• @TrickyCamel
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    372 years ago

    At least they didn’t have to suffer for any stretch of time, I hope.

    • @Maggoty
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      332 years ago

      According to submariners in other communities, the worst part would be any period of time where they knew they were sinking. That could be an hour of slowly falling from periscope depth or no time at all if the hull failed at a deep enough depth. The water forms a piston much like one in a truck engine that compresses the air enough to cause combustion. Any of the three things in that nano second will kill you before your body can process the information. The water hammer, the pressure shift, and the implosion all occur too quickly for the nerves to transmit the information.

        • @L3s
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          122 years ago

          Some states pay $1M+ for executions, so a $250k submarine ride might save them money

          • @afraid_of_zombies2
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            11 year ago

            Florida just ends up putting them on a raft and telling them to make it work.

        • @afraid_of_zombies2
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          11 year ago

          Yeah but don’t make it all James Bondish. Just put the perp it and make it dive. No bragging how inescapable it is and like leaving one guard there for an hour before you load them into the cylinder. Also the perp isn’t allowed any trinkets or one final kiss etc.

    • @FinnFootedOP
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      82 years ago

      Sounds like they did not. An update:

      A Navy official says “an acoustic anomaly consistent with an implosion” was detected shortly after the Titan lost contact with the surface. This official said the information was relayed to the Coast Guard team which used it to narrow the radius of the search area.

      • @takeda
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        182 years ago

        So they knew about it, but let the news milk the topic for 4 days?

        • @[email protected]
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          92 years ago

          I guess they wanted to keep going until there was undeniable evidence of their peril. An “acoustic anomaly” alone isnt really enough to say “they were pancaked let’s go home”

          • @PutangInaMo
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            12 years ago

            Yeah the article says 2 ROVs were deployed and confirmed sightings of debris they think is the submersible.