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i hope more billionaires try to see their wreck and also die in some strange recurrent loop
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a single transmission is heard from the wreck send more billionaires
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Jun 22, 2023 01:35
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Biplane posted:Orcas trying to bust open the tube to get at the tinned meat inside. Orcas bumping it around to each other like a volleyball.
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Jun 22, 2023 01:42
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I think once a year we should pick out the richest billionaire, give them a trophy that says they won capitalism, and give them a free mandatory submarine ride
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Jun 22, 2023 01:44
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PoundSand posted:cause it hits that sweet spot of warming it up enough without drying it out super easily. . I think that may be the key factor. Warming something by oscillating its water molecules gives you a more even result than warming it with a heat source limited to a single plane.
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Jun 22, 2023 01:49
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Tendales posted:I think once a year we should pick out the richest billionaire, give them a trophy that says they won capitalism, and give them a free mandatory submarine and helicopter ride
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Jun 22, 2023 01:57
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3D Megadoodoo posted:I feel bad for the guys and I hope this leads to commercial private submarines being banned. I went in one while in Hawaii and the whole time my brain is screaming 'is this a good idea? This doesn't seem like a good idea'. I was 17 at the time and wasn't my decision, I was just along for the ride. It was a wasted trip because the currents were so strong it kicked up the sand and I didn't get to see anything anyway
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Lacrosse posted:I went in one while in Hawaii and the whole time my brain is screaming 'is this a good idea? This doesn't seem like a good idea'. I was 17 at the time and wasn't my decision, I was just along for the ride. Poseidowned.
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Jun 22, 2023 02:40
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Meat Miracle posted:a single transmission is heard from the wreck lol
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Jun 22, 2023 02:58
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I hope the banging turns out to be either orcas playing beachball like someone just said, or something along the lines of the Morse radio transmission in On the Beach (it was just a an open window moving in the breeze and tapping the transmit key)
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Jun 22, 2023 03:00
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Weatherman posted:I hope the banging turns out to be either orcas playing beachball like someone just said, or something along the lines of the Morse radio transmission in On the Beach (it was just a an open window moving in the breeze and tapping the transmit key) Well if they opened a window, that's pretty much it.
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Jun 22, 2023 03:03
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Weatherman posted:I hope the banging turns out to be either orcas playing beachball like someone just said, or something along the lines of the Morse radio transmission in On the Beach (it was just a an open window moving in the breeze and tapping the transmit key) My bet is that it's little chunks of titanium hull that happened to implode and shower the area with shattered metal. Some of it could be banging into the Titanic wreck or into each other.
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Jun 22, 2023 03:17
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mycomancy posted:My bet is that it's little chunks of titanium hull that happened to implode and shower the area with shattered metal. Some of it could be banging into the Titanic wreck or into each other. It's too small to make "banging" sounds underwater if it's in pieces. (Yes I'm
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Jun 22, 2023 06:39
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ain't no coastguard hearing "banging" from kilometres down, it's bullshit
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Jun 22, 2023 06:49
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It is the beating of capitalism's hideous heart
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Jun 22, 2023 06:51
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starkebn posted:ain't no coastguard hearing "banging" from kilometres down, it's bullshit You have to say stuff like that to protect the feelings of our precious job creators
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starkebn posted:ain't no coastguard hearing "banging" from kilometres down, it's bullshit They don't have to be kilometers down. If the power is out they could be bobbing on the surface, unable to communicate. (they dead)
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Jun 22, 2023 07:31
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Amphigory posted:You can get taps here in the UK that dispense: Can I get a link to this? I'm not in the UK, but I'm looking at buying a house now, and I desperately want a tap that dispenses cold, sparkling water, and am willing to pay some fairly unreasonable prices for it, even if I have to import it.
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Jun 22, 2023 19:17
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Ham Equity posted:Can I get a link to this? build a kegerator
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Ham Equity posted:Can I get a link to this? Quooker is the fancy brand in the UK/ROI
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Ham Equity posted:I'm not in the UK, but I'm looking at buying a house now, and I desperately want a tap that dispenses cold, sparkling water, and am willing to pay some fairly unreasonable prices for it, even if I have to import it. This sub thing makes me wish the version of Hell in AMC's Preacher were real. Billionaires in an endless loop of being trapped in there for eternity.
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Jun 22, 2023 19:57
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Good news they're confirmed to all be in hell
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tokin opposition posted:Good news they're confirmed to all be in hell 
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starkebn posted:ain't no coastguard hearing "banging" from kilometres down, it's bullshit My money's on "we heard it explode Sunday, but hell if we're exposing methods."
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Arsenic Lupin posted:My money's on "we heard it explode Sunday, but hell if we're exposing methods." I mean the SOSUS array could hear that and that's publicly operated now so it might just be that and they haven't written the full thing up yet 
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Jun 22, 2023 21:14
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Arsenic Lupin posted:My money's on "we heard it explode Sunday, but hell if we're exposing methods." They had a worldwide sonar array back in the 60s capable of clearly recording and triangulating the death sounds of Soviet sub K-129 and USS Scorpion. Those are obviously much bigger than the Minnow 2 or whatever they called their death canister but I'll bet that they detected it in close to real time or at least were able to go back and find it immediately once someone told them the sub might be in trouble.
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Azathoth posted:They had a worldwide sonar array back in the 60s capable of clearly recording and triangulating the death sounds of Soviet sub K-129 and USS Scorpion. Those are obviously much bigger than the Minnow 2 or whatever they called their death canister but I'll bet that they detected it in close to real time or at least were able to go back and find it immediately once someone told them the sub might be in trouble. That's the SOSUS array and they turned it over to academics once the cold war ended. And I mean I'm sure they have a modern version of it that's hush hush but yeah.
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Facebook Aunt posted:Not necessarily, they still be alive and stewing in their own sweat and piss at this very moment. US Coast Guard confirms debris consistent with catastrophic implosion.
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Shame Boy posted:That's the SOSUS array and they turned it over to academics once the cold war ended. Yeah, my point was that if they could already do that 60 years ago, imagine what kinds of tracking tech they're running these days.
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Tendales posted:I think once a year we should pick out the richest billionaire, give them a trophy that says they won capitalism, and give them a free mandatory submarine ride
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Halloween Jack posted:There are over 3,000 billionaires, though. Make it hourly
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If we send 10 billionaires down a day we could have this poo poo finished in a year.
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building a guillotine but making the blade out of carbon fiber to reduce the weight
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Azathoth posted:They had a worldwide sonar array back in the 60s capable of clearly recording and triangulating the death sounds of Soviet sub K-129 and USS Scorpion. Those are obviously much bigger than the Minnow 2 or whatever they called their death canister but I'll bet that they detected it in close to real time or at least were able to go back and find it immediately once someone told them the sub might be in trouble. During ww2, the is navy could locate a depth implosion from a metal ball the size of a softball in the Pacific Ocean. They used it as a rescue beacon for downed airmen. Just toss a hollow metal ball into the water, and eventually a search team will show up in the area.
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Arsenic Lupin posted:My money's on "we heard it explode Sunday, but hell if we're exposing methods." literally what happened  the thing popped as soon as it got down there
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Mola Yam posted:literally what happened Hell yeah
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Mola Yam posted:literally what happened they even shared a recording of the implosion sound captured: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9FLRHejWAo8
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they probably know where Malaysia 370 is as well, but aren't telling us for good reason (aliens)
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Arsenic Lupin posted:I think that may be the key factor. Warming something by oscillating its water molecules gives you a more even result than warming it with a heat source limited to a single plane.
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Whooping Crabs posted:they even shared a recording of the implosion sound captured: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9FLRHejWAo8 holy poo poo 
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