just lol.

These are actual quotes. Holy chit lmao. Also did I hear correctly in that one of the thrusters was accidentally installed backwards?

Cameron goes hard. Guy has connections that told him on Monday the US Navy's secret listening devices had heard the implosion.

I don't think carbon fiber gives any warnings. It just shatters.

[QUOTE=andrepmeet post_id=1685137963]Knew immediately where it was and what happened.....

Mr Cameron told BBC News that the search 'felt like a prolonged and nightmarish charade where people are running around talking about banging noises and talking about oxygen and all this other stuff'.

'I knew that sub was sitting exactly underneath its last known depth and position. That's exactly where they found it,' he said.


Costs:

Over $6,500,000 spent searching for Titan submersible (prolly double or triple tbh if you include all labor involved/coast guards time)

With all this, the total sum so far is well in excess of six and a half million dollars spent. To date, no one knows whether it will be the taxpayers of the countries involved, the affected ones themselves, or some insurance consortium that will bear the brunt of the cost.

meanwhile:

Joe was 'sitting next to Hunter when he demanded payment from Chinese businessman': IRS whistleblower claims president's son used his father's name to threaten associate in[/img][/QUOTE]You can't really say it cost that much. The military gets paid regardless. For them to have actual rescue training instead of just another dumb drill is really a positive. No actual money was spent on the rescue. They are practicing this crap all the time anyway.

There is a very strong chance they heard it starting to go. They had jettisoned their weights and were on their way back up when it imploded.

yeah. I knew that. half the reason so many ships came from all over france, canada etc. is cuz they have all that cool equipment they were dying to try out. maybe they even knew as well it had already imploded. was a huge waste of resources regardless.

what is troublesome is how it was dragged out like a soap-opera.

Chad Cameron dropping knowledge

Delamination happens all the time in race cars, just the repeated vibrations and G forces in turns etc,

Hell in boats and fiberglass, fiber not laid and sealed properly delaminates also simply by the water pressure.

I don't get how fish can still live down there. Even in the Mariana trench which is like at least twice as deep as the titanic there is still signs of life.
Like the pressure is enough to bend steel but the flesh of these creatures is ok and they just chill there?

Crazy

Its more than troublesome once the Biden connection came up. They clearly dragged this out in the media to distract and cover.