Titan Sub Disaster | What Actually Happened? Full Story Minute by Minute
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- Опубліковано 5 лют 2025
- In this video, we delve into the mysterious and tragic story of the Titan submersible disaster, exploring every detail from its inception to the most recent developments.
The Titan submersible, operated by OceanGate Expeditions, was designed to explore the depths of the ocean, specifically the wreck of the Titanic. Despite its ambitious mission, the Titan faced significant scrutiny early on. In 2018, OceanGate’s own director of marine operations, David Lochridge, raised safety concerns regarding the submersible's design, particularly its carbon-fiber hull, which was not subjected to third-party certification or adequate testing. These concerns were ignored, leading to legal disputes and warnings from deep-sea exploration experts and engineers, including those from Boeing.
On June 18, 2023, Titan embarked on its fateful journey to the Titanic wreck, carrying five passengers. Within just 1 hour and 45 minutes, communication was lost with the surface, sparking a massive international search and rescue effort. Tragically, on June 22, the wreckage of the Titan was found near the Titanic site, confirming that the sub had suffered a catastrophic implosion, instantly killing all aboard.
In this video, we also explore the ongoing investigations that have since been launched into OceanGate’s operations and the numerous warning signs that were overlooked, including how safety protocols were bypassed to fast-track expeditions.
We’ll take a closer look at the updates that have emerged, including testimonies from survivors' families, legal actions taken against OceanGate, and how this disaster has raised broader questions about the future of deep-sea tourism.
Join us as we uncover the full timeline, from the initial design to the heartbreaking end, and discuss the crucial lessons the world has learned from the Titan disaster.
Watch now to uncover the truth behind the Titan submersible tragedy.
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You’d have to be out of your mind to crawl inside that thing, get bolted in from the outside with no way out from the inside.. Nope, no way.
Thank you for sharing your opinion.
While it might be nice to have a way out at the surface, I doubt you would want to get out 12,500 down.
He was talking about how experimental the sub was with investors. I was no, no way,
But you will get into an aeroplane, submarine, etc. And be bolted in from the outside?
@@gwynt909 You should do research before you post. Airplane doors are not bolted shut and are opened from the inside. Submarine hatches are also opened and closed from the inside.
Well stockton rush will be remembered for not listening to everybody who told him it was not safe. Basically, we're going to remember him as "we told you so"
Exactly.
He will be remembered as a fool
@lynnetucholke-shorter5653 thank you for sharing your opinion.
Sometimes gotta put your ego to the side or things like this happen
Stockton is the epitome of a spoiled brat. He couldn't afford to maintain his OceanGate business in a safe, regulated manner, so he smashed it. Literally.
He decided to play Russian Roulette with a fully loaded revolver.
"Logic and Engineering" my backside!
I feel the same way.
I would like to add that Stockton wanted to purchase a submarine but was told only a limited quantity were available for purchase. He wanted to preserve history for all of us, including his wife; a descendant of some of those lost on Titanic. Waiting years wasn’t an option as Titanic will not be recognizable too many more years. He was no more crazy than the Wright Brothers, Elon Musk, Richard Branson etc… Many inventors or innovators have died doing what they love. The parachute is one of the greatest inventions of all time even though its inventor died while demonstrating it. Some people have just been lucky. NASA knew what they were doing, yet they lost two different orbiter’s catastrophically. And we all know what happened to Titanic. It’s easy to look like a genius you die.
@@jasonandvictoriahenderlite526 interesting. Thank you for sharing your opinion
A really stupid and fool hearty idea for anyone to agree to. An engineer I am not but neither am I an extreme risk taker with experimental new ideas that others in the industry say is not proven to be safe for whatever purpose it ŵas intended for. The world's navy branches have been building steel pulled submarines for years with but a few mishaps, that alone should have told the builder something, "if it works dont' mess with it".
So true. And Rush will certainly be remembered for the rules he broke.
Profit over safety ? Greed pure and simple.
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I think his ego was a factor too, an obnoxious man it seems
@@lilacscentedfushias1852 👍
Business as usual.
Profit over safety is greed . What point are you trying make ? There is no difference between the two .
Stockton Mush's Epitaph: "You'll be remembered for the rules you break."
RIP to the 4 people he murdered.
RIP
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Yeap Rule #1, Don't do shit that gets you killed.
I have ZERO interest to go in a submarine, space shuttle, or anything that explores something I can just see on UA-cam in my living room. There is a tour of the Titanic on UA-cam that's about an hour and a half long. I couldn't watch it for more than a few minutes because it was too scary to me. I guess in my old age I've become a whimp because I don't even like driving that much anymore, and I used to love it.
God Bless You.
Im younger than ypu and i never find going to the moon or soace or oceon because quite frankly earth has everything i want to see Elon musk wants to build a city in space or something like that i wouldnt pay togo there if i could
@@graceguerrero7045 🥰 cheers
Same here !!!
Same here, I agree with you!!!
Only one I feel sry for is the boy, bro didn't even wanna go but was tryna impress his dad 😢 rip to them tho 🙏🏾
Thank you for sharing your opinion.
Me too. Not only that, he was the son of a billionaire. What a life he had ahead of him. Life's a bitch sometimes.
@winstonsmith8240 thank you for sharing your opinion.
@@winstonsmith8240 even if he was the son of a janitor, he was 19, I don't think being a billionaire was on his mind while he was dying
That kids life was ahead of him,college,job,marriage,kids. But, his father kept pestering him to go with him , even though he didn't want to go,but he relented to make him happy,sad mistake.😢
proof you dont need a brain to become a millionaire
Well, making money and brain, I think, two different categories. 🤔
Especially to be born one ☝️
Yea, look at Mark Cuban, just a blooming idiot
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
You got that right
Sorry Stockton, you will be remembered by being irresponsible.
Putting your own life in danger is okay.
But it's not okay to endanger lives of others. Wealthy insane tourists who paid $250.000/pp.
Stockton took pride in
- cutting corners.
Well... this is the result.
He created another graveyard to go watching the Titanic graveyard.
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Absolutely something I think that might be this is his plan to remain in history.
He dies not famous but infamous
@margaretcorns2350 he is famous don't Metter good way or bad way.
That is what infamy means...fame, for negative reasons, or in a negative manner. Rush will, indeed, always be infamous, especially in the submersible world.
@@uncoveredbyafzalsiddiqui what do you think infamous means?!
Unfortunately, once you’ve seen one ocean gate video, you’ve seen them all
That's the beauty of informational videos.
@ulrich...To be fair, this is one of the better ones! 😁
@@englanduk6131 💗
Yes if you are more interested in the fact there is a toilet with minimal privacy on Titan rather than the myriad other more relevant facts and enjoy the squelching noises 😂😂😂
Not true. They still may be archived somewhere, but they had videos of previous dives from the Antipodes and Cyclops vessels.
IMO… Stockton broke the Rules with…No logic or engineering, behind it! 🤷🏽♀️
He thought he was the best, and to achieve something, you needed to break the rules.
@@uncoveredbyafzalsiddiqui 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 I remember a video of him saying it was such a safe transport, there hadn’t been an accident in over 35 years…yes, because they’re tested 🙄😤
@@lilacscentedfushias1852 exactly
There is a MASSIVE difference between regulation (frequently bureaucrats with no real world knowledge) and proper safety protocols.
100% true.
Something I find frustrating is how this will bring about new regulations that could potentially stem innovation. The fact that Titan managed 13 dives to the Titanic is proof of concept. If someone was to develop the construction and test it properly, establish limits and ensure suitable safety and communication equipment is installed, there are certainly scenarios where a similar 'type' of vessel could be advantageous.
Had Rush approached it in the correct way, shelved his ego and not let greed make his decisions, Titan could have been the genesis. Instead, he has probably single handedly ended any advances that could have been made in composite pressure hulls for deeper depths.
@@RichardMcLaren I agreed.
@RichardMcLaren the carbon filter was an accident waiting to happen. It was lighter and cheaper than what was needed. If you want to innovate....start with what is known.
@ElizzzaB Yes, you're possibly right, except it didn't fail. There were many corners cut in the development of Titan, which is what I meant by saying "if someone was to........and ensure suitable safety....."
The point is, it did work. That is proof of concept. From there on, it should have been properly tested and developed to fully understand it. It also shouldn't have such an egotistical CEO.
Tragic disaster because of EGO and Arrogance of one man.
100% right.
For a man who wanted to be remembered as an innovator, Rush was, in his
own way, every bit as hidebound as any of the "enemies to INNOVATION" he scorned so completely.
I would say they were cautious with good reasons.
Rush should be thankful that he went down with the ship! He would have been sued into oblivion!
They are being sued
@@lisadunn2208 not only would he of been sued, but more than likely he would be facing criminal charges too. They would probably go after him for negligent manslaughter. Multiple counts too, depending on how many people died.
@@marilynevans8436 He was not able to get insurance for the sub, and the waivers stated that it was dangerous and you could lose your life. Plus I doubt if there is any money left in the company.
For me, the worst design decision of all was not having a tether cable attached to the support ship. That's such a dumb idea.
They didn't even have a GPS to find it when they lost it. Or pretended to lose it for 4 days. They knew it was gone.
It wouldn’t have made a difference. They would have pulled the cable up with nothing on it. Like a fish taking your bait.
Thank you for sharing your opinion.
Because in that depth of sea no GPS works.
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Imagine paying $250,000 for the priviledge to be blown to bits
That was their destine.
More like crushed
@@JonSheppards2InchWilly 😃
*imploded into a tiny sphere..
He will be remembered as a dangerous buffoon !
Yes, no doubt.
This would have been a very good video if it weren't for the distracting music and the annoying noise when the scene switched. I ended up clicking out of it without finishing it.
Thanks. I’m just gonna move on already. I hate when videos are ruined by dumb music.
Same, especially the noise i really dont understand that decision
I tried to give it a chance, but instead of listening to the narration I ended up watching out for those transition sounds 😭
I see what you mean about the music and the switching noise.
You ruined it for me! 😂
Stockton Rush said safety wasn't an issue. Well , then he might as well built that submersible out of plastic. He was asking for trouble and he certainly found it.
Thank you for sharing your valuable thoughts.
He did make it out of plastic, that's what carbon fibre is, plastic...
Titanic radioactive ☢️☣️☢️☣️
Titanic 2
GRP is glass-reinforced polymer, I think. All plastics are polymer, ie. Nylon.
Using a polymer as the bonding cement for an Abyssal Depths pressure vessel is kind of unexplored chemistry. The epoxy resin might be more exothermically active under pressure: ..it is routinely cured in autoclaves. We are talking about a molecular compound solid, not an elemental molecular matrix. The 'hardened' epoxy gases out to solidify, I daresay hundreds of atmospheres of g-force type pressure is gunna be exothermic and molecular composition of your primary bonding agent, Epoxy, is going to degrade. Even with that Rhino-ply skin, it's dicey she'll keep up under pressure loads of 150bar x80 repetitions plus loiter time. The Titanium end cap flanged tongues, those Right angles invited shear stress points of failure.
The laminar strength of the composite material stood up, unfortunately once its yield strength failed it, failed at Abyssal depth and without fanfare. Steel alloy will fail like hard cheese but you get plenty of indication, a predictable fail trajectory, and some typically some moments spare for emergencies.
Let's go over the material types: (a) Carbon fibre, a Crystalline solid, (b) Epoxy resin, a kind of vinyl polymerase afaik, this is termed an Amorphous solid, further to that it is a compound mixture. Together, the laminar matrix is an aggregation of divergent material properties and their various state equilibria... understand?
Let me illuminate structural notes of the departures from known metallurgy and its accumulated knowledge: ferrous alloys include a solid state "by design" such that the alloying elements will achieve state equilibria with desired properties in the ferrous crystal lattice at the time the metal has taken its final grain growth form. Other types of metal included in the steel's crystal matrix assuredly transition to solid phase at some overlapping thermal equilibrium with the steel's own stages of solidification. They can get hard together and make crystal grains of one another.
This kind of matrix is built into the molecular crystal lattice. That's metallic alloys vs composite laminations of compound molecular matrix vs aggregate mixtures.
The thing is, a compound solid might not stay a contiguously compound solid. It might degrade, or decompose, or decay other, into aggregations of compound bonds and mixtures with no usefull behavioural properties structure.
stocton rush wasn't outside of the box , he was out of his damn mind
Now people are visiting the wreck of the wreck. Wreckception
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Stockton will be remembered for cutting corners , not listening to industry experts oh and murder
Thank you for sharing your valuable thoughts.
Stockton was clearly an arrogant toxic person…IMO
Thanks for sharing your opinion! It's always interesting to hear different viewpoints on players and their impact on the game.
Here is another fact which came in to my knowledge and i forget to mention in the video that this is not the first dive which Titan submersible made for titanic wreck that was the 3rd attempt before that 2 divides aborted because of poor weather conditions in the depth some also said that this happend acure because Titan submersible need to go for rebuild. Correct me if I am wrong. I really appreciate your love and support.
Honestly, your research has been so sloppy.
Titanic 2 anxiety
I'm wondering if a movie 🎥🍿🍿 would ever be made about it
Ballard and Cameron knew what they were talking about all along. Rush wasn’t pursuing innovation. He was all about greed.
I like how when you talk about giant squids you show an octopus and a cuddle fish that’s just brilliant
That's actually giant squids, not octopus they look similar, but that's the actual one which they found in that depth. Cuddle fish is an editing mistake. We Apriciate your suggestion and wishing you a very happy new year 🎉
@ no the first one was a fucking octopus
Look we all know now they went on a death trip Rush would have known he was going to die doing this trip. Its obvious after all the evidence and comments from other people that worked with Rush advising him not to do this. l feel sorry for the people aboard that didn’t know and the family’s left behind.
Exactly feel that same way. I also mentioned in my comments that I feel that's his way to remain in history doesn't matter in a good way or bad way.
Maybe he could not take failure?
I realy don't understand that man - he's sitting there in his disastrous creation pragging about his stupidity. I am so sorry for those who got mislead by his lies.
May Their Soul rest in peace.
08:00 "Any Submersible at these depths must be designed with Extreme Care precision and Safety in mind."
Stockton Rush: "Nah."
Lol WHAT "BODY RECOVERED"....
Exactly. Just clickbait.
thanks for saving me from wasting my time i was only here to see the recovered body which is impossible to exist at that depth after the implossion.
The body of the sub. Its no rocket science i guess....
excatly
exactly
Said it before, and i'll say it again. The ONLY person i feel bad for out of the five, is the 19 year old, who was reluctant at first to go. But he didnt want to disappoint his father who wanted him to go. May he rest in peace. The others however, rot!
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You wouldn’t be so insensitive if you weren’t so. Stupid!
Except that he wasn't reluctant to go. He was hugely enthusiastic and wanted to set a recorded for solving the Rubiks Cube at the deepest location on Earth. His Mother said so and thats why she letchim go in her place! The investigation has been showing all kinds of bullshit that was in the media.
Exactly this. That poor young man. He had more sense in his little toe than all the others put together.
I think the others were innocent victims also. Information was withheld?
I can not believe they glued the port ring on ! Port ring was on the ocean floor and the hull was crushed like a pancake !!
Stockton rush did achieve something for science. He demonstrated the limitations of carbon fibre and even more importantantly, bonding two dissimilar materials.
Good point.
Thought all the bodies turned into mush.. and imploded.😂😂
debates continue
Never put your life in the hands of a narcissist.
Thank you for sharing your opinion.
Here's a guideline for any aspirant dive vessel builders: do not name any of your craft after ships that have sunk, particularly within 4 days of launch.
Thank you for sharing your valuable thoughts 😊
I heard in another video that Rush wouldn't even allow his children in the submersibles he was creating. I think he knew how dangerous they were.
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Instead of an innovator he will be remembered as a nit-wit.
Thank you for sharing your valuable thoughts.
Stockton Crush is gonna be remembered as a fool.
Again, I am hit with how terribly tragic this was, an incident so extreme that its just so difficult to put in words. People dying during such morbid conditions, it all is so very hard to grasp. We dont belong down there and what was there to see really, it was just a thrill and an ability to do something " out of this world" experience. I dont get how PH, as he has been presented, a well renowned explorer, felt safe to go with the Titan, he must have been well aware of the skepticism and the critics from all over regarding this submersible. And Stockton...what to say about him. He was way out of his head from the start it seems. Having dreams and ambitions and wanting to stand out and make a mark as its been said, being innovative. The ecocomy spinning out of control and with that, all safety matters as well. Stuck with something that has cost a fortune and the urge to prove yourself and the "nesessity" to make profit from all of it .He was pretty much chasing passengers it seems, like he was desperate. That thing, needed to pay off and he needed to prove himself. It just all makes you speechless really 💔
Sad reality.
Would you rather take a deep water tour with Stockton Rush, or a wild life tour with Timothy Treadwell?
i prefer to stay at home with my wife at least 10% chance of survive. lolz
I'd rather go to a secluded snowbound cabin with Jack Nicholson.
Hmm. Decisions decisions...
Can I take the 3rd option of going hunting with Dick Cheney?
People need to let the titanic rest in peace. Don’t you anything better to do.
Thank you for sharing your valuable opinion.
For a truly innovative submersible check out the triest which was built in 1954 in Switzerland and safely reached several times the depth of the titan. The triest is wild but still true to the physics of deep depths and is still here. It was retired in the mid 1960s and is on display in the us navy museum.
Do you know the trieste was filled with gasoline ? Not the crew section of course.
@@DebbieStidham-fb8we I know It was used for ballast because it’s lighter than water but not compressible. Wild. They use that syntactic foam these days. Far less flammable
Good ol' Swiss Navy 🫡
Yes I believe the Costeau family were involved in that. The went to the bottom of the Mariana trench
Rush was a damn fool. And them people that got in that can with him was crazy no way I would have gotten in that little can
It wasn't the marerials it was the ignorance, and impatience coupled with a sheer lack of respect for the engineers/seasoned experts of the greedy CEO that caused this accident...
Thank you for sharing your opinion.
This guy went skydiving without a parachute and mocked the people who said he’d die without one...
I’ve flown FPV drones made of carbon fiber and how they explode and break… there’s no way in hell CF is a good choice for those depths. After the first trip down there it’s most likely experienced a loss in integrity.
There was an airliner that crashed outside new york. The pilot experienced jet wash and moved the rudder hard left and right, to stabakize the A/C and the tail snapped off and killed them all. It was made of C.F.
When the "captain" fired his engineers because they don't believe the vehicle is safe, there is a major problem. This on killed 5 people. Remember how people ignored the Challenger's takeoff when it was too cold this also killed all people on board. When the engineers say no, you better listen.
Being clostrophobic, the thought of being bolted in, no hatch, would have been a deal breaker. Right up there with going over Niagara falls in a barrel and going hunting with Dick Cheney.
One mistake, keeping the Titanium Ring surfaces smooth, when the adhesive was applied. No etching or blasting for some reason?
Thank you for sharing your valuable thoughts 😊
@uncoveredbyafzalsiddiqui When u look at the wreckage, none of the adhesive remains on the rings, just the carbon hull, which is a sign of adhesive failure, or poor bonding techniqus. Especially with the adhesive they used, which is not like a normal "glue", but has the consistency of something like Peanut Butter, or a Paste. We use it quite abit, and always acid etch any smooth surfaces to be bonded to anything.
@@Commissioner62 Would the pressure of the water not hold the ends in place ? Or would the adhesive have let the pressure in ?
@@lew832 That is the major issue with not having a rough edge for the adhesive, it makes it very likely the pressure will cause it to slide out of place, breaking the air tight seal.
The use of Carbon fiber hulls in deepsea vehicles is not an innovative action, it's a direct idiocracy - hence both the industry, IMO and every body else with knowledge about that matter - said no no no - ignorance and faulty pride mixed whit misunderstood physics - must be the explanation of that disaster...
That cursed ship is still killing people to this day
Robert Ballard should never have given up the coordinates of the Titanic wreck site.
I can't help but wonder. If they would have used some sort of interior bracing. Like some sort of roll cage. Would that have helped maintain structural integrity?
Not being tethered is insane. We can go further in space than the ocean depths. 🤯
Thank you for sharing your valuable thoughts.
"Nobody had built a craft made of carbon fibre to go to those depths before." Yeah, there's a reason for that. (Although I believe the US navy has, and it made 2 trips of depth and was retired).
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Rush was so very lucky to be on that mission
Just a little bit in and I must say…. This is one of the best videos I’ve seen explaining the situation. Thank you 🙏
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Did you see the water on the side of the view window? 15:56 I can understand moisture from our body heat but didn't they have air scrubbers to help with that?
i really have no idea about this but i am shore someone will definitely answer about this.
Air scrubbers don't filter heat.
Ok ty 😊@@TheGrumpyEnglishman
@@TheGrumpyEnglishman 👍
@@TheGrumpyEnglishman scrubbers produce heat. It is an exothermic reaction when soda-lime reacts with CO2
Mind blowing information. I am a big fan of your videos you covers everything well.
Thank you. I'm tried my best to satisfy my followers.
Beautiful ❤️❤️
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It's as if no one recognized that calling it TITAN--built to visit the TITANic--was tempting fate just a little too much.
Tragedy is the only result possible in the face of such hubris.
These experts are not warning out of opinion....They know for sure that neglecting these safety concerns would end in tragedy!! Please listen to these experts!! They are not experts for nothing. Rip to these 5 men. This is extremely sad 😒
We hope that future engineers will learn from this.
I never in 1 million years would’ve gotten on that thing
As much as I love to explore, I’ll hang out with James Cameron and his approved deep dive submersible
Best of luck with 1 millions and best of luck to me too.
A safe and effective submarine constructed of novel untested materials, materials known to fatigue under loading cycles and to be strong in tension, but unpredictable in compression.
The fact that the safety factor for testing was only 1.09 should tell you all you need to know.
Incredible force that ripped it apart!. Human remains were recovered. I wonder their condition.
Nobody found.
@@uncoveredbyafzalsiddiqui ...So you're calling them liars?
Biological material containing DNA was recovered. This could be bone or teeth fragments or a paste like substance.
@@upyourglass Thank you for sharing.
Dead
This tale is emblematic of the GoP and its leadership today.
It's all fair and well to break rules when it's only your life at risk...
Invention does not mean someone put his life at risk like that.
The conclusion is FAILURE
Yes.
@@uncoveredbyafzalsiddiqui This video is a failure, too.
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Carbon fiber works great under tension, not so good under compression.
Warned by 36 plus experts and still proceeded ..very careless
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So, this is such a professional video. I swear I couldn't believe it was done by a channel with less than 20k subscribers.. am I missing something? I will have to watch more videos. But this one alone earned my like and to be a subscriber.. I felt like this was something I'd of watched on national geographic or something. Great job. Hope this kind of video continues and get the recognition and attention from subscribers and viewers it deserves 👏 😊
And no one could pay me then or now to EVER get into that thing. Or anything that goes that deep under water!! That's opening things up to having WAY TO MAMY "problems" occur that have absolutely zero ability at getting help
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so where is the body that you was saying they found. ?
He wanted to be remembered as an innovator...and yet, he will be remembered as succumbing to the world's oldest vice: pride.
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Stockton Rush's hubris and arrogance not only cost him his own life but that of 4 other people and jeopardised the submersible community.
I'm sure if the 4 occupants knew how this thing was built would not have gone!
Ultimately what you got was bragging rights. Or obliteration, in this case.
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Imagine how the previous passengers of Titan must feel know that could have happened to them. Rush was playing Russian Roullette with peoples lives. It probably good that he isn't around to face the music!
the only two that I feel bad for is the father and son who lost their lives going down to see the graveyard of the titanic
Excellent coverage 👏
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There's a heck of a coincidence that the titanic sank not only because of the iceburg but also because those money men wanted her to beat the time for crossing and cut corners in the lack of lifeboats. Well now er get the titan built by a man who cut corners all for money and killed 5 people and they both lie next to each other on the ocean floor. Rip to all those innocents who lost their lives because of a few gready men ❤
You are exactly right. I already made a video on Titanic Mystry and mentioned 6 mistakes, which cause Titanic to sank. You can see that in my comment section.
It was that guys greed that killed him and the others
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The Titan Sub made it to the Titanic werk 13 times successfully. The sub should have had its hull redone every 6 or 7 trips, but they just kept using the original hull Everytime. Rush did make a successful sub, he just didn't do the property preventive maintenance.
The hull did withstand the pressure. They just didn't pay attention to damage done over time. Rush should have replaced and reinforced the hull at frequent intervals. Rush should have headed what the data was showing. Instead, if dismissing it, he was reckless, and it cost the life of 4 others who may have changed their minds if presented with the correct data.
It's true that if he keeps maintain submersible, that might not happen.
Stockton Rush would have fit right in at the dawn of early aviation, but, the unforgiving deep sea world does not forgive ignoring physical reality in search of a dream.
Titanic way of saying, stop bring people down to this depth, i want to be alone and to rust and be forgotten. Maybe now they will leave her alone.
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All it would have taken was just 1 tiny void in the wrong place in the carbon fiber hull to cause a failure.
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If you went on the dive, rest assured, if anything went wrong, it came with a money back guarantee if not completely satisfied. Zero complaints.
"If you're not breaking things you're not innovating." -Stockton Rush
Perhaps he was too innovative on that last run. And shoulda dialed it back a bit. Shoulda coulda woulda tho, hindsight is 20/20 and all that.
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He knew he was going down so he joined the crew and went out with a bang.
Appreciate your video, Thank you! Put together well! No pun intended!
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Well at least Captain Crunch won’t be killing anymore folks
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I don't know why people keep focusing on the game controller. So your logic is if the buttons are not on a game controller then it works better, without any experience or evidence.
A failure of innovation with a heaping amount of arrogance.
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*UPDATE (12/2024):* This was clickbait of the highest order. There was no 'body recovered.' That was a reckless and irresponsible claim by the channel because no 'bodies' will *ever* be recovered; those people in the submersible were crushed down to their component molecules when the Titan imploded in less than a millisecond.
But before I go on, I have to express my profound sadness and condolences to the families who lost loved ones in this tragic event, and the least *your* channel could have done would have been to say this to them with the respect they deserve after Stockton Rush stole their family members from them in his 'rush' to find the greatness he did not deserve.
The only thing the Coast Guard report claimed to have gotten was *_"PRESUMED human remains,"_* which they stated required DNA confirmation from the surviving relatives (this means that there was not enough material to be recognisable as a body, so no visual confirmation could be made) At the absolute most, this could have been a fingertip, a tooth or just some pulp they found in the foward end cap that held everything from the interior of the vessel when it burst asunder.
There was a greenish blanket shown that may have had some blood stains, but even enamel might not been able to withstand the crushing pressures. To put it as bluntly as UA-camr and Engineer Scott Manley said, "in this situation, you go from biology to physics in a millisecond."
To the UA-camr who made this, just use your common sense to figure this out: If that pressure crushed a massive carbon fiber hull to visible smithereens, how do you think bones, made of mere calcium fared at such depths?
What do you think that your claims would do to a family member who happens to see your sensational insert on the video?
I respect what you said. But we don't mention in the thumbnail that the dead body recovered. We publeshed this video when the titan body is recovered, which you can see in the picture as well, and hardly 6 or 8 people think there are dead bodies because they want to see something new.
Just goes to show that having money doesn’t mean having common sense.
there is many dangerous sports and adventure which only rich people can afford. they want to see something which very few people see in the world.
The screens were screwed on to the hull.
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If this has been a regular citizen doing this insane trip the rescue operation would have not been this huge!
How much money did this cost and taxpayers pay for ?
The us navy should have never been involved unless the navy is going to do this for everyone!