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Grey Cat posted:How much you wanna bet even less time because I feel like this thing didn't have a CO2 scrubber. I believe it has one but it can’t keep up longer than a couple days
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Imagine you get diarrhea during the ride down. Would ruin the whole trip for everyone.
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Grey Cat posted:How much you wanna bet even less time because I feel like this thing didn't have a CO2 scrubber. A CBC article said they have a co2 scrubber and even if they lost power they could disassemble it and lay it out and it would function reasonably well.
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dr_rat posted:So in 100ish years is there going to be a Titanic squeal based off this? Insted of the heart of the ocean, its a crypto wallet.
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Impossibly Perfect Sphere posted:i can't get over that they didn't put like, you know seats with a harness in this thing 
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ThinkTank posted:A CBC article said they have a co2 scrubber and even if they lost power they could disassemble it and lay it out and it would function reasonably well. if heat becomes an issue those things usually are worthless though. But suppose it's better than nothing. E: guess I wonder how much power they could have.
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Dying in poo poo really does beat or work with to make worst, all others as as worst of all.
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NYT posted the industry letter to Stockton, https://int.nyt.com/data/documenttools/marine-technology-society-committee-2018-letter-to-ocean-gate/eddb63615a7b3764/full.pdf quote:March27, 2018 They didn't include the signatories, but name a few in the article https://www.nytimes.com/live/2023/06/20/us/titanic-missing-submarine Fansy fucked around with this message at 21:46 on Jun 20, 2023 |
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Chief McHeath posted:has any of em jacked off while they’re down there i know i would With explosive decompression? Oh, their nuts got busted all right
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Pookah posted:I saw today that one of the people in the sub is a hugely experienced deep-sea diver, Paul-Henri Nargeolet. He's old enough to have been in every vessel capable of descending to the Titanic wreck, he's been down there many many times, and even with all those years of experience, he chose to get into this obvious deathtrap: I saw some old quotes from him earlier, that I now can't find due to the sheer volume of news stories, basically where he was saying that he's totally chill with the idea of death coming so quick you wouldn't know about it if something goes wrong underwater, so he'd pretty much accepted that at some point it could happen and that's just how it was.
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I'd be stress/boredom jacking it non-stop, tbqh.
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the nazi guy who bought twitter
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dr_rat posted:So in 100ish years is there going to be a Titanic squeal based off this? My Fart Will Go On
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Too bad that Gordon Lightfoot is no longer with us; he could have written a sequel to The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald about this saga.
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Pookah posted:I saw today that one of the people in the sub is a hugely experienced deep-sea diver, Paul-Henri Nargeolet. He's old enough to have been in every vessel capable of descending to the Titanic wreck, he's been down there many many times, and even with all those years of experience, he chose to get into this obvious deathtrap: This is like those free climbers who just keep climbing until they get old enough to slip up and fall off a mountain because gently caress it, got to go sometime.
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Danger - Octopus! posted:I saw some old quotes from him earlier, that I now can't find due to the sheer volume of news stories, basically where he was saying that he's totally chill with the idea of death coming so quick you wouldn't know about it if something goes wrong underwater, so he'd pretty much accepted that at some point it could happen and that's just how it was. hope he shared that with his guests and their familes!
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Would SOSUS be capable of picking up the sound from the sub imploding? Wasn't the whole point of it to listen for subs in the Atlantic?
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Fansy posted:I have so much more respect for Triton subs after this. lol that fishbutt at 6:42
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The Glumslinger posted:Would SOSUS be capable of picking up the sound from the sub imploding? Wasn't the whole point of it to listen for subs in the Atlantic? IUSS (former SOSUS) should be able to, if it’s properly functional and depending on what else it was being used for at the time.
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I'd love to see the technical drawings (if they ever existed). The CEO is the personification of Feynman's quote about NASA management during the Challenger disaster: "The fact that this danger did not lead to a catastrophe before is no guarantee that it will not the next time, unless it is completely understood. When playing Russian roulette the fact that the first shot got off safely is little comfort for the next."
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Plucky Brit posted:I'd love to see the technical drawings (if they ever existed). They used carbon fibre, a material which is worse than steel in compression, to design a submarine, based on "NASA scientists" telling them this when NASA scientists design positive pressure systems (ie, the shell of the spacecraft is in tension because of the internal gas pressure). Their technical documents likely do not exist. I would actually suspect that whoever raised concerns about the use of carbon fibre in compression was fired, despite numerous studies showing just how bad an idea carbon fibre is in compression (here's a good one even showing the failure mode, microbuckling: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6073288/, and gives an exmaple of how drastically poo poo carbon fibre is in compression, some samples having compressive strengths before fracture of 400mpa, but having tensile failure strengths of 1200MPA).
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Dark Off posted:
who needs regulations and standards, not this guy, no sir
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Plucky Brit posted:I'd love to see the technical drawings (if they ever existed). I imagine it was something like this: 
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Pookah posted:I saw today that one of the people in the sub is a hugely experienced deep-sea diver, Paul-Henri Nargeolet. He's old enough to have been in every vessel capable of descending to the Titanic wreck, he's been down there many many times, and even with all those years of experience, he chose to get into this obvious deathtrap: I think he was just so obsessed with the Titanic that he'd risk death to see it. He had to have known about the whole Marine Technology Society thought this sub was a crock of poo poo. He's written articles for the MTS journal! He's probably in the MTS. lmao RMS Titanic Inc, the company that Nargeolet works for, is part of the same company that does the "BODIES!" exhibition -- ie the chinese knock-off of Body Worlds that is probably using executed criminals and black-market sources. And they've been playing games with bankruptcy to sell off Titanic artifacts. The dude is willing to work for a scum business just to keep doing Titanic dives.
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The Glumslinger posted:Would SOSUS be capable of picking up the sound from the sub imploding? Wasn't the whole point of it to listen for subs in the Atlantic?
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I got a long unskippable ad for seven seas fish oil while watching that video. I think that might be in poor taste.
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Sorry guys I was playing Silent Hunter 4 and saw a small lovely looking cylinder and blew it up.
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SchrodingersCat posted:We all died
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Fansy posted:Nobody glamorous on board. Best they can hope for is a comedy. I'm hoping for a sequel to the Titanic cartoon https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BxHNztg0X3s
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Chief McHeath posted:has any of em jacked off while they’re down there i know i would What happens in the sub touring the Titanic, stays at the sub touring the Titanic. Literally.
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They just announced that their CEO was piloting the sub. They held off for so long before announcing this.
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My guess is they had an issue with their life support system on the way down and wound up experience blissful death by hypoxia.
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Klyith posted:I think he was just so obsessed with the Titanic that he'd risk death to see it.
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Gomez Chamberlain posted:Tragedy is probably not the word I'd choose. I haven't been this entertained by a tragedy in a very long time.
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I never even thought about the shape of the sub being an issue, but you goons are right, regular submarines don't go that deep when they're tube shape, they have to be spherical. At least they died doing what they loved, being crammed into a small space smelling of human fear, human feces, and no poor people in sight. Many years ago when I could still scuba dive, the deepest I ever went on a deep water dive was 100 ft down. And I remember looking up and realizing just how far 100 ft was and that if something happened, I was totally boned because I would have to stop periodically to decompress so I didn't get the bends and just dropped dead. Almost everything in the ocean is totally happy if you do that though. I don't know if there's any deeper open water dives that people can scuba dive to, but 100 ft down was definitely far enough for me. I only went once or twice, and then decided any future diving would just be to 30 or 40 ft Max. Then of course one of my eardrums got damaged what I wasn't in the water, and now I can't dive at all. But that's okay. I could be on that submarine instead.
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