How Instantaneously The Titan Submersible Imploded

This short explains how quickly the implosion of the Titan submersible occured.

Credit (animations): @atomicmarvel

[joe]

An engineer told them it was unsafe and they fired him.

[AntLyon]

Well, I guess that’s some consolation for the victims’ survivors.

[fairmotors]

Imagine, you sitting in the dim light of instrumentation your knees tucked to your chest, and there’s some crazy guy pressing and clicking buttons on his game controller, all of a sudden you hear creaking and groaning of the hull, emergency lights start flashing, the ballast is jettisoned, in an attempt to accelerate ascending to the surface, nothing, sub is not moving up, pressure building, more error emergency lights, louder noises from the hull. IMPLODE 🔥
No they definitely didn’t feel any pain.
Just pure fear!

[jyienger]

Died instantly but spent 30 minutes listening to cracking....

[jimmyjohnjames]

They didn't know when they died. They did have time to know they were gonna die.

[ginolorenzo]

Everyone wants to believe so bad the victims didnt feel anything.. they felt sheer terror when the sub nose dived

[ave]

They may have had a painless death, but for the last 20-30 minutes, I couldn't imagine the kind of fear they were feeling, especially the kid..

[Vortechtral]

They may never have felt anything, but I bet you dollars to biscuits they heard cracks and bongs going on before it happened.

[noegamboa]

I wouldn’t go in that thing if it was in dry land.

[FredSmith-st]

The entire event was absolutely criminal.

[terrestrialtoker]

Last thing they probably heard was just a small creaking

[melanielandsman]

That sound that was heard half an hour after launch was them meeting their maker. The owner bragged on camera that it was controlled by an old gaming controller . Yeah, that gives confidence.

[David_a_journeyman_curmudgeon]

Those poor men may not have felt it, but their last 30 minutes were sheer terror.

[MrLexani]

In older videos you could here it cracking. When I read about it they tried to drop there weights to raise to the surface be they ultimately were descending too quickly. If you read the polar prince transcript it’s said they were dropping faster than they should have. It was a total death trap waiting to happen

[lancethrustworthy]

THANK YOU for this.
It took place in a flash.
For them, it was instant lights out, full stop.

[joeproyaknow]

The death was quick and painless but can you imagine the feeling of fright when things were starting to fail and knowing that death most likely coming very soon. That must have felt like an eternity

[theasphole]

They knew there was something wrong before it collapsed. They felt fear.

[goldilocnloads]

At least they never felt it! R.I.P to all who died that day!😮❤❤❤❤❤

[skullkid]

Over 100 years, the titanic keeps making widows richer...

[monroe]

Well done. Very clear explanation without alot the filler that can accompany these types of vids.