Carbon Fiber Breaking (ASMR Sound)
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- Опубліковано 31 лип 2024
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In this video you can see and hear the sound of carbon fiber breaking under high stress. I've put a plate of VARTM, resin infused carbon fiber under high stress in the hydrolic press with a microphone close to it. - Навчання та стиль
This video probably had a different audience a few weeks ago
Facts
Came here to say this.
It's good though. People getting a bit of science education, and I always hope that there are some kids out there who are inspired.
"It makes that noise all the time, just ignore it" - Stockton Rush, probably.
Not probably. There's a video of Stockton Rush making a presentation where he talks about it....
@@grendlsma can you share?
@@pollop69 You can find all the videos on UA-cam still.
He literally said this 💀 in the full bbc titanic doc he says they make noises all the time…
“Carbon fibre makes noise,” Rush told David Pogue, a CBS News correspondent, last summer, during one of the Titanic expeditions.
James Cameron said they jettisoned their ballasts meaning they knew there was an emergency and needed to surface. He's sure they probably heard this before they died. Which is basically the scene in every deep water movie where the glass starts cracking and propogates before the end. Truly a horrifying scenario to imagine experiencing but also morbidly fascinating.
I am also morbidly fascinated.
Morbidly fascinating is the right way to put it. Can’t even explain why.
@@ShirleyKPunkt I think it's morbidly fascinating to so many of us bc it's something that has never happened before in the history of this planet, the people died due to the most powerful forces any human as ever faced
just like in James Camerons movie "The Abyss"
@@anon362-em1cf to quote bill Paxton syonora 2 microseconds
Imagine how loud those cracks were inside the tube. Getting louder and more frequent. I believe they knew they were in trouble, but the collapse happened as fast as the final break did here, faster than even the camera could catch. I know they were afraid but they didn't feel pain
Exactly. This is just one small plate but it likely would have been cracking all over in the last few moments.
They were vaporized instantly and turned to jello.
thats the point, it didnt as this video indicates. this material can bend a long way until it cracks. it indicates you saw the wall comming in until you didnt see anything anymore, you probalby stopped hearing before your eyes gave out
Could this have been the sounds that the navy supposedly heard? That they thought may have been them tapping?
There was an article saying all five occupants would have been "aware" of what was happening for a full minute as the sub did a 3000 foot nose-dive and they were all piled on top of each other before suddenly imploding at crush depth. Fantastic way to go.
The worse part is if they heard this before in previous dives and got overconfident that the hull would hold, one more time.
Really? Where did you hear this?
@@h.louise4746 I think he's hypothesizing, but given the sheer hubris of the man, I'd be willing to believe it.
@@h.louise4746 if
@@h.louise4746 There's a video where Stockton Rush is making a presentation and he talks about it.
What a horrible thing to hear when you’re miles deep underwater…
Not just heard for however long, but felt, too. Sitting on the floor of the vessel, they must have felt the tremors of the carbon fiber giving way in those moments before implosion.
It would have been instant, barley a sound.
It doesn't bend, crack or dent when it it 5 inches thick it only can shatter
@@Silonomono This isn't the latest information reported which is that there was some indication of impending hull failure which caused Rush to radio in to abort the mission, release the ballast, and begin ascent.
If true that 5" carbon fiber wouldn't make gradual noise or flex, then perhaps it was the warning sensors with which the Titan was equipped which alarmed before the implosion.
@Silonomono there is a video where a former passenger said the hull cracks when it was going down. So no you are wrong.
@@Silonomono how do you know that, its bigger for us but surely not thicker for the firces down there. So, what you see here is the nature and the only logic behavior, millions of strong carbon strings intermingled, cracking for ages until giving in, before it gives in it will likely be bend under tremdious noises.
@@Silonomono I think even 5" thick carbon fiber can bend. Look at how it's constructed, wide filaments wound like thread on a bobbin, and glue holding it all together. If you watch the videos of hydraulic presses crushing carbon fiber cylinders, you'll see it distorts and delaminates and looks like shreds, it doesn't shatter.
Imagine hearing that foreboding crackle of doom and then in an instant your existence comes to an end so immediate you never knew you existed at all.
Jesus, I think I'll remember this quote for life...
Hey someone should make a submarine out of this stuff. Seems strong.
haha
Lol
Heh
"uh oh"
Having tested many various weaves, unidirectional, and nano-impregnated carbon fibers in test machines this is the sound.
FYI: Carbon Fiber has impressive strengths under tensile loading and should not be used for systems that may experience large compressive or shear loads.
I mean if they had multiple test subs and actually certified it. They wouldve known exactly how much it can handle and how many trips.
@@justsaiyansteve It would never have gotten certified which is why Rush never bothered to do it. He knew that would end his business and force him to fork out millions on designing a sub the right way. He wanted to take a shortcut and well the rest is history.
They definitely heard this on the titan... Rush dropped the weights to go back to surface... He knew what was going down... I bet they panicked for a few seconds and then it happened.... crazy...
The positive is knowing that he finally had to realize his hubris in his last moments. The downside is he took other people with him. Maybe he should've tried a solo dive so no-one else would've gotten murdered by his stupidity.
Pretty sure he did a solo dive in it previously
I see we all have been hyper fixating on the titan story… terrifying that they probably heard this
The implosion happened at a very high speed. Most likely they heard, and realized, nothing. Because they are already dead.
See you again at the next catastrophic failure to cycle through the news!
@@norasyikinali6283 The implosion was instant, but I can imagine they probably heard some noise and felt some vibration just a moment before it happened. Supposedly they dropped ballast some time earlier so they were heading upwards before the failure.
@@0neDoomedSpaceMarinethat other guy was just making stuff up. It was cracking the whole way down, it's just it got louder and scarier so they tried to come up
I don't know about others but as a person with a deep science education I'm very interested to understand what happened to the Titan from a purely scientific point of view. I'm not interested in the human experience part.
"I actually believe they heard it with their ears not through the sensor system in the last moments of their lives" - James Cameron
Seconds later splash 💦 everywhere
You have to say with those scientific terms micro secs or nano secs they say it japoened fast that they don't eve feel becuase it was too fast
@@skydivenext yes, the death was quick. Im referring to the carbon fiber cracking seconds before death and them being able to hear it right before the implosion
@@skydivenext Once the pressure seal was broken they would have been dead before they could perceive it, but they may have heard this cracking sound for seconds to minutes before that happened.
@@billyhw5492 yeah you right
"You guys hear that?"
"...no?"
"Listen."
You can pay someone 250k to make this sound while you die
Who?
Not anymore
hmm... when you put it that way
So fun!
God. That had to have been completely terrifying.
[Bill Wurtz voice] You could make a submarine out of th--
No, don't
"That will be 250k plus tip"
If only you knew how bad things really were.
Hi fellow pol enjoyer
You didn't listen
Based 4chan enjoyer
GLUB GLUB GLUB
bros... it's so over...
Speed up the video to 20x and turn volume up to 10000 right as it's about to explode and this is what the sub heard.
But first take your earbuds out of your ears.
@@justincoals3751 Huh, what?
Yeah, because of water ingress causing the delamination, I imagine a steady squeal descending in pitch right before the crunch. Horrifying. Wonder what the hydrophones recorded, at any rate...
@@terencemccormick8178 I was gonna say that the black box would be interesting (if maybe depressing), but knowing Stockton Rush, there most likely was no such thing and he never once seriously entertained the idea, probably took offense at the suggestion even.
Tags: [Implosion] [Hull Break]
You’re about to get a lot of views
Didn't planned this when uploading this video 3 years ago saddly
@@MatthieuLibeertfirst
@@MatthieuLibeert Yeah sometimes stuff just works out that way. Don't feel guilty, enjoy the traffic. It's not like you were rooting for things to go the way they did.
Incoming million views
Sadly yes, hoped it wouldn't happen because of what happend, when making this video a couple of years ago
Imagine being in the Titan submarine and hearing this sound.
Yes the guy on the tweet that sent you here said the same thing
That makeshift toilet probably got filled real fast.
@@darylandcatthe sub was crushed not filled with water
No
Yeah I was wondering but seems like you can definetly hear it beibg close to failure... they may well have heard this just much louder. So they would have known. Like a crack forming in the glass.
Here before this vid goes viral because of titan sub
That must be the cracking sounds they would hear during every dive, thinking it was normal because metal subs crack and pop...
Carbon fiber shatters under extreme enough pressure rather than breaking. At least those Titan fellas probably didnt have to hear it crack like this; woulda been instant implosion.
God I hope it was quick. F
Uhh
Well I think they would've heard something. They didn't just teleport down to way past the breaking point. The sub was slowly lowering down. Though I'm sure there was humming of the computers and engine that was drowning out sounds but I'm sure something could be heard that made the overly confident tour guide be like "Sirs, Sirs this is normal."
They reportedly on audio were dropping ballast so likely started hearing cracking but integrity cascade failure at that depth gave them zero chance.
@@heyheythrowaway I saw the amount of pressure at that depth would be like the empire state building being dropped on top of their body. So yes, it was instant death.
*implodes into cloud of red mist*
I think we're all here for the same reason.
Trying to fall asleep to peaceful sounds?
@@mmr0221 The ocean sounds come later.
My knees make the same sound.
This video was meant for ASMR, but now it’s one of the most horrifying sounds you can hear.
We all die in a white submarine, a white submarine, a white submarine
What about the yellow submarine 🔊?!
@@MatthieuLibeert I heard that one is made out of beetles
damn I bet this is how that sub started sounding.
The last thing they heard
wow. way more stretch that i expected!
This video probably hits different than it did 2 years ago, huh
1:55 minutes of anxiety
Can someone pitch the shatter noises to play my heart will go on
Titanic sent me
Bou this video is about to blow up
Hull fragments just flew over my house!
Is this pol
The Titan passengers definitely heard something before it all cracked
They did, for 20 minutes according to messages they sent back and forth
Inspirational.
totally hullbroken
Only the dead know peace from this pain.
Jesus Christ, this is just fucking depressing.
Fuck the rich assholes. If I was missing in the ocean I’d get maybe a helicopter to fly over if I was close to the coast. If anything I feel bad for the son who got persuaded into going. Don’t mess with the ocean
whats depressing
@@jessew7565a submersible exploring the titanic made of carbon fiber and titanic recently imploded killing all 5 passengers, this is maybe what they heard before sadly passing
This is only 1/70th as depressing as the sinking of the fishing boat off Greece's coast last week. It was carrying 700 Pakistanis seeking jobs in Europe due to their country's 45% rise in inflation crisis. 350 are presumed dead. That's 70 times more death than the Titan submersible of five greedy, materialistic bitches who eat caviar.
Don't be depressed over four rich people who spent $250,000 each on this joy ride, making the fifth person $1 million richer, when 350 people lost their lives in the Mediterranean because they were just trying to work their asses off for an extra $1.
Besides, no one on that damn Titan crew would give a shit if you sank in the ocean. I mean, talk about Jesus fucking Christ...a fraction of the cost of a ticket on Titan could have spared an entire Pakistani village.
The legacy of the, now, famous five should be having shit for brains and being selfish for wanting to get a hard on when they saw a sunken ship. They could use paper money for toilet paper, and you and so many others are heartbroken and depressed for them and their families, who now inherit their fortunes. Oh, boo-fucking-hoo!
pov: you're exploring the titanic wreck and you hear that sound
POV: I'm screwed!
I CAN'T BREATH
“Happy Father’s Day dad. Look daddy I brought my Rubik’s cube so I can solve it at the deepest point anyone ever did that isn’t that cool dad?! I brought mom’s favorite book on board so she can feel like she’s with us here dad. I hope we will remember this for the rest of our lives”
What I wanna know is if he solved the Rubik's cube and how fast? It's those things that will keep me awake.
@@TheGupp19 they might find the cube at the bottom of the ocean somehow. If they do, this
definitely will be made into a movie and/or a Netflix series.
I think I may try to make a submarine out of this stuff. Seems legit
Not sure the carbon fiber was at fault. It's an extremely strong material but it needs to be built the right way.
Stockton Crush: “What you’re hearing rn is my innovative brilliance”
at least they were inspired by the lack of old mayo monkeys
submarine official OST
Everyone become a fan of carbon fiber suddently huh
This is probably what the sub sounded like from the inside.
"SUBscribe here". I get it!
Even greater force (2.5 tons/sq in) was on the titan sub
is this what they call an "inspiring" sound nowadays?
I need a thought leader to tell me how inspired I am
Its the sound of diversity over experience.
More inspiring than 50 y/o yt guys apparently
No White men though! Very refreshing!
What sound did the Logitech controller make?
“Da blu toof dewice has been disconnected”
Hold x to ascend
*vibrating noise*
Joke’s on you, the controller is probably one of the pieces of the wreckage that survived.
Can we do this is in a pressure chamber filled with salt water ? With a scale model of titan & ballistic jell model.
At least tell us the pressure weight of the hydraulic.
Nice!
Ocean gate nightmares
You can close your eyes and put yourself there.
That sound while something goes wrong at demolding
Hahaha true!
To maybe get an experience on what they heard before they became mince meat. Open this in 10 other tabs and put them at different times and there you go.
Yep and probably change the playback speed to the highest.
When is the next video coming out with the result in comparison with forged CF
This Sunday normally
how much pressure is this?
Can I use this material to make an underwater sub?
That´s a terrible sound you never want to hear on a submersible.
That’s defiantly what they heard.
I wish I was there
no idea why, but that sound makes me smile! maybe it was the presentation! still, smiling
Still smiling :-)
😂
POV: you have 1 minute left to live.
OMFG, this is HORRENDOUS. I can't imagine sitting in that tube, listening to this terrible cracking echoing loudly throughout, and then an alarm sounds, indicating delamination and before you can even take a last gasp, the submersible implodes generating heat equaling the surface of the sun and you're vaporized faster than the brain can process pain.
This is a tragedy, as well as an avoidable disaster, from every way you look at it.
No way it was that hot. Human remains were found
@@natedawg1007 Yeah, I saw this this was debunked. Gonna be wild when this investigation is said and done. I still can't believe this happened.
Even under that pressure, the temperature increase would not have been equaling the surface of the sun....
@@michaelbradley7401 I understand that now. At the time, I was going by what was the most recent info.
Sounds like 250K.
The most haunting sound of the bottom of an endless ocean that ive ever heard😢 Chilling! And terrifying. May they all rest in eternal Power❤
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"ASMR Sound"
Yeah this is REALLY relaxing...
how much pound of force???
Dont have the tools to measure, just we't for destruction here 😁
OceanGate
Damn. I wonder how the five millionaires felt when they heard this sound in the Titan submersible. This is scary.
1:50 - ∆p would like to know your location.
Someone needs to put a jump scare at the end of this
[screaming in pakistani] 😅😅😅
chup
The makers of DSV Limiting Factor, a very recent submersible, tested their titanium hull in Russia, at the pressure equivalent of what the hull would face at 40000 feet, deeper than the Mariana Trench, that it was made to travel to. Meanwhile, that blithering idiot of OceanGate didn't even bother sending an unmanned sub made of carbon fibre, to check for tears and damages and all. So much for an "expermental vessel".
was leonardo in the hole there, asking for a sub
Sorry if someone already put this in the comments, but at what PSI did the carbon fiber actually break?
16000
Where do you pull 16000 from? Pressure at Titanic depth is 5500psi and sub obviously couldn't stand it.
What was that? Anyway, go deeper.
Or blast some classic rock through the Bluetooth speakers
So that's what they heard
Man that’s creepy if that’s what they heard, Stockton Rush and his crew. How could you brush this cracking of the aft off as a fatal warning?
I feel like if you speed up the video to 2.0 it is more accurate to what they would have heard.
Impressive strength that material.👍
I was impressed by it as well to be honest 🙂
This aged poorly.
@@halosammy14not really it’s very strong just not meant to be used for submarines
Imagine the smell.
i know it smell crazy in there
I bet they all soiled themselves from fear
The other side: Am I a joke to you?
2mm thick carbonfiber?
what load was in kilograms. thanks. :-)
Didn't measure it here, don't have the equipment for that, just went for destruction 😁
@@MatthieuLibeert OK.if you can measure it will be great. :-) Thanks.
Should of just hired a 50 year old white guy
They did but he was fired for raising safety concerns
@@warbound91 Oopsie sinky
YOU DIED
How many layers?
4 layers of 650g/m twill here
Oh god
That's insane 😢
Nasty way to go ouch
I never would've thought it sounded like glass. The people on board the Titan had asked to come back up, they knew and heard something was very wrong and like I said yesterday, it's literally like holding a ticking time bomb in your hands but you don't know when the submersible will explode (or implode in this case, a negative explosion). Obviously, it released a big amount of energy and when there's energy, there's lots of heat so I highly doubt we'll find any body parts of these 5 poor people. Rest in Peace🙏 On a personal point of view, the CEO, who was on board the Titan had a reckless, arrogant, blind attitude regarding the safety of his submersible which wasn't even certified by the way. He willingly put the lives of 4 people in danger and, must I add, all the other passengers who were on board the previous expeditions knowing that this is an unforgivable environment. They all had, in some ways, the grace of God sitting on their shoulders. without a doubt!!
"5 poor people" I refer to them as 5 rich people.
@@justincoals3751 You know what I meant for God's sake! "Poor/Innocent"! Christ!
only a chick could write so much bs. if only you were the 6th passenger.
@emily-clark well at least one of them got his wealth through sweatshops so also not innocent
@@dst1279 Which one? (Don't make us search a needle in a haystack.) I mean, I've got no problem believing all of them have acquired wealth, in part, through corrupt means - that's par for the course, but I'm interested in knowing if there is direct connections or evidence to "sweatshops."
First Paul Walker, now this guy... when will Carbon Fiber be banned darn it!
Explain to me how carbon fibre is to blame for the death of Paul Walker?