News & Events Missing Titanic tourist submarine

[Cyber_punk]

The memes are pretty brutal

 

[Strange Cat]

* man Avatar sucked but good on him

There’s still another 5 of them to go FMD

 

[Engimal v3]

if humans get effectively vaporised at that depth, how are fish just chillin down there?

Something something, lungs, something something, air pockets

 

[Strange Cat]

So the banging noises...
At regular intervals..
apparently...
Something else down there we should know about ?

 

[Engimal v3]

The only less productive week I've ever had was during the Thai cave rescue.

I didn't get a single bit of work done the week before we signed Clarko. I just kept refreshing BigFooty lol

 

[Roby]

if humans get effectively vaporised at that depth, how are fish just chillin down there?

That's not accurate. Nobody would be vaporised but the atmospheric pressure would have a crushing effect. The human body mainly consists of fluids (70%) so therefore it's not really compressible.

Deep-sea creatures have flexible and compressible bodies, which allow them to survive under the intense pressures of the deep ocean. Some deep-sea fish like the anglerfish have bodies that are primarily made up of a gelatinous substance that provides very little resistance to the surrounding pressure.

 

[Jatz]

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What is this from? I want to watch it haha

 

[Gralin]

There’s still another 5 of them to go FMD

you can choose not to watch them though at least

 

[Strange Cat]

you can choose not to watch them though at least

Say that to my family when they chuck it on

 

[bungalow_bill]

So the banging noises...
At regular intervals..
apparently...
Something else down there we should know about ?

 

[bungalow_bill]

I don't feel much for the CEO. Somewhere a 50yo white engineer is having a quiet chuckle

I do feel for the woman who lost her husband and son in such a horrific way. You just know that she tried to persuade them not to do it but lost the battle

 

[Kappa]

Don't tell me they're gonna spend more millions investigating how this tin can failed?

 

[ElectricG]

Don't tell me they're gonna spend more millions investigating how this tin can failed?

I hope they do

 

[rye]

who is footing the bill for the search and rescue

 

[Gralin]

I hope they do

You hope they spend money on finding out why an untested carbon fiber sub failed?

I think everyone knows what happened

 

[Kappa]

I hope they do

Why?

 

[Sqotty from office works]

who is footing the bill for the search and rescue

Insurance companies.
The ones that insured the people want to not pay and will mount a rescue effort to blame something else ,so they don't have to pay.

 

[Kappa]

who is footing the bill for the search and rescue

The poor taxpayers, as usual.

The ones living paycheque to paycheque while billionaires go on their happy little adventures

 

[mr bagcroft]

it was an absolute P.O.S design, which in addition was over seen with extreme hubris bordering on blatant disregard for safety.
All in the name of "diversity"
C.E.O didn't want to employ "50 year old white men"..
Because they might actually challenge him and tell him he can't do something or it isn't safe to do something a particular way.
And he would also have to pay them a shit load, compared to a 22 year old.
There...no need to waste millions.
Denial, is not just a river in Egypt.
In summary, that thing made Homers car look good.

 

[Donakebab]

There’s still another 5 of them to go FMD

The man gave us Alien and Terminator, he can make as much hot garbage as he wants and still be in the positive.

 

[Saint]

That's not accurate. Nobody would be vaporised but the atmospheric pressure would have a crushing effect. The human body mainly consists of fluids (70%) so therefore it's not really compressible.

Deep-sea creatures have flexible and compressible bodies, which allow them to survive under the intense pressures of the deep ocean. Some deep-sea fish like the anglerfish have bodies that are primarily made up of a gelatinous substance that provides very little resistance to the surrounding pressure.

It would have had a vaporising effect because it happened instantaneously. If a person were slowly subjected to increased atmospheric pressure, it would have a crushing effect. If it went from ~1 to 6,000 in milliseconds, it's vaporisation. It's like sitting inside an inverse-bomb. Pressure waves from all sides pushing in from all directions.

 

[MP_]

This one made me chuckle too lol

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30 odd years ago this hero might have saved them

 

[Toump Ass]

It's kinda funny that Billy Billionairre and his mates weren't even paying taxes in Canada, US, or France and they're the campaigners that spent millions looking for them.

 

[bungalow_bill]

You hope they spend money on finding out why an untested carbon fiber sub failed?

I think everyone knows what happened

Would be like me trying to climb Mt Everest in a t-shirt freezing to death, and then an investigation into how I died

 

[MP_]

It would have had a vaporising effect because it happened instantaneously. If a person were slowly subjected to increased atmospheric pressure, it would have a crushing effect. If it went from ~1 to 6,000 in milliseconds, it's vaporisation. It's like sitting inside an inverse-bomb. Pressure waves from all sides pushing in from all directions.

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