HUMAN BODY vs IMPLOSION animation
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- Опубліковано 31 лип 2023
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HUMAN BODY vs IMPLOSION experiment
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Painless from a physical perspective. But there’s still something philosophically eerie about just being erased from existence in milliseconds like this.
Imagine being nuked ground zero I don't think you will see a flash you will be dead as soon as it blows
That is the amazing and scary part. One milliseconds and you are just a pool of blood not even bone 🤯
It is just amazing and eerie!!
It can be humbling. On the grander scope of things, especially when facing outer space, we are just like ants or even less.
True, during WW1 a soldier in a trench that took a direct hit from a artillery shell probably experienced the same thing as did those at ground zero during the Hiroshima nuke bombing, people aboard the 9/11 planes
Something similar happened 2023 in Ukraine, Some kind of highly explosive artillery felt feet from a soldier destroying his body in milliseconds. Was recorded by drone.
Let's be honest, this is way better than running out of oxygen
I think probably so. i don't know if running out of oxygen is slow (you're gasping for breath and slowly suffocating) or fast (you just fall asleep). This just seems instantaneous.
Psychologically, yes
However in terms of pain and physicality, hell no
Your brain has functions to provide you to pass out when I detects extremely low levels of oxygen. You'll die not even consciously, which is far better than getting your organs inversed violently in my opinion....
@@tokyoqueen6738 Not to mention that people coud have went crazy in an attempt to safe oxygen inside the tube. Actually that was the worst scenario i could have imagined. Rescuing them and finding out not all of them made it out alive, shit like that happened in multiple occations in the past. Like with stranded people or sailors drifting over the open sean for months...
@@tokyoqueen6738 You don't gasp for breath at all. You slowly fall asleep while normally breathing.
@@erengunes6076depends.
If you are breathing in an inert gas other than CO2, like nitrogen, then it'll feel like nothing.
If the air is rich in CO2 then you will be painfully gasping for air as CO2 build up in the blood is what triggers you to breathe (not lack of oxygen). It's also thought that CO2 buildup in the blood independently raises adrenaline levels and causes you to panic.
CO2 reacts with water to form carbonic acid, this happens inside the body and is part of the reason why holding your breathe becomes painful after a while.
CO2 gas chambers are one of the most common ways pigs are slaughtered globally, and they don't seem to like it very much.
The hearing of the cracks in the hull probably was the most frightening sounds one can fantom at that depth.
I think the word you are looking for is fathom.
They probably pissed themselves.
@@floridaman5125 , It's always good practice to evacuate the bowels immediately before being pulverized.
The psychological horror that those four went through (I don't count The Fool, he deserved his end) lasyed *minutes*. They KNEW they were going to die~~that they would never see loved ones again, that the one boy would never truly live his life. Minutes feel like CENTURIES, and it was all Rush's fault!
It's unlikely they had any warning whatsoever. The moment it failed, it failed catastrophically.
I guess we need to be reminded every now and then of just how fragile the human body really is. It amazes me that we're able to live to 80 yrs and beyond.
Not everyone lives good long lives though. Cracks often show way before. Personally, the way I live, I hope I won't get to that age. If some people manage to stay in shape 80+ years then that's great. But I'll probably be in a piss-poor state at that point.
Because it's not so fragile
This isn't about fragility, an elephant would die the exact same way, the forces at play are beyond most living creatures
Not really…. We make decisions based on our ancestors survival… it’s against human nature to go down to the depths of the sea with no prior knowledge of how to do it.
Fragile? Godzilla would die that deep
According to the " brain pain response," they never felt a thing. Great model. Gives a real perspective on how this all happened.
But they still knew it was coming. There would have been sensors and the dropped ballast suggests they were trying to surface before it happened
It's true they never felt any pain, but this is not how it happened. They would not explode into bits. It's an implosion, not an explosion.
@@lajoswinkler The compression actually happened so fast that it would have ignited them. The fire might not have been as large as this, but it would have happened.
they knew it but didnt feel it, according to the leaked transcripts they were trying to resurface
Even if they see it, their nerves are destroyed by the time, no signal can be reached.
As I've heard it described, this is the kind of catastrophe where you instantly stop being a body and become physics.
One article I read equated it to a giant piston. Your body turns to ash from the compressed combustion!
@@jakefelty LIke maybe being cremated only in water?
I heard it's like instead of being blown-up you're being blown-in.
@@Nightmareman3 wow, what a concept! I heard it's like having the weight of Empire State bldg fall on top of you...
@@Trakehner20 1 building per sqaure inch of your body .
When the damage to the body or brain is severe enough and occurs rapidly, the nervous system simply does not have time to process and transmit the sensation of pain or any other perception. The brain becomes overwhelmed and simply "shuts off" before the person can become aware of what is happening.
This applies to many cases of sudden death, whether from accidents, severe impacts, or even in some situations of implosion at great depths. The damage is so extreme and swift that it does not allow the person to even begin to feel or perceive anything. It is as if they simply cease to exist in the very moment of the trauma.
It's kind of brain protection for traumatic shock I guess. It's like HDD emergency parking of magnetic disk heads to prevent it from damage, I guess.
i did NOT expect the super high detail close ups. this is amazing.
That's a merciful way to go. I'm sure he was in a lot of pain sitting in the submarine with no skin before the implosion happened.
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Made my day! :)
we are so deeply unserious 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Love it 😂
😂😂😂😂
This isn’t in poor taste. It’s very informative. We’re all naturally curious about what happened to them. This gives us an idea.
I agree, anybody who says it's in poor taste still have watched the video before commenting I'm sure. We are humans, curious by nature, it's kinda why we're not living in caves and using flint stones to start a fire etc. The only people who can make comments are family members or friends of the deceased.
It’s in poor taste because of the timing, I think it’s awesome.
I think it's incredibly valuable to understand the fragility of life. I hope people use this kind of knowledge for good, to make safer systems or be more aware of dangers.
If anything is in poor taste, it's Oceangate's engineering and safety standards.
@@Cook_A_BurraI disagree. I've tried to picture what happened to them, but wasn't really able to until watching this. I now have a very clear idea of what happened to them. I was not entertained by this, I was educated.
This may sound weird but they never experienced death but were vaporized instantly. God rest their souls!!
Well, now I can see why there was no point looking for the "bodies"
It'd be looking for red water in the ocean
@@mikehaley9130 Well, there is still some parts to find like teeth, fragments of bones and maybe some finger or two
It was over in an instant and in a blink of an eye they were gone.
I did pressure test oil equipment using 4 times as much pressure (1500-2000 bar). Things just dont dissolve like that and your body is not made by marbles.
@@Topper_Harley68 and it has skin too.
That's about the most instant death I've ever seen. If you gotta die in a tragic accident that doesn't look like a bad way to do it. No suffering, just turn off the lights.
Psychological torture is still there
Because of which the person will definitely hesitate to enter submersible even if he is suicidal
If the person want to pull this off he will have to manipulate his senses with drugs or some other tricks
I actually remember reading an article a few weeks ago that said that after the sub lost power it ended up falling for a few seconds before it imploded. They theorized that without the power they couldn’t keep it balanced and when the passengers moved to one end it caused it to lose balance and start to plummet.
The pressure build up is gonna hurt though
@@Alexander..69 "They"?... Are you implying you're not human?..
@@Lazymotion ofc duh
For I have gazed into the abyss for too long thus i am no longer a human
This is insane.
Even if it's something we are aware they didn't feel, to literally just cease to exist before my brain can perceive it is still absolutely crazy. rip to people, damn.
If deaths the end of awareness, then this is how we all go.
@@hherpdderpThe physical sensation in most death can last much, much longer. By that I mean the process of dying. This an exception.
@hherpdderp no lol not at all.
This is probably the quickest way you can die. In many other situations, you have time to process that you are dying.
Right? It boggles my mind. Like, would their spirits still be thinking they're in the sub? Cuz I hear that some ghosts don't know they're dead until they are told they are. It's morbidly fascinating.
@@CessieInVancityghosts aren't real.
so surprised you could fit the colossal titan into the sub, must’ve taken ages to build something that big
Underrated comment
I've a feeling nobody understand this comment! I watch it too tho
@@Dudderlyful you are so quirky and unique
I came here looking for a titan related comment. Was not disappointed 👍
The most painful part of this scenario is you waiting for the end. Being instantly crushed like that is a mercy. God bless their souls.
i've always wondered what happened to their bodies after hearing about the implosion on the news. good job!
that sounds so wrong for osme reason
Well just so you know, the animation is wrong, lol, you are not going to turn into a ball and explode.
@@Someone-lr6gu well obviously. not sure if you knew this, but these are called ”simulations”. they aren’t meant to imitate the exact events that they are portraying.
Actually the real caused of their death is due to the extreme heat because of the sudden compression of air inside the sub, so they pretty much got burned alive similar to a nuclear blast at point blank range.
@@imblank6161no
This is the only video I’ve seen that actually shows what it would have looked like in real time. Straight to the point, no 30 mins of talking. Very great video!
Yeah. I hate when someone just talks and talks before getting to the point.
@@dirtyscoundrel2013 yeah a lot of them don’t even know what they’re talking about they’re just copying someone else or Googled it
@@jimmydigital That's sad. This is the best one I've seen. Thanks for replying.
Yessss.
The others never gave comprehensive answers.
You were still left with tons of questions.
So called experts 🙄
Exactly
I think part of me wanted to be able to visualize this to understand what another human could have gone through. The accuracy is not only effective, but appreciated. Hearing the implosion, no screams, and only the dark and empty sounds of the ocean that follow, broke me in a way that I can't describe. It makes me even more angry with Stockton Rush, knowing how alone they were in their last moments in that horrifying expanse of cold, black water. Godspeed to every soul on board except for the CEO of Oceangate
Someone else said it best. “The rules of the ocean are written in blood”
The fact that some people don't have sympathy for them because they were rich is cruel. This is a brutal way to go.
The fact that reporters kept asking if they were going to try to recover the bodies shows that a lot of reporters simply don't understand basic physics. The forces at play that deep in the ocean are tremendous. All of that water pressure being unleashed on the passengers so suddenly resulted in their remains being unrecognizable and scattered into the ocean. This animation is no doubt quite accurate.
Or, the reporters knew and they were just trying to bait the Coast Guard into saying what happened.
they can bottle them
I agree. Reporters have usually failed to take even one basic science course in school, much less have an interest in the subject. Most of them are ignorant and demonstrate it on a regular basis.
@@tomcollins5112 i would never bet on the intelligence of the press.
@@tomcollins5112 Maybe, but it's much more likely the reporters are just idiots. It's in their job description to be mentlaly crippled.
This is the video we've all been wanting since this whole thing happened, whether people will admit it or not. This scenario is so rare that I feel there's not much information on it and everyone's imagination runs wild. This is excellent, thanks.
Complete agree I remember the first day that happen I was looking for bud like this
So rare ... 50 sailors aboard military submarine in indonesia, 2021 suffered the same fate and yet the world seems not to care
@@MrAaaaazzzzz00009999it is still rare
Except everyone knew what happened.
The pressure is like being inside the cylinder of a diesel engine.
People were there, and then before they knew what happened, they weren’t there any more.
This is why I'm bothered whenever I'm not sure how you're feeling. You need to tell people how you feel about things more often. I You're feelings matter to me, I really need to be kept up to date on your feelings. I would feel so horrible if you weren't feeling well about something. After all, your feelings are the only thing that matter to me.
Sheesh. That's intense. They've all become one now.
The guy who was responsible for the accident was a piece of work.
But this animation is a real piece of art, wow its good!
I wouldn't necessarily call this an accident since other experts had warned Stockton Rush about the dangerous design of his submersible and said that something like this was bound to happen if he didn't redesign his submersible to be safer and how it was a safety hazard to passengers and the fact that he fired one of his own employees for bringing up safety concerns. Stockton literally said "at some point safety is just pure waste". This incident was a result of negligence.
As Scott Manly said, you go from biology to physics in 20 milliseconds.
Pretty much. But at least in outer space you have a chance of having a relatively intact body, but in the dark depths of our own ocean, the pressure is so great as to basically atomize you if ever you get so unlucky to have the weight of the entire ocean compress on you.
@@StickyKeys187In outer space you explode, not implode.
@thisismyemail5296 you absolutely positively do not explode in space
@TEUFELHUNDEN685 - You’re dead either way. What does it matter if your body is intact?
@AceOfNames But you DO get a lethal case of the Bends due to the lack of outer pressure, and your blood vessels and eyes will probably rupture.
He isn't wrong, you DO explode, for a given VALUE of explode. That is what The Bends is. You just don't get reduced to bits and splattered everywhere.
Even though it's as quick and painless as possible, still seems pretty brutal how quickly you get mashed into nothing
“They’l be burying the rest of ya in a soupcan!”
💀💀
@@roboticintelligenceunit1a652 "Ohh they'll have to glue you back together...IN HELL!! "
Right? Like, all the memories, effort, and intangible and tangible interactions, sentiments, and marvels of a human life, regardless of their earthly tenure, extinguished to nothing but partial bits of meaningless red in less than the blink of an eye.
What would you expect going down to those depths in a tin can? I can’t actually believe those idiots paid that much for their suicude mission.
Quick and to them at least unexpected
I feel like most people don’t really understand how deep this really is
This is really awesome and super heartbreaking at the same time.
Well done on the animation. It's was amazing.
100% better than drowning or suffocating. Graphic, yet comforting at the same time.
True dat! One second you're there and th *BOOM*!!!
If you played iron lung or saw a video on it, when you crash into a wall, your screen goes black instantly, I think being crushed faster than you can reaction would provide something similar
@@biboKralleOne second? It wasn’t even half a second.
I m pretty sure the minutes when the problem occurred until the implosion would have been pretty stressful for the crew.
No it isn’t comforting. Death is never comforting what’s wrong with you
I was wondering when somebody would finally have the balls to actually animate the process. Thank you. And RIP to those who went out this way
"The balls" 😂 spuds on the fella!
No RIP to the CEO that cut corners, bought expired or inferior product, and skipped on testing to save money. He got them all killed.
i feel bad for the kid, little dude didn't even wanna be there 😭
It's a weak animation actually, because if the sub is compressing around the person, their blood/guts would not explode in some big circular explosion like that
@@80s_Boombox_Collector Until the pressures were equal, yes it would.
I feel so bad for the kid who was on there.. he went because his Dad wanted to go for Father’s Day, but was terrified and almost backed down, but wanted to support his Dad.
This looks pretty accurate with the reaction on the body (a fuel and oxygen mixture), except even the blood would have been oxidized instantly as each cell alone carried enough carbon and oxygen to ignite under compression
You go from biology to physics in an instant.
Nice
& finally to eternity lol
That Scott Manley quote is gonna be around for awhile.
😂
You're still biology just experiencing physics.
Damn dude, reduced to bits. Never thiught this could be so brutal
There's the weight of the Eiffel tower on you, I'd expect it to be somewhat brutal
Gone, reduced to atoms...
"At that pressure biology turns to physics".
Belive me, you want see what is happen with People 9/11 in the Towers
@@DJRandaris The false flag operation? Yeah that was really tragic.
It was like being put into a food blender. It happened so fast, there was no pain and they never knew what happened.
been looking for awhile for a video to explain to me visually what implosion is and how quick. Thankyou!
This is probably one of the quickest times a human has gone from existing as a living being to random particles
atomic deconstruction speedrun
Practically, only faster way would be getting caught in the thermal flash of a nuclear explosion.
@@CerealNumbimagine being dead center of a hydrogen nuclear fireball
@@AdamJFields That would be marriage #1.
It's actually the same thing. For like 1 mili second it was surface of the sun hot during the implosion.
I don’t even consider this “morbid curiosity” to be honest. Even the most clear headed individuals want an in depth walk through of what actually happened. I for one had absolutely no idea that this is what would truly transpire and am very appreciative of finally being informed.
USS Thresher...
@@user-lv7ph7hs7lwould be interesting to see a side by side comparison. thresher might be a bit different due to it's implosion depth being around 20% of titan's
We want to know what happened to them just like they wanted to know what happened to the people on the Titanic.
Good point. I prefer to think of it as science.
I feel the same about lethal accidents in motor racing. I don't enjoy watching those videos, I just want to know and understand what kind of forces and circumstances lead to accidents with fatal outcome and what kind of injuries they produce. I don't feel that understanding a person's death in detail takes anything away from their dignity and if anything it only increases my compassion for what they have felt (or nor felt in this case) in their final moments.
For example, this animation made me realize that even before the entire body is crushed the head is subjected to so much blunt force that death occures much earlier than the ~15ms it takes to crush the cylindrical hull. I'm now even more convinced they did not even briefly suffer and were granted a very merciful death.
Thank you for explaining this. It’s such a strange and unnatural way to go, I couldn’t wrap my head around it. Honestly I still sort of can’t.
Never name a vessel *”Titan”* that travels the sea
Wow, hands down the best digital representation I've found. Helps your brain fully comprehend the process and what takes place. Appreciate those who made this
Except for hearing the hull delaminate as they descended...each micro fracture louder than the last. No one will ever know.
yea, i also waited for something like this from the first moment i hared "implosion" my brain always fucking need to now stuff and doesnt stop to rotate until its solved xD
why
And it only took 150ms
Except those passengers didnt make it...
Still scary (and weird) to think that one second you’re there, thinking, breathing, being alive; and the other second you’re just gone
Incredible that it's not even 1 second. 0.02 seconds. That's nine times shorter than a single frame of a 24 fps movie. As far as instantaneous deaths go, it doesn't get much more instant than that.
Yup. They don't even know they are dead, which is a weird thing to say because of course, but to them it was just the fear of knowing they were in a bad place and then everything stopped.
Way it is in any death. One heartbeat you’re here then you’re gone
I mean, different ways to go: long (illness) short (car crash) but we are ALWAYS only 1 heartbeat away from it not beating again
Just like falling asleep. You’re conscious next thing you know 8 hours has gone by
Technically, all within the same 1 second.
A very nice explanation-video for the family left behind.... "Look, thats how your rich uncle died!"
This is painless yet extremely terrifying at the same time.
People would say this video is in poor taste or mocking or other bad things but it is really educational on a scenario where this can possibly happen, which I enjoy the educational side, keep up the work!
@@ryanmejri Can you just not
dis gonna have a billion views soon
@@theploot8230 wtf? you want people not to see this so they can build their own DIY underwater death traps without knowing the consequences?
Right, we have reviewed tragic events over and over before, its nothing new
@@adamsavage2646 it do solve overpopulation
It may be extremely quick that they probably didn't feel pain, but I feel bad how one young kid didn't even realize he died just like that. So instantaneous.
I feel sorrier for him having been coerced into going when his guts told he was not going to come back alive. If the father weren't already dead he rightly should be charged with 4 counts of 1st degree murder. I can't help being angry with his stupidity. Exploration of our oceans is vital to the healthy continuation of our species. People like that damage the health of everyone.
How can you realize you're dead when you're dead?
@@Avaitor_YT if there is an afterlife then its quite possible. Just imagine being crushed in a sec, and your soul looking back at your remains like : "Damn, that was crazzy.." 😂
@@espadaix1505 True.
Just as with people condemned to death by decapitation, the horror occurs during the time leading up to it. The five people inside this Ocean Gate death trap appear to have had plenty of time (roughly 19-20 minutes according to the leaked information) to contemplate on their imminent demise.
Outstanding animation. Thanks so much! WOW! No suffering whatsoever.
Looks like that’s a no to the open coffin for those four men.
Just because it’s painless doesn’t mean it isn’t brutal, thank you for this visualization of the incident. My heart goes out to the victims and their families.
I only feel bad for the kid, the rest understood the risk.
@@thehandlesticks66yeah, he just wants to spend time with his father ☹️
@@tonyvercetti8056 no he was peer pressured into it by his father he still didnt want to go
Mine doesn't.
I mean, is there anyone NORMAL who would get into a sketchy submarine just to see something you already know what it looks like. I only feel sorry for the families , these this is just five more idiots leaving more oxygen for us
@Tomsislav_111 They didn't deserve to die just because their inconsiderate or more successful than you. That is definitely not the right thing to say here.
Can’t imagine sitting there in fear of the sounds of alarms and possibly hearing the stress on the vessel, then instantly lights out. Crazy how we can go from being sentient self aware beings to just ceasing to be. Sends chills down my spine.
That’s what happens when you appear in the place you’re not supposed to be in
Everything fades
What alarms?
There wouldn't be any, it was near instantaneous. Same with sounds of stress on the vessel, carbon fibre just crushes, it's not like steel or titanium which will deform before crushing.
@@daviddavidson2357It’s possible that the lights failed, then comms, then the sub imploded. Some of the outside systems may have failed before the hill did.
@@jeffw8218 Exterior systems will have been oil or resin filled so that pressure isn't an issue.
Props to the cameraman for diving 3800m for a snuff film!
awesome video, RIP passengers
Amazing and educational simulation of the tragic OceanGate event. Thank you for sharing to shine light and educate.
this gonna have a billion views oon
i wouldnt call it tragic, just a case of people arrogantly stuffing around, and finding out.
Not really tragic tbh, just rich people being rich and stupid 😂
Its not that educational because you can google images of the recovered wreckage and you can clearly see it didnt burst into a million pieces like in this video. It probably crumpled at that speed like a crushed soda can but leaving an air pocket large enough for them to survive. Thats why they could detect knocking noises for days. What they tell you on the news is bs. This is just a non scientific 3d video of someones imagination.
It wasn't tragic
Truth is that the people who perished on that submersible passed from this world far easier than most of us will when our time comes.
Truth is that their lives ended prematurely due to the arrogance of a ceo.
@@BuzzingMeat They knew he was a hack. He never lied to them. He was using a PS4 controller and discounted carbon fiber. He told them ALL of this. They signed and payed anyway. People who live for the thrill of experiencing RISK do these things! It's a basic human right!
You can make any choices you want.
The only wrong thing is to make other people PAY/SUFFER for YOUR stupid decisions.
@@dcormanexactly! I feel so bad for that kid who went because of his dad.
@@Do_i_amuse_you His mother wrote a long letter explaining that wasn't true. They both had an obsession with seeing the Titanic.
@@Do_i_amuse_youYeah that was debunked a long time ago. Somehow you still didn't know that which is surprising; unless you don't want to. 😅
But yeah for the sake of your emotional health, the son did voluntarily go there but not till the part the sub imploded.
He even registered for the Guinness World Record for solving a Rubix cube at such depth; unfortunately, he didn't get to.😢
From being a full grown adult to red fish paste in less than a second is insane to think about.
Thank you for making this. I've always had issues visualising implosions.
Curiosity satisfied.
This video is surreal. Whoever made it, huge props. The details, the editing, the graphics, all of it is spectacular.
It is unreal, because it’s a Animated
Maybe it is unreal because the guy who created this has never studied any of these fields.🤣 the reality could be different
You could have chosen a better adjective.
Indeed
@@orlandomartinez842LoL if it's not accurate, what a reality are you in?
A brilliant video. A painless microsecond death which was far more humane than the actual lives some humans inflict on others.
They got to see both sides now. 5 more passengers to 1st class
Let's not forget the pain we inflict on animals, our food supply
No, the sub was falling uncontrolled. Passengers were crammed into the nose cone, farting, peeing, scared to death as the sub creaked and cracked. This may have gone on for several minutes. GOOD DAY!
@@randymillhouse791"GOOD DAY!" ...
no way we know this@@randymillhouse791
It’s a very fortunate way to leave this earth. Not very many around this planet can say they died like that. Very rare, very extraordinary and painless
0:52 - Even when i set the speed to 0.25 - It still took LESS than 1 SECOND for it to implode! Incredible! 😮
Just in case anyone is wondering why there was a fireball underwater, it's caused by the diesel effect. It's where rapidly compressed gasses suddenly ignite due to the heat and pressure generated by the sudden compression. It's the same principle that makes diesel engines work.
It would be more correct to say not to ignite, but to emit a lot of light, since there is nothing to burn in the air :)
Oxygen: Am I a joke to you ?
Oxygen does not burn -_-
@@QuarkLab Correct, yet the resulting implosion must've caused bubbles to form right? At least, that's what I think would happen considering it was so fast and displaced the water somewhat. Though, I'm not knowledgeable in the subject so correct me if I'm wrong.
@@soportuguese354 This is a cavitation bubble. Yes, it has high temperatures, but no decomposition reactions occur within it, therefore no more gas is generated. And of course, it won't displace water, as gas is compressible whereas liquid is not.
0:51 There is just something so disturbing about seeing the submersible instantly destroyed in this void of darkness
Realistically that's exactly how it looked being that far down
Yeah, the regular-mo version was easily the scariest in my opinion.
You realize how much of a feeling of safety you previously got from the lights on the sub.
When it goes away that fast, the remaining loneliness hits you pretty hard! 😳
sad thing is apparently there was no light
@@billnguyen1731 Damn that's even worse
😂😂😂
Damn, just damn that's brutal
I hate how unintentionally comical that first implosion clip was, and how hard I laughed.
Since the event I was waiting for a demonstration like this.
Thank you man, it really puts in perspective how insane the accident was.
I only want sane accidents in my life
Meanwhile fish that lives in such deep, passing them by: "thafk was that? 😂"
@@Connection-Lost😂😂😂
@@penclawlmaooo 🤣🤣🤣😅🐟❓
hello brother
Despite this being the most painless way to go out it’s still incredibly brutal. But if I was given a choice between running out of oxygen or this it’d definitely be this. No point of looking good in a casket if my death was agonizing
what matters is your eternity where you will spend the rest of your life. weather you believe in a God or not that still does not make you right because you don't know if there is no God and not everything we believe not be true is not true. Its best you believe there is a God and repent of your sin and put your faith on the Lord Jesus Christ who saves you from your sin than to die and then boom reality hits you and then which mean you made yourself burn in hell. God cannot accept sinners who are not saved by the blood of Jesus. Sorry
@@bassstep1804 what does all that have to do with the above comment?
@@oscar9680bible bashers
@@bassstep1804Your reply is not related to the comment
@@complexityvn8969of course. Did you even read it?
He said, when you would slowly suffocate, you would have time to repent, but the death shown in this video gives you perhaps not enough time and you‘d Burn in hell
It was over faster then the blink of our eyes. Painless. Best way to go . Instant .
Thank you for the video !! Awesome illustration!!!!
I'm feeling a weird mix of horror, marinated in disgust, a pinch of fear, topped with a layer of "huh, this is pretty cool".
I've been scrolling through the comments to see if I can find one that explains to me what I'm feeling. This. It's this.
And a dash of salt on those fries.
Your comment got me hungry. Now I want marinated chicken! 😛
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Marinated was a good word to use
And thats just with one person. Now imagine the whole crew. Damn. RIP.
Same thing, same result. Just imagine.
implosion is similar with a supernova
sucking everthing in one point and a smaller explosion again
it will be painful to watch even in animation..
They all became one organism and then they exploded everywhere
Yes, Rest In Pieces. Very, VERY small pieces. Hope the crabs enjoyed their lunch. Good riddance.
Don't desecrate a gravesite for monetary gain. That's disgusting.
Finally a proper work that leads us to have a better idea what had happened in there
That was dope. Very well made
what struck me is how we as humans can somehow figure out planets billions of kilometers away, but we barely know much about our own sea
well, the space is a vacuum, its way easier to work in it than in water where even not so deep you can feel insane preasure
It’s easy the space race prompted more funding for space exploration, then sea exploration which at the time was seen a irrelevant subject to study.
space is fake, those are just fairy tales.
@@uhhgreetings1954 Nah, Novy had it right. The vacuum of space is far easier to work in than the pressure of the water.
@@BlazingOwnager I read there reply, and agree with it. I was only adding my opinion on the subject to the original comment.
whether they felt it or not, 5 bodies compressed into a ball before it shattered and scattered into deep ocean is a horrifying way to go
I bet they knew something was wrong, and were scared to death before implosion.
@@thomascavanaugh5895experts are saying that the passengers knew that they would die and their last 20 minutes were filled with panic
Agreed. According to reports of the communication between Titan and base, warnings were going off inside it & they tried to ascend, but it was slowly moving & not at the rate as expected. Based on this and the likely cracking noises they heard inside, I think fear kicked in.
@jenniferlisow2901 100%. I guarantee it was making cracking noises before finally giving in. Listening to that, and not being able to ascend inside that little tube would be extremely horrifying. I can't imagine the panic going on, especially from the 19 year old who didn't want to go in the 1st place.
You hope. Chances are they mayve knew this was coming for a bit if the sub just plummeted.
Fascinating! Thanks.
That’s one of those things I’ve actually wondered about. Awesome video
One thing to keep in mind is that it is plausible that they had known (for several minutes) that there were urgent problems.
There is a video touching on supposed communications.
Things like alarms warning of the integrity of the hull, an abnormal issue with the sub rising at a proper accent during their abort, and intermittent creaking of the vessel.
The actual implosion was painless, but the event leading up to it must have been an excruciating hope for survival.
Oh yeah they knew.
Actually (I'm just going off of what Hank Green and Simon Whistler talked about) there really wouldn't be creaking aside from the normal noises that come from the sub. That's not how things like that work at that deep of a level facing implosion. The only creak you'd hear is the sub imploding. If they had a hull integrity warning system in place, it likely gave them less than a few seconds warning before it imploded. You really don't get time when it comes to situations like these, it all happens very fast.
@@thegamingpigeon3216. They had alarms going off & the fact the middle of the Hull was composite means it likely made some audible sounds before hitting the zero moment. It had also made creaking sounds in past trips. Paraphrasing what James Cameron said although I don’t recall his source.
there would have been no warning no lights or bells or whistles, you dont understand the sheer velocity and violent way an implosion happens at that depth... it literally would have been from smiling and chatting and looking out the window... to nothing in less than the blink of an eye
@EpicStoryTimes No I inderstand the length of time that the implosion takes,but the craft had sensors to warn of the integrity. I don't believe the craft was breached yet.
In other words the craft was warning that the hull was failing (not yet broken) it took several minutes but it finally gave in and at that point it was the 20ms
Remember. This is the entire weight of the ocean crushing on you. There is nothing unrealistic about it.
Ya I don’t think a lot of people understand that. Probably think since you can swim around up top you can do the same down at the bottom..
Correct. It's also why we know more about space than our oceans. Much easier to build structures that can withstand a vacuum compared to structures that can withstand crushing pressures.
@@du4lstrik3 In space, the problem is far from how to make protection from a vacuum :) Even the ocean cannot be compared with a small piece of stone flying at a speed of 10 kilometers per second.
I wish someone would crush on me 😢
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The 20 minutes or so prior to, whilst knowing it's coming, Priceless!
It was so quick that it was like “light outs”. So instant they didn’t even know. That is how I am thinking of it
From biology straight to physics... amazing and terrifying how destructive some forces can be!
Truly, the real time implosion is far more terrifying than the slow motion breakdown. Faster than an eye blink, just….gone. That is astonishing to even consider, much less witness.
Such a fantastic perspective and comment 💯🫡
"Safety regulations are written in blood"
This is very chilling to watch
Holy shit that is horrifying. I need to find myself a cat video.
This is the most detailed & straight to the point explanation of this tragedy that I have seen so far. Thanks for posting!
Agreed
What's crazy to me is the amount of people who want to see this. Like myself included but still, we are effed up 😂
Best depiction of implosion and effect on human body. Excellent animation....without melodrama.
@@lolokaymegTo steal a line from Adam Savage Remember kids the only difference between morbid curiosity and science is writing it down.
What tragedy?
This really buries the vision of survival drama, no time to panic, just the snap of a finger and then ... darkness. Well done.
Probably an out of body experience as they go to God. So many people report dying and coming back to life and having out of body experiences where they describe details of their surroundings they couldnt have known if not actually having an out of body experience. Guess they had a good view of the Titanic.
That's the thing, even during this said snap of the finger or even right at the very end of said snap who knows what you'd see or hear maybe its darkness maybe you instantly become everything and everyone or maybe you just respawn with no memory as a pig. 🐷 Who knows? 🤔 Ma. I gotta stop smoking devils lettuce I can feel the devil inside me I am a sinner I am going to hell please lord repent my motherfuckin sins holy hell repent them god damnit before I die from all of this resin accumulating in my lungs like I swear I am only smoking bowls but docs said he could easily scrape at least a eighth of resin from bud off my lungs. I told him go ahead just don't waste any and after I woke up we obliged together swear to fuckin Christ almighty we smoked hella rez that night jibfuls of this shit (grabity bong hits). Although my doctor is a Mexican drug lord little off the path wouldn't say a hospital per say but it did the trick I am back to smoking again till I have to go back get er scraped again but god damnit is it worth every scraping I actually only smoke now as to get that nice lung rez.
No……all of a sudden….it was as if they were in a long dark tunnel…with a bright light at the end. And their passed on relatives were waiting to welcome them to the next universe. Blessings….
A snap of a finger is actually almost 3x faster than this implosion.
@@monot00nz faster than the blink of an eye then, yeesh
That is just terrifying!
The fact they pretended to believe there was no implosion is the sick part
I had to play the "real time" clip a few times over, because I was in such shock over how *quickly* it happened. Thank you for making this and giving me some perspective.
Even scarier is that it actually went down considerably faster than the one shown in video
It's like one frame one a 50 hz monitor
@@EmpyreusAwakening ?????fr???
@@tongue_pop3328 10-15 milliseconds, tops.
It was actually way faster then that. Faster than your eyes can even perceive and faster than a computer animation can even create.
This is the most accurate video i've seen for the incident , I watch a lot of them hoping a would find something like this , straight to the point , detailed and no half an hour talking , thank you so much
Except it's not?
@@mr_sm1ley910 Okay. Provide an explanation, then.
@@mr_sm1ley910they were crushed into micro pieces with that pressure it's like 10000 elphants crushing you
So you basically explode like a water balloon
@@eva_in_the_rain I'd like an explanation for why there was a FUEL explsion inside of me, where'd that come from, I should explode into mist, not FUEL? Especially not down here? Like I'm not a car ffs!
What scares me the most is how quick that is in real time..
“The equivalent of 50kg” to be correct.
The event unfolds faster than our nerve signals can travel, so that’s good.
Its insane to see their bodies crunch up like that and splatter everywhere.
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The pressure is so strong, it briefly causes an ignition. Like a diesel piston.
@@KlaxontheImpailr it is true.
They don't. It's just an animation by a guy without a degree, and who clearly unrealistically centered the forces around the human.
@@MsHojatSo what would you suggest then smart guy?
Thanks for sharing this. This gives visual representation to the process that I described in my own video on this. Literally, a combination of being crushed, burnt, and turned into toothpaste.
Fact: If you die you die
Hey I’m a big fan! Keep up the great work.
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Burnt? More like soft tissues vaporised. Collapsing cavities can reach 3200K off the back collapse shock.
Wouldn’t be my favorite brand of toothpaste. 😳
Whoa! That’s brutal. There’s a reason why safety is paramount and that’s it!
The molecules of the body started compressing and deforming way before even before the water came near to the body this shows how strong the pressure was
They simply vaporized
That part's inaccurate - it was the water hitting them at such bonkers speed that would have done the damage.
@@scifisykonot quite, the air inside was also compressed and would have heated up and also partially cooked the vaporized remains. Like the best pressure cooker ever
My man dead before water even touched him
Eh, sorta but not quite. People have been internally shredded and in rare cases practically reduced to bloody giblets because of pressurization systems going horribly wrong when docking in underwater capsules and the like, so the damage would've been more like 50/50 from both air pressure and water at minimum.@@scifisyko
It's hard to believe a death that brutal is painless.
Brutal and fast, therefore painless. You don't feel pain when you have become soup.
Do you hear Superman’s victims yelping in pain after he hits them? This isn’t far off from being speed blitzed by Superman. It’s definitely painless
It wasn't painless at all they were crushed to death
@@Ben-io2vocan you tell me how fast the implosion happened versus how fast the human brain can register pain?
@@godofchristmas9611 it would still be terrifying and painful don't believe that pain register bs
Still hard to imagine that for 1 second you are fully conscious and alive then just dead without your brain registering it.
Mind blown... It's surreal