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Warm und Fuzzy posted:Did they implode the ship after banging SOS on the walls for four days? yeah, they pressed UP DOWN UP DOWN LEFT RIGHT A B A B and a single stick of dynamite went off, RIP
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The Bananana posted:Ahahahahahahahsgg who is in charge here???? discipling is required!!!!! 
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i can't figure out how holding the controller side ways fixes the problem
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smoobles posted:with this debris field news I really hope that no taxpayer money is spent trying to determine why the Titan imploded no, we should make their estates pay to clean it up
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smoobles posted:yeah, they pressed UP DOWN UP DOWN LEFT RIGHT A B A B and a single stick of dynamite went off, RIP Ahh, see, there’s the problem It was UP UP DOWN DOWN LEFT RIGHT LEFT RIGHT SELECT START
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it's like that thing in secret of mana where you get confused and have to hold the controller upside down
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hemale in pain posted:i can't figure out how holding the controller side ways fixes the problem Motion controls
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eviltastic posted:The company that made those is also marketing a submersible that they call the Titanic Explorer because it can supposedly do that. No apparent public price, unless you count a rando unsourced Daily Mail headline. But presumably it costs less than the one owned by Gabe Newell that's rated for ten thousand feet below the deepest point that exists in the ocean. Has it actually been made yet? That looks like video game concept art.
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Coast guard presser in less than twenty minutes
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Warm und Fuzzy posted:Did they implode the ship after banging SOS on the walls for four days? Given that they were down almost double what the sub could handle in terms of pressure I wonder if it may have imploded over time. The thing appears to have been so shoddily built that a multi day long stay in the depths of the sea might not have been survivable for it. Just because it has 96 hours of oxygen doesn't mean that it will stay intact for 96 hours given how shoddily the thing was made, if stuck below for that long. Alternatively, I wonder if the banging was some part of the ballast or sub getting crunched over time as the hull slowly gave way until the pressure just made it go pop. That would be horrifying if so. Archonex fucked around with this message at 19:45 on Jun 22, 2023 |
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hemale in pain posted:i can't figure out how holding the controller side ways fixes the problem If pressing up makes you go left, you turn the controller so up is now left
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Imagine if they'd used a wiimote instead
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Yes it's been made and you can see it in Blue Planet II, the deep ocean episode. The only reason billionaires were on the pringles can was to save some money.
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I wonder if those parts they found came loose from the cabin after it imploded? Seems possible.
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LOL this happened when I tried to build a boat in the new Zelda game, luckily in my situation five people didn't get liquefied
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I'm still hopeful they are ok
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Tijuana-A-Go-Go posted:Imagine if they'd used a wiimote instead Sounds like ideal application for Kinect
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Why the gently caress wouldn't they just resurface, cancel whatever dive and test, and reinstall the thruster properly? 
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Archonex posted:Why the gently caress wouldn't they just resurface, cancel whatever dive and test, and reinstall the thruster properly? Corporate profits would have suffered
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The next sub will require the Armored Core grip
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hemale in pain posted:i can't figure out how holding the controller side ways fixes the problem Forward/Back is done by running both thrusters in the same direction. Rotate is done by running the thrusters in opposite directions. But if one is installed backwards then F/B is now rotate, and rotate is now F/B. So you turn the controller sideways and when you press forward from your perspective you're actually entering a rotate command.. which is now forward.
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500m away is a third of a mile away from the titanic... That's a decent amount of ground to search in the dark with sonar for a used to be pill shaped pod
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Archonex posted:Why the gently caress wouldn't they just resurface, cancel whatever dive and test, and reinstall the thruster properly? That would mean admitting failure, which is anathema to the billionaire mindset
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Ratjaculation posted:I'm still hopeful they are ok I mean if by ok you mean obliterated kinetically sure they're ok
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Ratjaculation posted:I'm still hopeful they are ok sadly even if billionaires were allowed into the Gates of Heaven, the water pressure would prevent their souls from ascending
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Axel Serenity posted:The next sub will require the
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SlurredSpeech609 posted:Seems like it. That company does make some pretty cool submersibles though. Triton built Gabe's sub so a Titanic sub is something they can do. It's probably just a CGI render because no one has ordered one yet.
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From CNN OceanGate says they believe individuals on missing sub "have sadly been lost" OceanGate said Thursday that they believe the passengers of the Titanic-bound submersible have “sadly been lost,” according to a statement from the company. 6 min ago Debris found on ocean floor has been assessed to be from the external body of the Titan sub From CNN's Priscilla Alvarez The debris discovered within the search area of the missing Titanic submersible has been assessed to be from the external body of the sub, according to a memo reviewed by CNN. The search for the crew capsule of the Titan vessel continues, the memo says. The debris was located on the ocean floor, roughly 500 meters (about a third of a mile) off of the bow of the Titanic, and it was found around 8:55 a.m. ET. It was discovered by a remotely operated vehicle that was searching the seafloor, according to the US Coast Guard. The discovery came at an urgent time for the search and rescue effort. Experts say the sub and its five passengers would be reaching the limit of the sub's roughly 96 hours of life support, having gone missing Sunday morning.
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Grey Cat posted:Submechanophobia is a word you might like. That’s me. I’ve known about thalassophobia but that was never quite right. It’s not the water it’s that freaks me out. The shot in Titanic when the last bit of the ship, the flagpole with the ball at the end, finally goes under, unnerves the poo poo out of me.
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at that depth the sudden surge of so much pressure would've heated the inside incredibly quickly as it also supercompressed basically all of them got to experience being at ground zero of an atom bomb
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Me to my wife: They found debris from the sub so I probably imploded and turned everyone to pulp. My wife: GOOD
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"Oh no they've installed one of our thrusters backwards, we're doomed!" "Don't worry, thanks to my years of Monster Hunter experience, I'm a master of the claw grip." 
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Impossibly Perfect Sphere posted:I wonder if those parts they found came loose from the cabin after it imploded? Seems possible. Still doesn't explain the banging sound. My money is on parts of the hull, ballast, or windows getting damaged by the pressure leading to loud popping and banging noises until the whole thing just gave way and imploded. We probably won't know for sure unless they release the sounds though. If there's a really loud noise towards the end then i'd say that's what it was.
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Excelzior posted:at that depth the sudden surge of so much pressure would've heated the inside incredibly quickly as it also supercompressed They didn't experience anything One moment they were talking to each other and the next was eternal darkness
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Ralph Crammed In posted:I don't understand this guy's point exactly, but I am intrigued that there is pings of giant sharks or something the government is hiding from us Rorobb posted:Yeah I don’t understand this or the other video? How are the sharks pinged? What are they implying is causing the ping at the titanic? Are they saying these specific sharks are going to check it out for some reason? What does this have to do with megaladons?? OCEARCH is a group that captures, tags (with acoustic and/or satellite receivers), and releases sharks and other large oceanic critters and makes their locations available to the public whenever the animals get close enough to the surface to "ping." These pings are subject to errors for a variety of reasons, which is what happened here. Andromache and Simon are both subadult great white sharks in the 10 foot/400 lb range who move up and down the Atlantic coast. Their actual locations have been corrected to show that they're in the Bay of Fundy, not hovering near the Titanic wreck 500 miles away from the erroneous ping. The Bananana posted:Ok, but like.... ignoring various things here, don't sharks usually top... err.. bottom out at 4k ft? Great whites have been recorded around a max of 4,000 feet. The only deeper large predatory sharks are Hexanchids (sixgills like the sleeper shark and Greenland shark) that go to MAYBE as deep as 7,000 feet. I don't think OCEARCH tracks any sixgills though.
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gregday posted:That’s me. I’ve known about thalassophobia but that was never quite right. It’s not the water it’s that freaks me out. i wonder what the local animals thought when that ship went down. guys guys guys, the five people MIGHT be alive still. has anyone contacted Ariel?
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