"It Would Have Been Instantaneous, Quicker Execution Than A Bullet" - Titanic Sub Debris Found
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- Опубліковано 21 чер 2023
- Titanic expert Tim Maltin tells TalkTV that an implosion on the missing Titan submersible meant that death "would have been instantaneous, a quicker execution than a bullet."
Speaking to Vanessa Feltz, he says the whole situation is a "terrible tragedy" and he never thought Titanic would take five more victims over a hundred years after 1,500 people died on the ship.
A “debris field” has been discovered within the search area for the missing Titan submersible.
The US Coast Guard (USCG) said a remotely-operated vehicle (ROV) made the discovery near the wreckage of the Titanic on Thursday.
The hunt for the missing deep-sea vessel is still an “active search and rescue” mission after it lost communication on Sunday.
#titanic #sub #titan #talktv
Don't blame the Titanic; she was resting in peace.
Exactly!!
obviously but it’s a way of saying that it was like part of the same c urse
piece and peace.
It's a ship!!!!!! Not a person, therefore it is not resting in peace. I don't get some of you
Exactly 💯
An implosion is definitely the most humane scenario for these 5 men, certainly better than being stuck at the bottom of the ocean with no hope of being rescued.
Like the in the case of the Kursk disaster.
Worse would have been if they surfaced and were floating around d undiscovered. They hatch was bolted from outside, so they would have run out of air if not released by someone outside.
Agree with you 100 percent.
True
@@JimRex-vv4qs Bit of a stretch of imagination... Problem is they had several manual safety measures to resurface.
Probably imploded when all three forms of communication failed 🤷♂️
Titanic didn’t kill anyone. People decided to go there and then decided not follow basic safety protocols. This is a tragedy waiting to happen. Rest in peace to all these souls.
Man speaks truth & 100% nails it
💯 Spot on
I feel bad for the 19 year old who didn’t want to go and was terrified, but wanted to make his father proud. Sad.
I agree! That father has blood on his hands...smh!
Very sad.
There all clowns for going in that, shame what happened tho
I feel bad for his mother too.
Poor 19 year billionaire could not finish his college education and spend his Dad's billions of dollars no offense
It wasn't the titanic taking these lives. It was the company who would ignore all the warnings and voices of reason. Greed before safety seems to be a BIG part of what has happened here.
Things never change.
Capitalism baby!
@@CugerBrantwell, they died. Seems like they were held to account.
No that’s what happens when you have more money than what you know what to do with
@SuperNostalgia. Amen
The Titantic did not claim five more souls, an experimental submersible did.
Why were they there in the first place?
And 750 migrants drowned the day before but I guess poor lives dont matter over rich lives.
@@queenbrightwingthe3890dude what are you talking about? All the deaths matter damn.
@@queenbrightwingthe3890Oh, I'm sorry, is this a video about the migrants? Or is your head cloudy all the way up on that high horse?
@@BlueSageFilms There is a lot of garbage humans here commenting about the situation who think the lives on the sub don't mater much or at all because they had lots of money...
Ocean gate is to blame…not the Titanic. My prayers to the families. So very sad and heartbreaking
That 'captain' who said risk is a normal pat of life. Even crossing the street we have traffic lights. This group crossed a speeding crowded superhighway.
The way Vanessa blames the Titanic like it was deliberate.
But that SUB imploded the time the mother ship lost contact with them that’s the time the imploded happened because the US coast guard said the SUB was found in Pieces but where are the passengers they are eaten by sea creatures or what or they are trapped somewhere yerrrrr
@@Darwin_hired
They're all in pieces scattered to put it bluntly.
Anyone that hasn't seen how lightning-fast an implosion is, should look up "Implosion Tank tests". Those huge rail-car tanks implode in the blink of an eye. The implosion that Titan faced was probably 1000x faster and 1000x more violent than that. Those 5 souls never heard or felt a thing.
Not trying to be morbid, but as far as retrieving their bodies, there are no bodies nor much of anything retrievable. Just imagine what would happen if you tried to shoot ripened tomatoes out of a cannon.
It may have been so violent, that it produced it's own light-source brighter than the sun, for a few milliseconds. Not trying to be morbid, as far as retrieving their bodies, there are no bodies. Just imagine what would happen if you tried to shoot ripened tomatoes out of a cannon.
It's not the titanic who claimed their lives... It's the negligence of the company who are in charge of the expedition.
The people who were killed when the Titanic sank had no reason to believe they were in danger. The Titanic was brand new, the most modern ship in the world, and was supposedly unsinkable. On the other hand, the people who went down in this homemade submersible knew, or at least should have known, that they were putting themselves in extreme danger.
Sometimes money and egos blind you of your mortality.
historic irony at it's tragic best. 😢
@@dans5741addicts are often afflicted with a disease called substance use disorder (SUD). it's a chemical condition that causes a mental illness. I was an LMHP for a long time and I helped out thousands of people through a substance use disorder program that I used to manage at a major hospital here in Seattle. it's not comparable to these wealthy people and their collectively poor decision.
The Titanic went down because the captain ignored warning signs given to him about icebergs. Same as this Captain. He ignored all signs because of GREED!
@@dans5741 I don't care about drug users
The Titanic did not take 5 more victims:
The CEO of Oceangate did.
it was titanic scale of ignorance and hubris
No one had a gun to their head!! Stupidity killed them
Makes you wonder how they made all their money?
Well said.
yeah including himself you fanny
This just breaks my heart. I have felt sick in my stomach since the first report it was missing. Its not the titanic's fault at all, I'm really surprised he said that. Rest in peace to those 5 people who arent with us now. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
It is a mercy indeed that everything was so quick that they didn't even have a chance to realize what was happening. My condolences to their families.
Amen 🙏
How do you know it was quick? I'm sure they knew when the hull started creaking and cracking.
Anyone that hasn't seen how lightning-fast an implosion is, should look up "Implosion Tank tests". Those huge rail-car tanks implode in the blink of an eye. The implosion that Titan faced was probably 100x faster and 100x more violent than that. Those 5 souls never heard nor felt a thing.
Not trying to be morbid, but as far as retrieving their bodies, there are no bodies nor much of anything retrievable. I can only describe it as, Tomatoes shot out of a cannon.
It may have been so violent, that it produced it's own light-source brighter and hotter than the sun, for a few milliseconds.
@doodlemom4593 at that depth there would be no creaking, as soon as that hull deformed even the slightest amount, everybody inside was incinerated from the air pressure in a few milliseconds or less.
@@Bergs_Adventures Now that I think about it, an additional explosive reaction could actually come from their own bodies. The extreme pressure at that depth for a split-second during the implosion, could turn oxygen into liquid form. All oils (including body fat) are not only explosive from extreme pressure, but oils at any pressure that make contact with liquid oxygen, has an explosive reaction.
The reason I thought of this is, my Uncle was in the service during Vietnam and worked in the Motor-Pool doing vehicle maintenance. He was walking by a hazardous-materials storage area. By dumb-luck someone had accidentally spilled or released some liquid oxygen. There were "balls" of LOX bouncing outside, going everywhere. My Uncle had just cleaned up an oil-spill that morning and had oil on his boots. He inadvertently stepped on one of those ball of LOX and BOOM it blew half the sole off his boot!! Luckily it didn't damage his foot.
The Titanic didn't take five more lives. Stupidity did. His cavalier attitude towards safety was unbelievable.
Maybe it was a good thing that he was on board because if he was not it would have been difficult for him to live with himself.
RIP to the CEO🥴
which is the titanic story repeated all over again. the very idea of calling the submersible the "titan" was also not the greatest idea in hindsight. there is something doomed with this name and this place...
@@chrisc1881I have a feeling he’d have felt just fine
"Stupidity" are you a psychopath, these are people, one was 18 years old!
Don’t blame the titanic, she’s been resting for over one hundred years. This is truly a senseless tragedy.
Agreed. Let's let her rest in peace why don't we😢 Condolences to the families
But the two correlate, rushed and foolish decisions were made, both Captains are at fault.
@@joshuagurin9117 3:12 "the titanic has taken even more lives"
Lol already been said
They got that full titanic experience
James Camerons interview on the matter was very eye opening. He more or less confirmed TITAN was very VERY inferior compared to other top of the line subs which has dove deep in the ocean. Whoever came up with the idea cut a bunch of corners all for money.
Titanic didnt take anyone, human error did. That capitan and titanic captain had something in common: they had various warnings of catastrophe and they ignored it
Sister of the businessman Shahzada Dawood, who along with his son died in the submersible, says her nephew (the son) "did not want to go on the submarine but agreed to take part in the expedition because it was important to his father", and he was "terrified"
this doesn't offer comfort to Suleman''s Mom, she must be feeling immense anger toward her late husband.
Unfortunately, both the Titanic and now the submersible met their fates due to carelessness and a lack of concern for safety. My condolences to the families.
All female 25 year-old safety crew with no sea experience instead of experience sea men was a massive factor.
@@Travixius1yes because an all men crew has never ever had an catastrophic accident before
Oh yes men are just impervious to fatal accidents 😐
Shut up
@Travixius1 the 'female' part has zero effect , if anything women tend to be more cautious..
There was a huge lesson to be learned from the first Titanic tragedy. That lesson seemed to have been ignored & the result was the same. Sadly. Prayers for those souls and their families.
More like hubris than carelessness, but I get your point.
Don’t blame the Titanic, it was just trying to rest in peace. The lack of proper respect for safety took those poor men’s life’s. RIP
Both took their lives. They wouldn't have gone down to visit the Titanic with their poorly equipped sub if the Titanic didn't exist.
I agree dont blame titanic
@@ErikLibertybruh it’s like saying “people wouldn’t risk their lives on Mount Everest if the mountain didn’t exist.” You realize how ridiculous it is blaming the object.
What is wrong with humans?! The Titanic is a pile of rusted steel. It isn't "resting in peace". Good God.
I wonder now if it will be left to rest in peace
Condolences to all the lives lost in the Greek coast were a boat sank with 700 people. They don’t have millions to be on the news but the missing ones are in our minds too despite not being 24/7 in the news.
500 people..????
Whataboutery...
Pity there were no women and children who survived... separated from the men... they didn't stand a chance, thanks to religious sexism. They were trapped down below, according to reports.
@@michelmuller6023 wtf are you talking about?
@@michelmuller6023: let’s just be truthful: allah worshipers.
Tim starting off awkwardly smiling before going straight into the nitty gritty of how these people died
That's definitely not "the worst" thing to have happened in the event of a failure of the craft. That's the BEST possible thing that could have happened in the failure of the craft. At least they didn't spend 3 days dying in the cold dark bottom of the ocean having to think about their imminent deaths.
even worse would be them spending 3 days bobbing on the surface, but unable to escape due to the bolted on hatch.
Agreed
@@xuansu9036yes however there would have been more chances of being found and saved if they were at the surface! So maybe more hope as well..
They would have easily been rescued had it been bobbing about on the ocean. They had to be bolted in due to the staggeringly huge pressures at this depth. No chance of getting out of the craft and swimming to the surface. Looks like serious engineering design faults. Should have been designed so no chance of implosion.
Exactly like how we all thought
Years ago, I asked a doctor why he would go skiing in avalanche areas when it was so dangerous. He said when he does it, he never thinks of the danger but the thrill. Some people are like that, what can I say.
What about El Captain. This guy who climbs mountains, miles up, with absolutely nothing.
Let's hope that doctor isn't a real doctor.
It would be awesome to safely see the Titanic at the ocean floor, much like landing on the moon.
Insane, do these people not think of their loved ones, or all the resources that may have to be spent to rescue them? How self centred
@@susanbhatt3128 I agree. I wonder if the multi billionaires amongst them signed an agreement that when things went tits up they would pay all the expenses of the rescue craft and teams out of their own money!!!!!! A little research into this project soon reveals that this venture was doomed from the start. Big boys toys come to mind.
They were in search of the ultimate Titanic experience...they definitely found what they were searching for.
Poignant
The death part of the 'experience' won't be that memorable.
I’d like to see the Titanic be protected from here on out. It’s essentially a mass graveyard and there’s been enough exploration that it’s mapped. And now this horrible tragedy right in front of her. Please let them all finally rest in peace.
The loss of their lives has contributed researched information that has and will save others' lives, similar to autopsies that help to develop new understandings and treatments for disease, drug abuse, and accidental deaths.
Agree 💯
It was bound to happen at some point. A composite structure like that can only withstand so many trips to that depth and extreme pressure but eventually something fails…
Especially when composites have never been used for submarines...human guinea pigs.
@@moysterx Probably the first time billionaires were used as human guinea pigs instead of poor people.
The joys of deregulation
A previous passenger brought up the concern about the safety of the materials used and micro cracks occurring on repeated trips... The case was settled paid off out of court!
Silenced more like!
@@bxxmb80 once micro cracks occur,seen or not,the integrity of the materil has lost its strength already and its going to fail sooner than later.
congratulations to the searchers who worked arduously to get us these answers. I really did not think we would ever know. I hope it is some small comfort to the families.
😢
I had a bad feeling all along when the mother ship suddenly lost contact with the occupants that the submersible imploded. At least they didn't suffer when the end came, I hope they are at peace now, and condolences to their families and friends.
I felt claustrophobic as soon as I heard they were missing. I was also pretty certain they were either dead or about to be. The ocean is unforgiving and when you think you've tamed it even a little bit, it will remind you that you're not even close. The safety protocols and design principles are not there to create a barrier to innovation, they are written in blood.
All of this tragedy could have been avoided if the ceo had heeded to the warnings of professionals about safety and protocols he chose to ignore it .
Where was this advise from you BEFORE this happened? Always hindsight, it had made the trip before. I bet you said the same thing AFTER the challenger disaster.
@@johngriffin141 Are you braindead?? They knew damn well there were safety issues you moron. The stupid CEO of this contraption even bitched about having to adhere to them.
@@johngriffin141 what? rofl. did the OP claim to be a qualified expert? it wasn't hindsight, they fired the guy (edit: the expert) for saying it years ago.
@@johngriffin141 well, the people working on the challenger warned about the o-rings before the disaster and other people warned on this one before it happened.
@@johngriffin141 shut up. Carla is right. The CEO n his company is responsible and it's not the first time this tin can had issues.
RIP to everyone on board, real people, real families, not just a disaster
should have hired 50yr old white guys
@@LOSTONITALLyour wife left you for a black man huh?
Brother when you have more money then brains there is a problem !
They are all dead from day one !
@HIPPYLOCO
Owner literally used a $30 video game controller 😄
@@HIPPYLOCO CEO complained he only found "old white guys" as he looked up people with the expertise he needed - those are EXPENSIVE - so he went hiring freshly graduated who aren't dumb but lack on hand experience and are CHEAP.
My heart goes to the families of those who lost their lives in this terrible tragedy and this should be a wake up to those that take shortcuts and leave well enough alone 🥺🥺
Blaming the titanic is like blaming a tiger for mauling you when you step into it’s cage
Imploding is most humane thing to happen. They wouldn't of been aware, nor felt a thing.
Unless and onboard fire happened first, because they did not properly deal with all of that condensation around electronics, and then they fire ultimately leads to structural damage which causes implosion
@@yakovshani240You didn't hold back to that did you? Lol
That made me chuckle 😂
@@yakovshani240 Best comment ever.
@@ridehead8771you're next
Ironically the brochure promised “the full Titanic experience”.
Really sad because I was hoping they would have been rescued 😢
Titanic hasn’t took anymore lives, the guys who chose to take this journey to the abyss took their own lives they knew all the risks before boarding, it’s sad but true. This is why the wreck site should be left to rest in peace it’s a grave yard which shouldn’t be disturbed
The real heroes here are the people who found the answer so quickly and decisively. This gives immediate solace to the families and we really should focus on their great work.
Can i just ask...what makes them heroes as opposed to guys just doing the job they are paid to do? That word gets thrown out alot these days.
It was an unnecessary task to go through all that stress and efforts to find them, they paid an extraordinary amount of money to get on a shoe box that was not safe and their own stupid uncomprehensive decision, they were willing to go and die, except that young man that apparently didn't want to go
I would think someone should talk about regulating people with homemade uncertified, untested submarines. lol
I agree they did a great job.
Amen. The dead weren't swashbuckling. They were bored rich people. Sad for the boy...
Leave her in peace. There is no mystery to solve, no secrets, nothing left to learn. Let Titanic rest in peace
You misgendered Titanic. They are non-binary genderqueer, not a 'her.' Cool it with the bigoted hate speech.
Amen!!!!
The Titanic was a ship
@@ualreadyknoitsyaboi "a boat" 🤣😂😅, r u sleepy ??🤣
@@ualreadyknoitsyaboi Titanic is a Grave site...it WAS a ship.. Leave it alone as we would any other Grave site..
Imagine hitting an ant with a sledge hammer, and you've got the picture.
Not only was there an implosion but an immediate explosion as well. It's surreal to consider rhat this annihilated not only these five men but any sign of the pressure hull.
What a ridiculous and preventable loss. Thank God it was quick and painless.
If you spend your live on the couch it’s definitely saver, but men will be men. We shall concur without your kind, cheers
I agree. Extremely a preventable loss.
@@hhazelhoff1363donkey
It’s probably the only preventative loss - of your own life
god doesn't have time for this, he's busy giving AIDS to little children in Africa
The Titanic didn't take 5 more lives. They chose to go despite the known & unknown dangers. Prayers to their families & friends.
What they mean is the Fascination with Titanic took 5 more lives😢
Prayer is a pointless exercise.
My heart feels heavy just thinking about what a HORRIBLE death those poor people suffered
They never knew what hit them, within microseconds, the air would have raised to hotter than the surface of the sun. It would have been faster than signals reached their brains. Then the Water would have crushed whatever was left and flushed it into the water. All faster than your brain could process
In actual fact it’s the perfect demonstration of the saying “more money than sense”. While I appreciate the joy of adventure, you must remember the ocean is unpredictable & must be respected. I feel for their families having been given a walk down the yellow brick road of hope when it was very apparent at the onset given no back up services deployed. Prayers with their loved ones. Feel for them.
So sad for the mom who lost her young son, and her husband at the same time. I’ve went through losing family in the same time frame before, and it’s incredibly difficult. My thoughts go out to the other victim’s families, as well.
Some mothers would have had a fight not to allow the son on such a perilous adventure!
@SilverSurfer87 Plenty of billionaires feel pain just as much as anyone else. I doubt money is any consolation to her right now. It just means she can take unlimited time off to grieve her loss, but it's still alot to lose.
@SilverSurfer87 yeah true cause if youre rich it doesnt matter if you loose the most important people in your life... such a stupid statement.
@SilverSurfer87No mother would be ok losing their child. Unless she is heartless.
this is why women should never be submissive to their husbands. Husband can have dumb ideas sometimes.
What an egregious remark about the Titanic taking 5 more lives .. The engineer did. He was aware of the risks albeit recklessly
.. ! Condolences to the families ..
My 15+ years working in design at General Dynamics Electric Boat (688, Trident, Seawolf submarine builder) says this "Implosion" happened within 1/10,000th of a second. The human mind can't react quick enough to register "this is happening", before it's all over.
That's insane!
My condolences to all the families that lost their love one's in this tragedy 😢🙏
No matter what, this is a horrible tragedy for the families. 19 year old with his whole life ahead of him. Grim. I just hope it was quick for them.
Yea it definitely was. Probably the fastest death you coukd imagine
But....they did hear the initial crack, and knew what was next
@@brianglade848 yeah they would have heard the sub collapsing but at least it was quick
This was 100% preventable
Hollywood would create the sound and implications of a crack...they wouldn't have a chance to even acknowledge it... thankfully for them
I watched the making of this sub and was shocked when they explained that the titanium end caps were simply glued to the carbon fibre hull . Amazing it lasted as long as it did .
Yeah the craft looks like it was assembled in the parking lot of a Radio Shack. I’m amazed it completed any transits at all.
The carbon fiber cylinder would have bowed in the middle under the pressures it was under until it collapsed and I'm sure, shotgunned everything including the end caps and the sludge of people into the dark abyss.
And many many delayed attempts. Sending that tin can into the middle of the pressure of ocean waters.
Its utter ignorant negligence to mate titanium and carbon fiber as contact to contact surfaces in this manner! The failure rate on a time scale is 99%! Whoever built it should be in jail for negligence.
Omg…no engineers?
They named the submersible the Titan. That was already red flag. May as well name it Friday the 13th.
It was like getting shot by a bullet the size of a building and going 10x the speed of sound. It shattered their skeletons into microscopic peices
The tragic irony is that just like the Titanic itself, it feels like this could have avoided. Both the Titanic and the sub were lacking in the proper safety precautions that could have saved them. It almost feels like history repeating itself over a century later. RIP to those poor souls :(
The irony of challenging nature and also calling the vehicle titan, a greek mythology that's trapped in the bottom on the ocean. Almost a bad omen now
Wow! Yes because at the beginning of the movie, didn't they mention how it wasn't safe be4 it took off? I haven't seen that movie in years, but you are completely right!😮
history and folly is repeated daily.
You haven't considered the Nantucket Triangle, which has been sinking ships for hundreds of years. Each ship becomes imbued with sinister gravity that is expressed as real gravity manipulating objects into clandestine ruin based on their inherent sinister representations-- in the context of the primordial womb decohedron configuration-- thus aligned with NekTar creates the significant portal dimensions to suggest Kaiju involvement. Food for Thought. RIP ☠️🤔💭🚢😔
111 years to be exact
The Titanic is telling people to leave it alone.
Word up.
Titanic is one of the most cursed things in this world
Right
@@dynamicdave2647 It's not the Titanic down there.
@@butterygold what is it then ? i'm curious
If you ever feel useless in life, remember... there are "Titanic experts"
James Cameron said they were descending then suddenly dropped their weights strongly indicating they had an indication they were in trouble.
You can’t blame the Titanic. This is where the saying ‘more money then sense’ comes to mind.
"more dollars than sense/cents" is the correct saying
@@davidvanderklauw I’m in the uk and we say it that way
Of course you can't. She's a ship; she's not a moral agent.
Greed ! For more money ! , because people paid prior and went down and came up in the Past ! .
How can you get so many likes for such banal tosh
Absolutely devastating....but not Titanic's fault
Firstly - it is TITANIC and not Titanic
It was clearly written on the ship.
But you failed to pay attention to detail
Also - who stated that it was the fault of the TITANIC.
The TITANIC is a sunken vessel and does NOT control
or affect any actions.
You should go back to sleep.
@@andrew_koala2974 Pu pu to you. You pedantic fart.
@@andrew_koala2974 calm down andrew you literally just confirmed what jenny said
Technically it is, for the simple fact if that ship wasn't there they wouldn't have been in that situation. They need to pull that ship out and burn it!!!!
@@andrew_koala2974 breath .....breath
I wish they had live cameras inside submarine so we can see every single bone being crushed in second.
Condolences to the family and friends.
Mercifully this would have been so quick they would not have even been able to process the fact there was an issue.
Such a sad situation. My heart goes out to the families of the victims. It’s comforting to know they didn’t suffer.
They suffered for 5 minutes, when that water started to drown them and they felt the pressure squeezing their bodies they felt it for ablout 5 minutes.
@@blanketyblank604 5 minutes?? er... NO!
They Did suffer and they KNEW they were going to die.
One of the billionaire's sons was too busy attending a concert and liking nudes on Twitter to mourn the loss of his father.
Your Heart Will Go On...❤❤❤❤😢❤❤❤❤❤
They weren’t explorers, they were tourists.
'High-End Tourism' said by the CEO
Theyre fish food
@@reegyreegz ouch
They were explorers except the kid
PH Nargeolet was definitely an explorer. He's was one of the leads that recovered many artifacts as well as a 20-ton piece of the hull. He was one of the highly regarded underwater explorers of our generation.
Something similar is very likely going to occur in the Space Tourism industry.
Truly devastated for the young boys family. He didn’t want to go. This was his father’s obsession and he told his auntie that he really didn’t not want to go on this trip.
19 year old was an adult and capable of making his own decisions.
However sad this is , there is much to learn and the ocean and mother nature are not to be taken lightly, I can't help but feel angry how careless this company and founder where.
Yep, pros point out it had enough oxygen but no sign of air scrubbers. So unprofessional...and yet rich folks signed death accident waivers ...paid 250k...to see investigate what robot cams could have done for them....wow.
@@FreshDefCrew pointless loss on every level.
Even more this wasn't a bunch of scientist's trying to break new grounds in deep sea exploration using a experimental sub. If it was, there would be less anger and more honor of them risking their lives for science.
But this wasn't a scientific exploration. It was tourism. The CEO was trying to make money using a submersible he build and did not test thoroughly, if at all. It was 4 people being told the sub was safe, but anything could happen. I know deep sea exploration is extremely dangerous, but I would at least like to know if the sub was extensively tested and researched before I climbed into it.
Tragic events. However, let this be a lesson leart. Leave the Titanic alone! Its a mass grave site and is NOT a tourist attraction. Let her rest along with her crew and passengers that died tragically and way before their time. Leave it alone.
It has nothing to do with viewing the titanic it's the owner for not being safe .Or making safe decisions.
Idk…. Them plates look pretty sweet, wouldn’t mind a new set.
It could have been an underwater volcano, the problem wasn't the site, it was lack of safety protocol. There's nothing spooky or sacred about ship wreck sites. They are just another event in life and death.
I agree. It's pretty disrespectful of the dead
@@PierceBron-wg8st It's has everything to do with viewing it. Its not a tourist attraction it's a mass grave site deep under sea. Now it has 5 additional bodies to go with it. Its an obsession that needs to end!!
How sad for the 19 year old, I heard he didn’t want to go because he was scared 😢
Many people can't sit still for a CT scan for 20 minutes in a small chamber, never mind being submerged going to the depth of the ocean in a small capsule. Bonkers.
This is actually the best answer after being told the last two days, that finding them and bringing them to the surface was so impossible…knowing they did not slowly suffer is the best news sadly.
That’s only wishful thinking
Wonder if they knew beforehand that it was going to implode
@@Vader-23Likely not, although there's accounts of a military submersible that had imploded quite similarly and in that situation, the crew felt their oncoming demise about 5 minutes beforehand. Without going into gruesome detail, the crew had their bodies pushed to their absolute limits right until their their ends several minutes later.
However, that was a much larger vessel at much less depth.
Meanwhile, Titan was a tiny vessel sat right on the seafloor. It likely popped like a grape in the microwave, as horrible as that sounds... I'm not sure how else to describe what I think the implosion was like that'd be that much better at doing such.
You haven't considered the Nantucket Triangle, which has been sinking ships for hundreds of years. Each ship becomes imbued with sinister gravity that is expressed as real gravity manipulating objects into clandestine ruin based on their inherent sinister representations-- in the context of the primordial womb decohedron configuration-- thus aligned with NekTar creates the significant portal dimensions to suggest Kaiju involvement. Food for Thought. RIP ☠️🤔💭🚢😔
@@bungerbungerbunger246 so we know it was actually on the seabed when it imploded?? How did that happen? Dows anyone know?
I live in a rural area outside of Austin, Tx. I think so many of us are watching and invested in this story isnt because they are wealthy or because of WHO they are but rather...because the idea of ANY human dying that way is horrific. It reaches to the soul of us, we were all hoping for good news. I pray they died without panic, just gone in a blink. Their families must be wrecked.
or it's because... the news CONSTANTLY berated you with this information? Just like covid, if you weren't blasted with the news 24/7 you wouldn't even realise it's going on.
More money than sense and they reaped what they sewed.
I know. And the callous comments are just out of hand. Really they are.
@@theropesofrenovation9352ealousy and cowardliness from keyboard warriors. Where would life be now if it wasn't for those able and brave enough to challenge. I wholeheartedly stand with you.
@@helenhargreaves7485 What jealousy and cowardness are you talking about? Why do you feel the need to share your heart-felt sentiments to everybody else about people you never even knew just because the mainstream media prompts you to?
If you feel intuition telling you something, obey it and respect it, if you receive an intuitive warning follow it, do not deny it ever. I did in the Hospital I knew something didn't feel right, so I stayed and fought my fear, putting it down to nervousness. I received the operation meant for the guy in the next bed, catastrophic. The 19-year-old did and he is dead, never disrespect your life or feelings, they were a gift from the Universe.
It’s comforting that those 5 souls didn’t have to suffer
Both the titanic and the titan was captained by people who were reckless either going too fast in iceberg territory or in a capsule to view a ghost ship operated by a playstation .. devastating so many lives lost
A whistle blower in 2018 highlighted issues in the carbon layup that could lead to failure, and he was sacked , seems like most of this was avoidable with responsible managment !
It wouldn’t have been quicker than a bullet because the implosion would require stress failure that would require moments of breakage,whereas a gunshot is only the motion of ejection. The death from implosion would be swift. But a gunshot to the head is truly instantaneous.
The Titan was originally certified to 3000 metres then, as far as the available information suggests, this was increased to 4000 metres without modification. It has made 13 dives to the Titanic before this one. This means it exceeded its crush depth 14 times, as the depth was 300 metres deeper than original testing. What has happened looks like the vessel has been weakened by over stressing the structure too many times. The result is a catastrophic failure which ended with implosion. The occupants may have heard the failure but the speed of the implosion due to the pressure would have been so fast that their brains probably hadn't the time to process what was happening. In a way it was a mercifully quick and painless death. My prayers and condolences to the family and friends of the occupants, may they rest in peace.
There were so many red flags in the years leading up to this tragedy. The Oceangate CEO just gave himself the lifetime Darwin award.
Uhhh posthumously?
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The only way to receive a DarLost award is posthumously.
@@justaregularguy115or also the rare case were you manage to survive but completely sterilize yourself (I wonder how many of those cases there actually are?)
At least he was on it as well. It means he believed in it. Didn't just send a bunch of men to die to see if it works.
Unfortunately, he took four others with him. ;-(
I encourage everyone to actually look into the Titan. This vessel had lots of issues prior to this particular trip and Stockton ignored a lot of safety issues and concerns. It's pretty crazy. The Titan itself hadn't been checked by an regulatory body before taking these dives. Sad tragedy that could have possibly been avoided.
@@christopherjohnson1803unfortunately he took 4 others with him.
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I heard he had a chance for it to he reviewed by a regulatory body, but he decided not to.
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All submersibles are supposed to be certified and he didn’t do that which shows just how negligent he really was, he wasn’t thinking about the other people at all he was putting everyone at risk here
The media coverage of this has been ludicrous.
Probably just because they were rich😢
I have one question. I heard that it was possible that the weights had been released for assent meaning there was some sort of warning before the lost contact and implosion. This can be confirmed by the mothership and if the weights are still attached to parts of the hull at the bottom . Has anyone heard more on this?
It was fairly obvious that this situation was going to end in tears.
I was fairly confident that the vessel had imploded when I first heard what had happened. It was always the main risk.
The guys on board knew the risks they were taking but chose to do it anyway. They even signed a death waver.
At least they didn't actually know anything about it
People who go to gyms or get medical procedures and go on flights etc also sign waivers.
I'm not crying.
I'm celebrating.
Wealthy exploiters deserve to suffer.
@@dyne313You’re not weird buddy
@@bluelotus9654I can see some civil claims arising from this disaster. Of course they signed waivers, but a path around the waiver could be available.
@@dyne313imagine being this jealous and bitter of a person. Yikes. Get help.
A couple of years ago American film crew decided not to go down to the Titanic because the presenter felt this sub was not up to the job. I think it was CBS who interviewed him. I watched it online.
? CBS Sunday mornings went down in this exact submersible
@@innocentnemesis3519 Josh Gates from Expedition Unknown refused because he felt the craft was not safe to operate so it was his TV crew that didn't go. It's a Discovery Channel production.
Josh Gates??
Expedition Unknown w/ Josh Gates
@@innocentnemesis3519You are correct. CBS Reporter David Pogue was on the Titan in summer 2022.
It’s crazy to think to go from fully conscious to dead in less than one second.
wow, this is so sad. the fact that it was instantaneous does help some, but the fact that this tragedy was completely avoidable and unnecessary makes it just that much more horrible. prayers up to the families.
The million-dollar question is: Whatever happened to the Maritime vessel control? They are expected to inspect sub-standard vessels and help eliminate the threat that they pose to life, property, and the marine environment!!
The deep oceans haven't been fully explored so aliens and monsters are lurking scary but these morons sign the documents and took risk to go on that disney looking attraction sub
@@giselefranca3182I think the problem is that these were international waters, with no country’s regulations over it, and the submersible was classified as experimental. Whatever loopholes OceanGate was able to take advantage of to get out of regulation and certification, I’m thinking the loophole will be closing. This incident shows that regulations are needed in international waters and for commercial submersibles.
Does your god know these men perished? If the answer is yes, why pray? Do you seriously think your god doesn't know the best course of action? Oh wait, your god watched it happen because it knows about every single action of every person on this planet and others every second of the day. An this god also helps all these people out all the time but prioritizes the praying folks. LOL
Sell me ww2 grenades and I'll juggle them.
Imploding means they didn't suffer cause instant death, also useing a vessel multiple times must weaken its material until disaster
From 14,7 psi to 5200 psi would have been an instant death, no question. When the hull failed it would have been over in milliseconds.
Wear and tear. Good point.
CEO's fault for not checking it. Dumb way to die
Probably after using it multiple times to submerge that deep it surely would've weakened many structural elements until eventually it crumbled
The Titan is equipped with plexiglass. The thing about plexiglass is that you will see and hear cracks first before it fails due to the pressure.
Implosion best outcome, but they likely had a horrible few seconds of realisation before it happened.
What a senseless unnecessary tragedy. I'm glad I'm poor, and have no choice but to keep my feet on dry land.
The speed at which the implosion took place means that the air inside was compressed, heating it to temperatures hotter than the surface of the sun. Anything inside would have been instantly vaporised.
Poor executive decisions have taken the lives just as they did 110 years ago. Not the Titanic.
srsly makes u wonder why they called it titan short for titanic and oceangate similar to watergate
For example, not hiring on the basis of merit but for the sake of 'diversity' and to 'inspire'. Truth bomb alert.
@@posest Yes. Diversity kills.
The elements did.
@@alienfish8521 no it doesnt. the ocean does. stop blaming tragedies on culture war nonsense we are all incredibly tired of it.
Hate to say this, but it's almost a relief. This story really affected me, thinking about them being trapped and slowly dying, with no real hope of rescue.
Amen because that would have been horrible dying slowly,with little food,oxygen, with no ability to use the restroom properly
@@jonesjones3762 Or for a minute the passengers and crew hearing cracking and groaning from the craft.
I feel the same way.
It would have been all over before anyone had time to realise anything was wrong, probably everything was normal people talking etc and in a split second it's all over. No one suffered for 1 second
I'm so glad he said that it was faster than a bullet🥺😭 It's So Flipping Sad Man. And the youngest one is only 2 yrs older than my 17 yr old 😭😭😭
So refreshing to realize death was simply an execution by bullet.
They were made aware of the risks and signed a waiver that mentioned death 3 times. They accepted that risk.
Except probably the 19 yr old, probably under psych coerce (not threat, nothing negative forced)
Being the least risk taker of anyone I know, it is a stretch for me to understand why anyone needs to see up close, in person, what they can see on film/video. It does not require to be in physical closeness to a shark, I can witness it in a picture. Baffling!
100% agree!
It was the fact it was a risk, anyone can watch a video.....going 12,000 feet below the surface of the ocean is for the thrill. They took the risk and lost.
Also considering that there was one small window, so most wouldn't have been able to see anything. The thought of squeezing into a small metal confined space with no seats, game console for driving it, poor engineering and cables everywhere. No thank you! More money than sense, it seems.
Ok, what about this......
Feeling my man touch my shoulder as he pulls me in for a warm kiss can never be replaced by a video. The smell of a fresh warm chocolate cake can never be conveyed fully on a screen. Nor the taste of an orange just picked.
Experiencing things in real life adds layers and textures that can't be reproduced yet through technology. If it weren't for the curious the bold the intrepid many of the things we use daily wouldn't be possible.
Don't get me wrong, I am waiting for a holodeck!
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Nicely written, but a warm kiss, chocolate cake, and taste of a fresh orange won't crush you in .01 seconds. It's all relevant 😉
how ironic. more then century later 5 people die due to lack of safety precaution.
What a sad and tragic story.
Using phrases like "The Titanic has claimed more victims" is like blaming ghosts for the errors of men.
I hope there was an implosion for their sake. So sorry for all of the families. As a mother I can’t imagine losing my child, and the father of my child simultaneously 💔
And 1/2 $million
That was her husband and her son, his stepson, not the son's father
At least, they had someone who they loved next to. If they are gone, Rest in Peace.
These people are billionaires like trump is.
This is not a tragedy - it's negligence.
It's both
It is Avarice and Hubris.
More people are killed every weekend in every major US city.
Just glad they didn't suffer. May they rest in peace.
We'll never really know how quick it was. The evidence suggests that they had jettisoned their ballast and were attempting to surface when the vessel imploded. So it seems likely that they were aware of being in critical danger before their end. The fact that a `bang' was recorded at the time all contact was lost suggests an instantaneous failure and corresponding death. But there may have been many desperate seconds of delamination creaking and water seepage before the final coupe-de grace...
The idea that these poor souls possibly died due to impolsion is small, cold comfort to their loved ones left behind. But, it is comfort nonetheless. Knowing that it was instantaneous and painless to those 5 people is far better than slow asphyxiation in panic and terror.
And also that they were found at all, provides some closure at least. At one point I thought what if the currents have taken the vessel and they are never found. It probably would've become another conspiracy theory. RIP.
No back-up plan or vessel is like not having enough lifeboats.
A back up plan would not have prevented this.
So Mr Citizen Clearly you are an expert. What backup plan do you propose that would have prevented this?
This!
They had like 50 back up plans
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Or get a new video controller..( sarcasm)