MISSING TITANIC SUBMARINE: THE REAL CAUSE OF THE ACCIDENT #titanic #submarine #accident

A bathyscaphe is a self-propelled submersible for research at great depths in the form of a steel chamber of a spherical shape. Which distributes the external pressure well. But Titan's designers used a cylindrical shape for the pressure hull, allowing more tourists to board and more profit.
In addition, the bathyscaphe did not even have a safety certificate. Despite this, the tour cost tourists $250,000.
Researchers said the bathyscaphe suffered a "catastrophic implosion" (an explosion directed inward) on June 18 and was crushed by water pressure.
The submarine with the people was literally squeezed like a tin can,
which it was, an expensive tin can drifting in the depths of the ocean. The entire crew died instantly on the day of her disappearance.
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[mcduck]

The walls where not too thin. Carbon fiber isnt a suitable material for making a deep submergance vessel. Period

[curtiswritt]

$250, 000 for a one way ticket is insane

[markpalladino]

They got the "real titanic experience " they paid for....

[ShanonigansDay]

I hate that the other four keep getting refered to as "crew" the only one I'm feeling really bad for is the teenager who in a statement by his Aunt supposedly didn't want to go & was terrified but gave in because it was Father's Day

[gregengland]

Not Squeezed like a tin can. At that depth. The water pressure is almost 800, 000 pounds per square foot. When the craft failed at that depth. The air in the cabin including the air in their lungs would be squeezed so hard and so fast. That it immediately became 5, 000 degrees or hotter. While at the same time. Their skin, muscles, and bones quickly cooked and squirted in all directions as a protein paste. If there is anything left to return home. It won’t be much more that tiny pieces. Likely just a shoe or watch fragments.

[SpencerDad]

At least it was quick for them, my heart goes out to the families struggling with the many questions.

[erikjohnson]

A proper bathyscaphe has an inner pressure chamber surrounded by an even thicker outer pressure hull and the gap between inner and outer is filled with gasoline as ballast as the gasoline is lighter than water and provides ballast yet is also is incompressible meaning that the distance between inner hull and outer hull filled with an incompressible liquid permanently sealed in place, meaning not used for fuel creates an inner pressure chamber capable of withstanding immense pressures safely and reliably.


This company disregarded proven designs and safety protocol for profit, any proper mariner would know that a device like this is a death trap.

[RK-mlns]

The Titanic is a warning from history.
111 years later, that warning is falling on deaf ears.

[larrycrevier]

I bet there isn’t a line to get on the next ride down.

[Beans_everywhere]

It cost them a lot more than $250 000
😢

[bruceh]

My condolences to the families of those who lost their lives.

[peragtori]

The only question that should be asked now is why was the sub allowed to dive without being certified 🤔

[weaktallguy]

The only person I feel bad for is the son. The rest of them should have known better.

[dennishearne]

Completely unbelievable! They said three times on the first page of the waiver of liability and talked about dying. I'm sure I would have never went aboard that craft. And it's quite sad that the teenage boy lost his life when he didn't even want to go board in the first place.

[williamolhausen]

This is exactly what the safety officer said to the company, and they were not even willing to listen and they fired him for telling the company the truth that the submersible was not rated for those depths

[JG-dtub]

Ego is the one of the main killers of men. He wanted to be right so bad that he risked everyones life to prove he was right about his design. Rip to all involved

[Pilgrimm]

This is the definition of irresponsible idiocy 😢😢😢😢😢 (one for each...)!

[KenWells-xl]

Another case of “I have more money that a bull can pull, so I’m smarter than anybody.

[codmyt]

just think about how titanic has been surviving that much pressure for more than 100 years!

[ernieangel]

The designer's should have tested it first, instead of using other people as crash dummies.