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Animal-Mother posted:They're further along the tech tree, soon they'll have animal husbandry.
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Codependent Poster posted:Okay so let's say they weren't all turned into pulp and fish food and they resurfaced and are now drifting atop the ocean somewhere. i dont think the xbox controller is strong enough
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ded posted:i dont think the xbox controller is strong enough What if they grabbed the CEO and used his head as a battering ram
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Codependent Poster posted:Okay so let's say they weren't all turned into pulp and fish food and they resurfaced and are now drifting atop the ocean somewhere. No, but even if they did, they would immediately start to take on water and sink.
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Window can handle more lbs per inch than a dick in your mom
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Help, peasants! My hot air balloon appears to be snagged beneath the floating island of Laputa! I won’t survive the night, if you don’t hurry! I’m sorry, stepfather. You’ll be in my thoughts at the Liszt show.
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I just caught one of their early CGI promo videos where it shows the original design and mentions the original name was "Cyclops".the motherfucking Subnautica wiki posted:The Cyclops shares its name with a real-life deep-sea submarine developed by a company called OceanGate, and the game acknowledges OceanGate's trademark on this name in the credits. Just for even more real-world engineering + video game crossover lols
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Klyith posted:I think he was just so obsessed with the Titanic that he'd risk death to see it. Nargeolet's in a small space with extremely wealthy clients, and he's the director of the giftshop. Fansy fucked around with this message at 03:21 on Jun 21, 2023 |
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how long until the movie is out
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I'm legit kind of mad that our US military is using all these resources instead of just saying "There are two billionaires on that sub, marine salvage laws apply, god speed the free market economy!"
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everything they do is to protect capital anyways I don’t see how looking for a CEO is any different
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if they have surfaced to six foot swells its going to be a little pukey wooky in there 
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Dick Jones posted:If it imploded, wouldn't some of the debris like fabric or tubing or plastic computer parts be floating on the surface by now? I'm not sure if conditions are calm and sunny enough to even spot something like that though. If it was 2.5 km down when it imploded, it might take a while before any debris gets to the surface. Stuff like fabric and hard plastic isn't super buoyant, it wouldn't really rocket right up. I'd imagine it might take days or weeks. And over that time it'll be well spread out by currents. Stuff that is buoyant like foam or lightweight plastic or a human body gets crushed into bits.
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Codependent Poster posted:Okay so let's say they weren't all turned into pulp and fish food and they resurfaced and are now drifting atop the ocean somewhere. Given the window is meant to hold against 400-ish atmospheres of pressure (although it was apparently only rated for 170-ish atmospheres of pressure) I wouldn't give good odds for some middle-aged billionaires and a teenager breaking it.
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My  is on a Humboldt squid ripping up the outer cables, those fuckers don't mess around.
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Klyith posted:If it was 2.5 km down when it imploded, it might take a while before any debris gets to the surface. Yeah I don't imagine anything in that sub is so super buoyant that it would float to the surface. Plus trying to find a little bit of foam or carpet in hundreds of miles of choppy ocean. I've heard all sorts of stuff recently, like they got some sort of connection but no one responded. I think their overused hull failed, and they popped way deep down, and there's nothing left.
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Bad news: just found out one of them brought aboard a dart board. Worse news: one of them missed.
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SulfurMonoxideCute posted:My Please be considerate of our canned guests. They deserve nothing less than Harvard squid.
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Busters posted:Yeah I don't imagine anything in that sub is so super buoyant that it would float to the surface. There might be some floaty plastic fragments of those Soundblaster PC speakers kicking around.
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kalleth posted:
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Wouldn't the implosion have been picked up on ocean listening devices? Or maybe since it was carbon fiber it didn't "pop" the way a typical all-metal pressure vessel would.
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Neeksy posted:Wait, WHAT innovation 
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lmao they get bolted in from the outside Also wheres james cameron when you need him?
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We haven’t heard from the stepson in a while because he’s been kidnapped by Leonardo DiCaprio, who’s going to into his dreams the idea to break up his fathers empire so Ken Watanabe can corner the global groversub market.
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Scam Likely posted:Wouldn't the implosion have been picked up on ocean listening devices? Or maybe since it was carbon fiber it didn't "pop" the way a typical all-metal pressure vessel would. Possibly, I wonder if it takes a while for them to re-analyse the data to look for a sound they aren’t typically looking for (because what idiot makes an underwater vehicle out of carbon fibre, apparently?)
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What were these peoples relationships to…Hillary Rodham Clinton? 🤨
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From the cold war thread.Kafouille posted:There is a chance they might have survived a while. quote:A Canadian aircraft searching for the missing Titan submersible, which failed to return Sunday from an expedition to the wreckage of the Titanic, detected “banging” in 30-minute intervals coming from the area the divers disappeared, according to internal e-mail updates sent to Department of Homeland Security leadership and obtained by Rolling Stone. A DHS official told Rolling Stone, that as of 5 hours ago the Titan still had 40 hours of oxygen left and stated that the “situation looks bleak,” adding that they believe the banging was coming from the craft, but that haven’t heard any noise since yesterday. SlurredSpeech609 fucked around with this message at 03:54 on Jun 21, 2023 |
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Kart Barfunkel posted:What were these peoples relationships to…Hillary Rodham Clinton? 🤨 They were going to be her first stop on the new season of Gutsy
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Looks like they got the juicero finally working!
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Sound is weird under water. I mean just because you hear banging from "around there" doesn't mean it's where you think it is. OOOOOOH poo poo. https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/worl...5e43383fb1&ei=9 quote:The Titan set out on its expected 9-hour round-trip expedition from 400 miles off the coast of St John's, Newfoundland, around 8 AM Sunday. The submersible's last contact with the Polar Prince, which provided coordination communication from the surface, was around 9:45 AM. Cowslips Warren fucked around with this message at 03:59 on Jun 21, 2023 |
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I can't find it but i read a Twitter post that said there's only been four successful submarine rescues in history. 2/4 were in a training scenario and 1 was stuck in a fishing net so the location was known for all of them. Also the oxygen was on the verge of running out for all of them. Edit: here's the referenced website https://thehill.com/homenews/4057666-how-many-times-have-submarine-rescues-succeeded/
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super sweet best pal posted:What I don't get is why someone would go down to a sunk boat in the middle of nowhere when there's a ton of perfectly good WW2 warships off the coasts of islands in the Pacific to check out instead. Go down, look around, spend the rest of your time at the local resort. Even Hawaii has the Arizona memorial for maximum patriotism. Well they're British and even though we were Allies during WW2 the Pacific was a little outside their wheelhouse. Plus IIRC they asked us to help multiple times before Hawaii got bombed. I feel like they would be like "This is the memorial of when these fuckers FINALLY decided to help us not get obliterated by Nazis."
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Further Reading posted:The value of the trip is the story not the experience. Telling a bunch of clout obsessed vapid socialites that you saw a bunch of warships nobody heard of isn't going to be as impressive as saying you saw that one famous boat from the movie. Me in real therapy session: I mean I think I might have some residual PTSD from the elephant attack... Therapist: Wait, elephant attack? Me: Oh, yeah, I was almost killed by an elephant. Therapist: Wait, what?! Me: *sigh*, Yes, we were on safari in Africa and elephant totaled the Land Cruiser we were in, it put over a tree and ripped the axle out. Therapist:  Me: Yeah, it's like the third time I've almost died, the private plane we were in almost went down in the rainforest once in a storm, it was doing the "Whoop, whoop! Whoop! Whoop!, Pull up! Pull Up! Me: And bears confronted the helicopter we were in Alaska once when we landed on the beach. Therapist:
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Anyone who's worn an SCBA knows that you have x minutes of rated oxygen and about 30% of that under any real exertion. Between the panic, screaming, banging, and murdering Stockton Rush, I'm sure they ran out early.
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Mr Ice Cream Glove posted:Best way to experience Titanic I was a little kid when this game came out and I tried to play it but was too dumb to understand it. I'm probably still too dumb to understand it because it has something to do with traveling back in time to the titanic during the blitz or something
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SulfurMonoxideCute posted:My Wh... Why do you think it's called the Humboldt squid
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sweet thursday posted:Anyone who's worn an SCBA knows that you have x minutes of rated oxygen and about 30% of that under any real exertion. Between the panic, screaming, banging, and murdering Stockton Rush, I'm sure they ran out early. This is very true. I remember one of the last times I dove, and it was in super shallow water, but there were a gently caress ton of rocks around, and a bunch of long spine urchins moving around them. My dive buddy had no problem getting around the rocks, but I found myself falling behind. Now this was stupid shallow, like 6 feet, but I had to get into trained slow breathing mode so I didn't panic and get stabbed if I went too low, or hit by rocks if the waves pushed me too high. This was a full loving tank, in bright rear end daylight, with a trained dive buddy. Those dudes? Yeah that oxygen doesn't last long if you start screaming.
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I've seen videos at conferences of underwater implosions on carbon-fiber/epoxy tubes that reminded me of the construction of this sub. I went digging (i.e. put "underwater cylinder implosion" into google scholar) and of course the videos aren't uploaded but there are pictures. These experiments are driven by hydrostatic pressure, which is to stay a slowly increasing overall pressure to mimic deep sea conditions rather than a sudden explosion or other trigger. Source: https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/pd...sMMOB1Gf-DFdDBD  Carbon-fiber/epoxy tube with no stiffening ring  Tubes with increasing number of rings  Post-mortem images of the cracking Once a tube like that starts to buckle, it goes fast.
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