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big nipples big life posted:I don't trust the wsj for poo poo, why would the navy start listening right after they lost comms if the people the comms were going to didn't report the sub missing for another 8 hours? They probably listen continuously but don't want to say so.
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TulliusCicero posted:
Practice for war time I am assuming
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big nipples big life posted:I don't trust the wsj for poo poo, why would the navy start listening right after they lost comms if the people the comms were going to didn't report the sub missing for another 8 hours? The Navy listens all the time, 24/7. There's vast networks of hydrophones all over to listen to enemy subs, which also happen to catch everything else happening as well.
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Jun 22, 2023 23:29
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GABA ghoul posted:Not a materials scientist/engineer, but wouldn't you run some physical fatigue simulations before you build a hull out of a previously never used material? Or do repeated pressure stress tests with the materials in a lab? Or with a miniature in the actual ocean? Like, what made the guy believe a reusable carbon fiber submarine is actually feasible? Carbon fiber is sort of expensive, what more proof do you need?
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You Are A Elf posted:I bet the bolts connecting the hatch to the sub body weren't even galvanized or stainless steel. The conspiracy theorists are going wild here's the weirdest one I have seen I forgot about 17 being such an important number to the Qrazies
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angerbeet posted:“I’m going to expose pure evil! But first, a ride to the bottom of the sea in a homemade submersible.” "I'll bring my son with me."
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GABA ghoul posted:Not a materials scientist/engineer, but wouldn't you run some physical fatigue simulations before you build a hull out of a previously never used material? Or do repeated pressure stress tests with the materials in a lab? Or with a miniature in the actual ocean? Like, what made the guy believe a reusable carbon fiber submarine is actually feasible? um have you never heard of the mclaren f1?
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Jun 22, 2023 23:30
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Spinz posted:The conspiracy theorists are going wild here's the weirdest one I have seen Lol holy poo poo the ads.
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Jun 22, 2023 23:31
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Spinz posted:The conspiracy theorists are going wild here's the weirdest one I have seen This is basically schizophrenia right? It makes that advertisement about mental health extremely ironic if so.
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big nipples big life posted:I don't trust the wsj for poo poo, why would the navy start listening right after they lost comms if the people the comms were going to didn't report the sub missing for another 8 hours? They weren't listening for the Titan, it just happened to be caught while they were listening for other things.
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TheMightyBoops posted:Lol holy poo poo the ads.  Hidden signs you have mental problems while posting Q poo poo Lmao
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I Greyhound posted:The Navy listens all the time, 24/7. There's vast networks of hydrophones all over to listen to enemy subs, which also happen to catch everything else happening as well. I thought SOSUS was was mostly off since the early 2000s.
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Jun 22, 2023 23:32
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TulliusCicero posted:
That's what they want you to think
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Archonex posted:This is basically schizophrenia right? It makes that advertisement about mental health extremely ironic if so. Don't know about schizo, but it's somethin' misfiring in a brain.
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Jun 22, 2023 23:32
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big nipples big life posted:I don't trust the wsj for poo poo, why would the navy start listening right after they lost comms if the people the comms were going to didn't report the sub missing for another 8 hours? They probably had a super classified thing detect the implosion and immediately started listening.
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Jun 22, 2023 23:33
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Who lives in a pringles can under the sea? Billionaire MeatChunks! Absorbent and diced and porous is he Billionaire MeatChunks! If nautical nonsense be something he wished Billionaire MeatChunks! Then drop on the deck and explode like a fish! Billionaire MeatChunks! (Ready?!) Billionaire MeatChunks! Billionaire MeatChunks! Billionaire MeatChunks!
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GABA ghoul posted:Not a materials scientist/engineer, but wouldn't you run some physical fatigue simulations before you build a hull out of a previously never used material? Or do repeated pressure stress tests with the materials in a lab? Or with a miniature in the actual ocean? Like, what made the guy believe a reusable carbon fiber submarine is actually feasible? yeah, it's obvious you're not an engineer, maybe keep your opinions to yourself on this. the job of a materials engineer is to design something that's just barely robust enough to not fail in simulations, which you create for yourself with made up numbers when you don't know the real answer, and then to change jobs before your design is fielded. these are the basics that you learn in your first year out of college, if not sooner.
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Jun 22, 2023 23:36
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TheMightyBoops posted:Lol holy poo poo the ads. The ads are always nuts for years it's hilarious It's a website I read way back to lol at qanon, it's the craziest I've ever seen "Godlike Productions." It reads like the Onion but it's NOT
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Jun 22, 2023 23:36
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Karl Hungus posted:...and nothing of value was lost. well there was the $30 controller
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TheMightyBoops posted:Lol holy poo poo the ads. Targeted ads algorithm absolutely nailing their demographic
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https://www.heraldnet.com/news/boeing-uw-and-nasa-deny-design-partnerships-with-oceangate/quote:The deep sea exploration company has described The Boeing Co., the University of Washington, and NASA as “partners” who made significant contributions to the vessel’s design and construction.
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Jun 22, 2023 23:37
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Spinz posted:The conspiracy theorists are going wild here's the weirdest one I have seen These people can and have voted.
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Jun 22, 2023 23:38
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hamish harding reached the boundaries of human exploration to establish himself as cool and he imploded and everybody laughed about it for 3 days. not sure anyone has been more owned pound-for-pound in the history of the universe
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Brainwreck posted:https://www.heraldnet.com/news/boeing-uw-and-nasa-deny-design-partnerships-with-oceangate/  This guy got in his own Homer sub Like he could have just been a griftlord, but he actually bought into his own grift lmao
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Jun 22, 2023 23:39
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Regulations are overrated. Why waste valuable cash?
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Jun 22, 2023 23:40
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TulliusCicero posted:he actually bought into his own grift lmao That's like breaking rule number 1 of grifting.
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Jun 22, 2023 23:41
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I have a solution to the "billionaires should not exist" problem. We continue to allow billionaires to exist but every week they draw lots and we send five of them down to the bottom of the ocean on a rickety submarine and see if they survive. The rich get to keep their money and we all get to be entertained. Win win I say.
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GABA ghoul posted:Not a materials scientist/engineer, but wouldn't you run some physical fatigue simulations before you build a hull out of a previously never used material? Or do repeated pressure stress tests with the materials in a lab? Or with a miniature in the actual ocean? Like, what made the guy believe a reusable carbon fiber submarine is actually feasible? Yes. If these guys had actual engineers they would of done this. It sounds like the CEO replaced anyone competent who disagreed with him with 21 year old grad students who would say yes to everything or be fired. Carbon fibre is a poo poo-rear end material in compression and composites are one of the few things which fatigue in compression. Like genuinely if they'd made the hull out of an alloy steel forging or a titanium forging they'd likely of been fine.
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big nipples big life posted:I don't trust the wsj for poo poo, why would the navy start listening right after they lost comms if the people the comms were going to didn't report the sub missing for another 8 hours? Probably a slight inaccuracy by the reporter, or eliding for brevity. The Navy started looking at it's recordings as soon as they were alerted about the missing sub. They found what was probably an implosion in their recordings right after the sub lost comms, and alerted the incident commander shortly after the sub was reported missing (hours after the actual destruction).
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GABA ghoul posted:Not a materials scientist/engineer, but wouldn't you run some physical fatigue simulations before you build a hull out of a previously never used material? Or do repeated pressure stress tests with the materials in a lab? Or with a miniature in the actual ocean? Like, what made the guy believe a reusable carbon fiber submarine is actually feasible? Because he went down a few times so because it worked once it'll work again forever
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Bad Purchase posted:looks like there's an unexpected opportunity in the deep sea tourism market Best I can do is a submarine guy who's in prison for murder
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To be fair if the sub was going to blow up anyway then the best possible thing for our resident dipshit CEO was to die a (presumably) painless death aboard it rather than still be up here and on the hook for imploded a bunch of goobers in his innovative new carbon-fiber coffin.
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the navy hearing another wet fart under the ocean before having to go back and check to find some chunks came out
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I Greyhound posted:The Navy listens all the time, 24/7. There's vast networks of hydrophones all over to listen to enemy subs, which also happen to catch everything else happening as well. Are you saying even the middle of the ocean isn't safe from government snooping
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https://twitter.com/TitanicSub/status/1671994805256179712 Oh Jesus, the kid knew this was a bad idea before he even got on the sub but did it for his dad, who didn't know any better 
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Klyith posted:Probably a slight inaccuracy by the reporter, or eliding for brevity. That makes more sense. The way it is worded sounds like the navy sprang into action to check on the death tube the instant it stopped communicating.
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Drone_Fragger posted:Yes. or the viewport could have failed given it was only certified to 1,300 m
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