What an Implosion Looks like! 😓 #implosion #submarine #titanic #shorts

[Absaalookemensch]

At 12, 000 feet below the sea, 360 atmospheres pressure, the implosion would be over 10 time worse.

[Manzplained]

I see you’ve done exactly the same amount of research that Stockton and Oceangate did!! 🎉 Well done.

Couple of things:
—The railcar you are seeing collapse is doing exactly that. Collapsing. It’s under an atmospheric pressure difference of 14.7 psi on the outside(2, 116lbs/sqft). The implosion at Titanic depth is approximately 6, 000 psi on the outside(864, 000lbs/sqft).
—The difference in speed and force is unimaginable! It happens fast enough to replicate the inside of a diesel engine, superheating the air inside and igniting everything combustible instantly.

That is not what happened in that rail car.

This is absolutely not what an at depth underwater implosion looks like.

Well done. 😂

[professorradioactive]

These are clearly videos of Magneto using his mutant abilities ✨😪

[onkelmarvin]

You don`t have to see it. Hold a soda can in one hand, and squash what it´s a smaller scale

[dannyspl]

You cannot recreate it in our atmosphere sorry. When you have 5600 pounds per square inch coming down on you it's coming down on all sides not just in the center not just moving outward it would obliterate any humans inside

[inezgonzales]

Except add 13000ft of water a flash fire from extreme vacuum and then as flat as flat can get from a second crushing event.

[usedcarsokinawa]

This wasn’t an implosion. This train car was crushed because of negative vacuum from improper draining of the tank. Also, this is just about about 14 psi, one atmosphere. Someone please correct my psi guess, I know you want to.

[ricardomaccarthy]

The implosion is under water, so it might cripple it as the video, but most common is water getting into the hull at high pressure and blowing the ends . That is why you usually find pieces scattered all around the ocean floor.

[mainelyflyfish]

Let’s just say it happened so fast they didn’t even have time to see it happen

[beamanryan]

Also, a best case scenario. Worst case would be if it didn't kill them instantly

[FOXDeadPool]

The sub was crushed to the size of a baseball

[liatania]

Except their sub was made of carbonfiber.... it's a bit different than what happened.

[michaelallen]

It would have been so quick and so fast 6000 pounds per square inch it would cause such heat hotter than the Sun and would have bribed anything that was left of them to vapor in seconds believe me I know what I'm talkin about

[Franklinveterinarycenterof]

Much worse, immediate, painless.
Cyclic stress fractures weakened the 5 inch thick titanium-carbon-fiber hull. Design would never pass government certification. It was a ticking bomb; a case of being in the wrong place at the right time.

[trumpwasbetter]

It's better than freezing, or suffocation.

[patmurphy]

So why doesn't the atmosphere escape into space?

[LONEWOLF-rqtl]

Yeah they would definitely be okay that would not kill nobody, just saying.😒😒😒

[polososa]

The sub didn’t implode that’s the real question were are those ppl