The U.S. Coast Guard said Thursday a remote operated vehicle (ROV) discovered a "debris field" near the Titanic wreckage site where a submersible went missing.
Holy shit and all of that happens within 2 nanoseconds I think? So that’s why the victims in that submarine wouldn’t even know it already happened because our brain takes 4 nanoseconds before we could process that pain.
The velocity of a catastrophic implosion like that would exceed Mach 2 (686 m/s). Nerve conduction is about 50-60 m/s. Dead before they knew anything was going wrong.
More in the range of a couple of milliseconds. The fragments of sub wall have to accelerate from zero over a distance of maybe 30cm before they hit a person (obviously depending on where the person is inside the sub).
Too fast to register mentally or even catch on standard video equipment in either case.
Holy shit and all of that happens within 2 nanoseconds I think? So that’s why the victims in that submarine wouldn’t even know it already happened because our brain takes 4 nanoseconds before we could process that pain.
The velocity of a catastrophic implosion like that would exceed Mach 2 (686 m/s). Nerve conduction is about 50-60 m/s. Dead before they knew anything was going wrong.
More in the range of a couple of milliseconds. The fragments of sub wall have to accelerate from zero over a distance of maybe 30cm before they hit a person (obviously depending on where the person is inside the sub).
Too fast to register mentally or even catch on standard video equipment in either case.
There’s a big chance they’ve all passed out from lack of oxygen by the time this happened. It’s instant death either way.