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Maybe, if we're really lucky and have been good little boys and girls, we'll be gifted with a photo of the deep sea version of the Hiroshima Lover's Embrace.
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facialimpediment posted:so basically we all thought they would be pulverized into a soup-like homogenate, but the hull was mostly intact, so they probably just got toothpasted those bits are not the hull. they are the exterior bits. the "hull" was the carbon fiber. unless there are pics of solid black stuff that i havent seen
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Comrade Blyatlov posted:Pressure at those levels does really weird things anyway, bodysmears might appear in places you wouldn't think possible "How to get out those stubborn stains!"
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ded posted:those bits are not the hull. they are the exterior bits. the "hull" was the carbon fiber. They recovered part of the hull, the fore titanium hemisphere. Maybe also the aft one. Platystemon fucked around with this message at 02:00 on Jun 29, 2023 |
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Crab Dad posted:I would guess bones? I’m really disappointed in the sea life for not doing a better job. Things happen slow down that far down. When Alvin sank in the 60s the crew had seconds to GTFO. It was recovered a year later and the lunches that got left on board were still edible (someone apparently tried a bite and said it was fine except for being soaked in saltwater). And that was less than half as deep. I can imagine there being some large enough bits of soft tissue to say "hey is that a bit of person" and they've basically spent a week in cold storage.
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Discussion Quorum posted:Things happen slow down that far down. When Alvin sank in the 60s the crew had seconds to GTFO. It was recovered a year later and the lunches that got left on board were still edible (someone apparently tried a bite and said it was fine except for being soaked in saltwater). And that was less than half as deep.. Wikipedia posted:On July 6, 1967, the Alvin was attacked by a swordfish during dive 202. The swordfish became trapped in the Alvin's skin, and the Alvin was forced to make an emergency surface. The attack took place at 2,000 feet (610 m) below the surface. The fish was recovered at the surface and cooked for dinner.[1]
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Swordfish is delicious, I would have done the same
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Comrade Blyatlov posted:Swordfish is delicious, I would have done the same Seriously. Favorite fish. Salmon and tuna and grouper can take a hike
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Spoggerific posted:I guess the people in charge of that submersible were really hungry. Waste not, want not.
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Jun 29, 2023 02:40
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Whatever they scrape off the inner hull of that thing is gonna be the consistency of creamy jif
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Discussion Quorum posted:Things happen slow down that far down. When Alvin sank in the 60s the crew had seconds to GTFO. It was recovered a year later and the lunches that got left on board were still edible (someone apparently tried a bite and said it was fine except for being soaked in saltwater). And that was less than half as deep. On a side note, here is a video talking about what happens when a whale carcass hits the sea floor and decomposes. They basically create an entire ecosystem in a nutrient-defiant area like the deep sea. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QxSUsn8H2zs
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Stravag posted:Seriously. Favorite fish. Salmon and tuna and grouper can take a hike Disgusting pervert behavior propagated by the Hookworm Consortium
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Jun 29, 2023 02:47
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I don’t care if you are a vegetarian: if an animal tries to kill you, you kill it first, and if it’s an edible animal you cook it an eat it to absorb its energy.
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Stravag posted:Seriously. Favorite fish. Salmon and tuna and grouper can take a hike Wahoo
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Discussion Quorum posted:Things happen slow down that far down. When Alvin sank in the 60s the crew had seconds to GTFO. It was recovered a year later and the lunches that got left on board were still edible (someone apparently tried a bite and said it was fine except for being soaked in saltwater). And that was less than half as deep. Geez i didn't realize the Alvin is 60 next year. 
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A lot of photos of the Titan's interior show a GoPro mount at the one viewport. I doubt a GoPro would survive at those depths but imagine if they recovered footage of the implosion...
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Suicide Watch posted:A lot of photos of the Titan's interior show a GoPro mount at the one viewport. I doubt a GoPro would survive at those depths but imagine if they recovered footage of the implosion... ...it'd be about one frame long?
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Suicide Watch posted:A lot of photos of the Titan's interior show a GoPro mount at the one viewport. I doubt a GoPro would survive at those depths but imagine if they recovered footage of the implosion... Hey I got this VESA mount, and I'm putting it in my carbon fiber submarine; can I just mount it directly to the hull?  tia
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Titan was really loving poorly built, but I’m pretty sure that there’s a nonstructural inner lining to the tube than the monitor is mounted on.
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The timescale you're talking for implosion at that are definitely in the sub-frame range, so you would either get one frame where everything is normal and then one frame where it isn't, or at best one frame where there's a split across it where the top portion is pre-crush and the bottom portion is post-crush
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not caring here posted:I think that whole thing was built on pretty sure. Excellent summation
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Wasabi the J posted:Hey I got this VESA mount, and I'm putting it in my carbon fiber submarine; can I just mount it directly to the hull? dont know why this keeps coming up. there was a fake wall inside the carbon fiber pressure hull. its clearly visible on many videos and pictures
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ded posted:dont know why this keeps coming up. there was a fake wall inside the carbon fiber pressure hull. its clearly visible on many videos and pictures yeah, but the memes
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I don't think I could build a worse sub and me trying
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Duzzy Funlop posted:yeah, but the memes ya. i know. the "sub" was a giant pile of poo poo but they did at least do that almost correctly. almost being that nothing was fire certified.
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ded posted:almost being that nothing was fire certified.  It just never stops
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That Danish guy's homemade murder sub was probably more well-built than this thing..
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Comrade Blyatlov posted:Swordfish is delicious, I would have done the same Wormy as gently caress. Eat fish lower on the predator pyramid.
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McNally posted:In addition to the mentioned pressure differential, I feel like there might be a large difference between explosive decompression and catastrophic implosion. Oh sure, they're not direct analogs. There is some similarity in that the gap those body parts had to fit through on the Dolphin was quite narrow. But primarily I used the Byford Dolphin as a touch point for the idea that even under extreme circumstances, parts of the human body are incredibly resilient and the idea that there could be recoverable human remains from the Titan isn't completely nonsensical.
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ded posted:392.55 atm @ 13,000 feet At that pressure, the air they had inside the sub would explode from sheer compression. Not only were they turned into molecules, those molecules were set on fire for a brief instant. I'm really curious as to what they think they found
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armpit_enjoyer posted:At that pressure, the air they had inside the sub would explode from sheer compression. Not only were they turned into molecules, those molecules were set on fire for a brief instant. A controller
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ded posted:ya. i know. the "sub" was a giant pile of poo poo but they did at least do that almost correctly. almost being that nothing was fire certified. Fyre certified.
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Comrade Blyatlov posted:Wahoo Fantastic submarine, much better built than the Titan, shame its torpedoes weren't.
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Arcella posted:That Danish guy's homemade murder sub was probably more well-built than this thing.. certainly killed fewer people
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Milo and POTUS posted:certainly killed fewer people that still was a crazy story tho. what was it, someone was interviewing him and he got tight about it so decided to just merc this lady? loving wild
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CommieGIR posted:Yeah most deep sea vessels are titanium or marging steel spheres/cylinders. The only advantage of COPVs, AFAIK, is that they are very lightweight, that is literally a bad thing in any submersible design, since it's quite difficult to make a big air bubble sink, and why they're typically only used in things like rocketry, or for SCBAs. Just the most incredible decisions with that boat. Also, who loving gives a poo poo about DNA identification, who cares if the patch of red goo is one of the passengers or another, what're you going to do, have an open casket funeral for them? Society's so loving weird about death.
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Elviscat posted:The only advantage of COPVs, AFAIK, is that they are very lightweight, that is literally a bad thing in any submersible design, since it's quite difficult to make a big air bubble sink, and why they're typically only used in things like rocketry, or for SCBAs. roll me into a blunt and smoke me bro so i can come back like the dude in how high
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TheWeedNumber posted:that still was a crazy story tho. what was it, someone was interviewing him and he got tight about it so decided to just merc this lady? loving wild E:^^ gently caress yeah, adding that to my will. Apparently someone on the forums posted about his boat. The thread was overwhelmingly excited about how cool the sub was. Sounds like killing a lady was what got his jollies off, sickest possible poo poo.
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TheWeedNumber posted:that still was a crazy story tho. what was it, someone was interviewing him and he got tight about it so decided to just merc this lady? loving wild It was that she was writing an article on him and he got horny for her and he had a vore* fetish *Actually that 'cut beutiful women to pieces' fetish. They found tons of strange japanese anime about it in his computers
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