”What Haunts Me Is The Conversations That Must Be Happening In That Metal Tube”| Titanic Sub Search
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- čas přidán 20. 06. 2023
- Rescue teams are racing against the breathable air clock after noises were detected from the search area for the missing deep-sea vessel near the wreck site of the Titanic.
The US Coast Guard on Wednesday morning said: “Canadian P-3 aircraft detected underwater noises in the search area. As a result, ROV (remote operating vehicles) operations were relocated in an attempt to explore the origin of the noises.”
TalkTV’s Mike Graham is joined by The Sun’s Jerome Starkey to discuss the latest in the search for the missing submersible.
Jerome: “One of the things that haunts me is imagining, if they are stuck there alive, the conversations that must be happening in that metal tube.”
#talktv #talkradio #submarine #sub #titanic
Do you think they will find the vessel?
not with life :( very expensive folly.. when you list the tourists as mission specailist your bending those rules.. and not by a safe margin.
I bet the dodgy xbox got the red ring of death 😮
No not with life , the Titanic is a gravesite , and should be respected as such,
Alive, not a chance.
Unfortunately I don't think this will be the case, I only hope people learn to leave this site alone now Titanic should be left peacefully unless it's for reasons of preservation this is such a sad event to have happened 😢
When this disaster comes to an end, whatever it may be, I hope OceanGate get sent the bill for the rescue operation. Their lack of safety and backup plans is almost criminal.
I believe the CEO, brains behind the operation and owner of the company is currently inside of the submersible.
I wouldn't have thought there will be an OceanGate anymore
Everyone in that vessel was an adult that signed a form that told them they basically have a better chance of dying than coming up alive and they all took it so as a grown man when you sign that paper that's your choice nobody forced these billionaires to get in that capsule so nobody should be in trouble or sued or sent a bill, not to mention the owner of the company is in the capsule as well so I think his family has enough price to pay if it doesn't come back, this is the problem with all your cupcakes out there if the world was full of people like you that sue people over every little thing we would still be banging rocks together for fire in a cave somewhere
I doubt OceanGate will survive this, firstly yes the owner and CEO is in the subs (I bet he is now regretting not paying for more testing and safety systems!), secondly they will end up fighting multi-million dollar lawsuits and finally they will loose their entire customer base as no one will now want to dive in one of their subs.
@@marcyangela9298😂he got away lightly then 😂
He said the worst case scenario was the sub imploded, I'd argue that's the best case for them because it'd be instantaneously and they'd feel nothing.
The actual worst case scenario is they're at the bottom trapped in the sub with no power, pitch black darkness, no food, 1 bottle of water each, likely freezing their asses off, hyperventilating and panicking, and slowly suffocating to death.
Kinda like what I feel daily lol
They would still have had some light, torches, phones, laptops etc, but indeed, extremely scary situation to be in. Incredibly sad for all the families involved.
... and no toilet.
I bet they have some low power lights that you crack open that glow red or blue
@@SRSR-pc8tithey have a bathroom
The CEO who is also on board said in an interview that at a certain point safety just becomes a waste of money and if you want to be safe just stay on bed. That arrogance towards the ocean has likely cost them all their lives. It makes me feel sick for the passengers but also it was an extremely stupid thing to do
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Well maybe in his final moments he learned his lesson not like it would matter anyway. Those big time higher up people will never learn from there mistakes.
i hope now he learned his lesson big time and pay all the rescue teams with his own money and not leave them unpaid so this whole rescue operation will end up being paid by the people of the countries that have sent help to this cheaply made submarine with no safety backups at all ! and i also hope he gives all passengers back their money after this suffocating trip down there
@@silentwilderness736 If he was on board, he won't be writing any new checks.
He's done.
He just realised what money cant buy
you don't have to be an expert to know that this is definitely a recovery mission
not even recovery, human being currently dont have any equipment to pull the sub back to surface from 3000m+ deep
@@kenho-wr5ul2rh7m apples and oranges.. it's no longer a rescue mission ..split it however you want
@@kenho-wr5ul2rh7mthey wont be able to get the sub anyway it imploded thats why they picked up the metal banging yesterday
Aren't the criticisms of this sub company's lack of safety measures an echo of the original Titanic's lack as well?
Guess they never learnt that lesson.
History doesn't always repeat but it usually rhymes.
nah, titanic was unsinkable, this thing is un-findable :(
The irony is borderline. They went to see a gravesite. Now they're likely part of it.
Titanic + Sink = Federal Reserve
Titan + Sink = FedNow
I cannot believe in this day and age there wasn't a tracking system to monitor their path. I just don't how this company has been allowed to operate.
Can't monitor what hasn't been approved.........
@@mommak4143Absolutely 💯
I don’t know if they can though. I’ve read that signals can’t travel through water or only a few meters. It’s why subs usually surface to send or receive messages and why when sharks are tracked, the information is sent when the fin breaks the surface or the tracker becomes dislodged and is recovered like a black box.
If the sub imploded due to a compromised hull, there is literally nothing left of the tracking systems.
That's what I thought. There would be some sort of tracking...or a monitor and recovery plan in place.
It’s 5am and I’ve been stuck on this story since midnight! I can’t remember the last time I was this interested to see an outcome, whichever way it goes
I feel you, me too😢😢😢😢
Never go inside any contraption that cannot be open from the inside..so even if they surface still trapped
Same!!!! Literally woke up with this first thing on my mind. It's 4:37am, been reading and watching reports since 11pm.
Johnny Depp case?
@@coolandgood1010 You woke up and i bet you didn't even give thanks the Almighty opened your eyes today
The trouble is people think they are invincible, it's hard to fathom what death is until you've experienced it, trouble is once you have there ain't no coming back to learn from it. It's a tragic story but easily avoidable.
death is not able to be experienced.
only anticipated.
Life will always test you first!
Then teach you the lesson!
So to learn from others mistakes is about the only advantage one can ever take!
Woah! Wait, were not invincible? Damn, someone should have told me that years ago before I started surfing/diving dangerous and unique spots around the globe.
Guess I'll have to cancel my Mt. Everest trip....... , put the race boat away, and do something "safer" like underwater basket weaving. Oh the thrill in that!
Well then, thank god that you have returned back to us from the dead to tell your tale.
If your heart stops beating on the operating table, they could probably bring you back.
Getting crushed under a mountain of sea water? Nope.
This thing likely imploded so quickly the crew didn't even notice.
I really hope so, because I can't imagine the fear if it didn't.
Theres 7 ways for the sub to resurface, 4 of which require no power. What likely happened is that a single component failed and the entire thing got instantly crushed.
I think the oly other scenario that explains the loss of signalling to the ship with no resurfacing is a loss of power, followed by the sub getting tangled in the titanic debris. The implosion scenario is more likely to me as it only requires one event rather than a combination of events
@@RootDubz93 ive heard people say that even if the power goes out there's flotation devices that work without power so maybe one of them went off but theyre stuck
@@RootDubz93 The imploding scenario is more likely because they went with a porthole that can not withstand the pressure at those depths, and fired the guy who would not certify it.
"OceanGate, the company behind missing Titanic tourist sub, was once the subject of a lawsuit over safety complaints. The former OceanGate employee, David Lochridge, was fired for refusing to greenlight manned tests of the submersible over safety concerns. The viewport at the forward of the submersible was only built to a certified pressure of 1,300 meters - although OceanGate intended to take passengers down to depths of 4,000 meters. Lochridge learned the viewport manufacturer "would only certify to a depth of 1,300 meters due to the experimental design of the viewport supplied by OceanGate, which was out of the Pressure Vessels for Human Occupancy standards.
"OceanGate refused to pay for the manufacturer to build a viewport that would meet the required depth of 4,000 meters."
That's most likely what happened.
@@pamelakilponen3682 The arrogant lack of safety protocols astounds me. This was a criminally blatant disregard for human life.
There's no way anyone should have gone down in this death trap.
If the sub imploded it would be preferable over suffocation.
They'd be pink slush before their nervous system could experience the pain of being crushed...literally a painless/stressless death.
This is a very horrible thing to happen to a human being. To be honest I hope that they are dead and not slowly suffering to death at the bottom of the bloody ocean for days just waiting for the oxygen to run out. I don’t know these people but I feel horrible for them
😒 Imagine being the father and son. You basically took your kid on a death trip. Couldn't have taken him to Fiji Islands or to climb a mountain?
The mom must be horrified too. I know my mom would be a wreck if my dad and I were down there
Driving a car is FAR more dangerous. Stat wise, road accidents are still responsible for 1.3 million annual deaths and 50 million injuries all over the world. So......
People die on mountains too.
@@terence2678 There is a possibility I could die crossing the street today. The probability is the main factor. And the risks of climbing a mountain Vs going to see the Titanic seem to be obviously leaning one way.
@azurie580are you seriously saying that no one has ever died crossing a street or climbing a mountain?
Vessel disappears looking for the Titanic wreckage. There's no irony there at all. We must respect the dead, not treat their graves like a tourist attraction. And of course its a tragedy and I wish for the safety of the passengers & crew.
So you would argue nobody should go to Pompey? It is a graveyard.
Or Santorini which is full of tourists every year, which indeed is sitting on a graveyard, the volcano 🌋 tourists like to visit and the black stones they collect under the lava the houses with pots and the rooms are still there. An entire island died in 1600 BC
Hmm ... how about the millions who tour Pearl Harbor? Or those who visit the cemetaries of war dead throughout Europe? They aren't gawking. They ARE honoring the dead. The Titanic is just in a more remote and dangerous location.
Most places on earth where humans are currently living are graves… we know nothing of our true history. There are dead people beneath us EVERYWHERE
It's not a grave site.
@@TurboNutterBastard Technically it's not.
his comment about the conversation between the father and son was bothering me a lot too ...i feel so so sorry for that boy with his life ahead of him and all this for what?
I blame his dad
We really did not loose the cure to cancer or anything important with the loss of a trust fund brat😂.
Imagine you realise you are stuck. This is slow torture if the oxygen rams out.
I still hope they get them back 💔💔💔
I think you are blond. 🫵🤥
I’m sure the oxygen rams out already
@azurie580 I don't think it was so much oxygen ramming out as it was water ramming in at supersonic speed
This will not even be a recovery operation, the hull is carbon fibre which tends to shatter rather than crack.
The CEO shouldn't have even put this thing in a bath let alone the ocean.
It’s been down many times. Always danger involved doing this!
@@paulporteous4190 the Ceo knew the sub was not safe below 1300 meters
Oh, look! An idiot! Lol, I mean, oh ,look! A composites engineer!
@@paulporteous4190 Possible 5 times a year with an open window. That was usually cancelled and when it wasn’t, it was plagued with problems. The treasure hunt has ended and now, We will find what scientific data these billionaires have gathered. Or if they were looting the titanic for treasure to sell at auction. Or if it’s a cover for something more nefarious. I’m not feeling science. Only hiring new interns and expensive private investors, without regulations or oversight, doesn’t scream research. It’s yells SHADY!!
The occupants in the vessel might not be sitting having conversations at all. Watch Piers Morgan interview with an expert who believes that it is probably that something material and mechanical went wrong with the vessel within the first two hours and that the vessel might even have taken in water .... one of the first deep sea videos which I saw years ago of the Titanic, there were awfully loud banging and pounding noises which emanated from the force of the currents against the wreck
Working my ass off 6 days a week, still can’t get approved for a simple mortgage.
Yet billionaires get hundreds of millions spent on their submarine tour rescue.😢
The pressure is so tremendous at 13000, ft, that previous dives probably took a toll on the hull and where the glass is mounted, there was probably microscopic cracks from pressure stress and was just a matter of time until it couldn’t take the pressure like it could when new?
Interesting observation. That seems likely
It’s 5,380 psi at the Titanic level.
They will never find that sub. Look how hard is was to find the Titanic that was spread out over 5 miles. Crazy that there was no way to track its decent and location.
There are also different currents, going in different directions, at different depths. Who knows where the damn thing is......., could literally be anywhere by now.
-Imagine looking for a plastic dime in the Mojave desert, high winds blowing it around, pitch black out, cold, desolate, with only a small pen light.....
Unfortunately, same with this sub. 🙁 Be a hell of a PR stunt tho...... Hope it is! But highly doubt it.
They're part of the Titanic story now
@@kepigalfacts. 😢
They have sonar buoys. You can easily find stuff on the bottom of the ocean with those. It took them a long time to find the Titanic because technology wasn't as quite evolved as it is these days.
The arrogance of the man(company) who built this/ billionaires who are addicted to the adrenaline rush, made a perfect recipe for disaster at some point in their lives. I’m so sad it was this experience that was the end of the thrill ride especially for the teenager🙏. Many prayers to their loved ones!
First off the teen ager is 19 . He is basically legally an adult. He was likely taught how to read. He had could read the waiver and understand all the risks involved... And he still made the personal CHOICE to step into thar death trap...
Before anyone says , yeah well his father likely still payed for the trip as well as influenced his son to come along. The "kid" could have said NO... IM NOT GETTING IN THAT THING...
Finally, people are speaking out giving us a truthful and realistic viewpoint rather than a press conference that offers no tangible information. RIP to those 5 souls. It is a tragedy but IMO they all made a foolish decision to join this “mission”. I'm honestly shocked at the amount of money and resources that are being allocated to this “search and rescue” mission. SMH very sad!
Sad fact Is they won't get rescued....prayers for them and their family....
I saw a ex US submariner talk on the sub. It’s not metal, the main body is carbon fibre, one imperfection would see the hull shatter. The company also only recruited colage leavers and had no sub surface expertise. He went into a whole list of systems that just didn’t seem to be added to the sub.
It's not a submarine - it's a submersible - a submarine goes underwater on it's own power where a submersible has a host ship that takes them out to the entry spot and it drops from there, it also directs them from the surface where to go via text messages - the journalist that went on this OceanGate last year said it takes a while to get the next direction correction, the ship above guides the submersible. It's only 22 feet long, you can't even stand up when in it - they have to sit
"colage leavers"
Dismissed.
@@camojoe83😂
@@jreifsnyder2225 that’s why I only referred to it as a sub, all vessels that go under are subs, an abbreviation for sub surface.
Such a tragedy. I feel for the families of these people. Hoping today for a miracle.
Strange - diving down 4 km to the Titanic is intrinsically very dangerous, no matter how well built and equipped your sub is. And what contingency ? There are less than a handful of vessels worldwide that are able to dive to this depth, not to talk about helping another vessel in distress deep down there. Let's hope that the sub is at or little below the surface and can be salvaged within the next 24 hours.
And none of those other vessels were close enough to render aid.
People with more money than common sense. RIP
Even if they are bobbing on the surface, its "EndEx" unless they are found very soon as they then have to be recovered to the ship that could be 100 miles away, and then opened up from outside as there is no escape hatch openable from inside. How grim thinking you will be saved and minutes from suffocating to death, painful awful way to go. If they are still on the bottom of the Ocean tangled in the Titanic wreck, then also "Endex", only thing that would be better, other than being recovered is for it to implode, it will be instantaneous then still very sad that a company that "alledgedly" cuts corners to make a fast buck has put innocent lives at risk. IMHO
stop trying to sound smart. you are clueless like everyone else
Ya, "fast buck" STOCKTON RUSH. The founder and CEO of the vessel's U.S.-based operating company OceanGate is also on the sub. So......
Wouldn't catch me in that thing after I personally inspected it, not from footage I saw. Now J. Cameron's Deep Challenger or Russian Mir sub? Absolutely!
Yeah, because that's the only vessel in the entire ocean with a wrench to fit those bolts.
Let’s see, I’ve got two choices - Watch all the NatGeo documentaries about the innumerable times the Titanic has been filmed underwater, or pay $250K for a trip in an Iron Maiden, pressure cooker like submersible with 4 other guys and which is controlled by a $25/- Xbox game controller ! Yeah no, I’ll pass. Thanks but no thanks. Much like climbing Mount Everest for absolutely no rhyme or reason and losing fingers and limbs in the process, seems like a pretty clear cut choice for me ! 🙄🤦🏽♂️ I hope they’re rescued safe and sound !
Thank you mr. Starkey:)
Always your voice is pure honesty.
Keep you going sir.:)
Vessels of this type should be required to have automatic deployment of wreaths and memorial plaques.
Touché
The smell in that thing must be horrendous at this point too, just making the experience even more miserable.
You mean the farting? or what?
There is a tiny toilet behind a curtain. Imagine the nervous poops being had! Would be horrendous!
And vomiting. And if it's snagged on something and hanging nose-end down or up, they're all huddled together. You'd need to hope you'd get used to the smell.
@@YesOkayButWhy 😂
Got the near death sweats
While I would never wish harm to anyone, I feel some karma that the man responsible for such lack of safety (if true) is on board. Can you imagine being trapped in effectively your own coffin, at the bottom of the ocean... with that man? If it hasn't happened already, I fear titanic is about to claim five more lives.
He reaped what he sowed. So sad he took others with him.
I feel. Bad for the people onboard especially the teenager. He probably didn’t even want to go. But his father persuaded him. Just imagine knowing your going to die. I couldn’t imagine being stranded at the bottom of the ocean. This is going to end up being a movie.
I think it was highly irresponsible for the father to bring his son along like that.
it's not actually a metal tube. it's carbon fibre.
It's carbon fibre covered in a titanium skin.
This already IS a salvage operation. They confirmed it through subtle words yesterday.
what words? Out of interest,
@@cheapeatsasia They slip once in a while and say recovery not rescue, stuff like that.
Probably a lesson here about general hubris coupled with obscene wealth.
People said the same thing about aviation and look what it is now. You don't need hubris or obscene wealth to fly on a plane nowadays because the pioneers had those two things and we reap the rewards today. I'm willing to bet the same thing is true for space as well.
@@drabberfrogthese people were sightseers on a commercial tour- not a scientific expedition.
Millions of dollars and a bunch of human lives are now being put on the line to fish them out of the trouble they paid exorbitant amounts of money to get into.
@drabberfrog these guys are not deep sea pioneers. They are deep sea grifters. Also dead because "safety is for bozos"
Ocean gate will never financially recover from this
There was never a test done with 5 people in the submersible at , let's say, 4.5 or 5 Km , it's very tricky to invent a hull that can withstand 4 Km while the Titanic is almost at that depth, you don't leave a lot of room. There was never a test done with 5 people for 96 hours straight, not in shallow water, not in the deep ocean. There are no rules, so anyone can build a sub and try to reach great depths. James Cameron went to 11Km , at his own risk, in his own invention. great 3D documentary, But when you take paying guests to these kinds of depths without testing anything that remotely simulates the dive is beyond me, and downright criminal, but they all signed and knew the risks.
I do feel bad for all of them, but most of all the mother who has lost her husband and her son.
LEAVE THE GRAVE SITE ALONE
It is not a grave site it is a crime scene.
Wtf?!
Thank you. I thought I was the only one.
@@kelrogers8480
It's no place for tourists. Have some respect.
@@minnowes I think you should learn the meaning of that word yourself, ingrate!
Cant see the reason to spend 200k to risk your life to look through a small window at the titanic
Many can! James Cameron did! 😂
One thing few people are discussing, is the strong currents under the water out there. Those seas arent always good. They brielfy mentioned it. But if it got blown way off course while descending, the sub may never be found. And if it imploded, you /might/ find pieces. Maybe. Fool hardy wealth, and a company that is less than reputable, leads to inevitable disaster.
600-800 feet a minute drift.. that sub is halfway to Florida by now.
How in the hell can this company operate with such basic equipment in 2023? I bet they never calculated the fatigue over the years and cut corners on basic maintenance. These vessels need extreme care, precision and strict maintenance schedules. They don't stand a chance :(
Exactly. I was reading about DSV ALVN. From what I read , The sub was completely disassembled every few dives and evey part would be inspected and/or replaced including the spherical titanium pressure vessel.
Theres a video on CZcams call 17.000 feet up a man on a parasail and when he hits 13.000 feet in sky can't help to think how deep down the people in sub stuck down at Titanic are. . Its crazy. Gives a good idea just how deep down the sub is.
Very interesting video! I enjoyed watching it! Keep up the good work!
Tourist: is this cracking sound normal?
Captain: don't worry, we have a super RTM system that will notify us in case of danger to abort the diving.
Sub: Boom...
They signed their death warrant the minute they stepped in that sub without no means of being able to communicate ...That was a stupid decision to make...SMH...
Or safety cable, or tracking devices… the CEO of that vessel said if you wanted safe, stay in bed. Pretty much sum it up!
@@jacknguyen5677 wow.... SMH
I hope the engineer on board knew there was not chance and accelerated the end quickly otherwise it would be unimaginably horrific
that would take a brave person but I think your right
What type of acceleration you talking about? Going Amok?
@@hydrohasspoken6227I would presume turning the oxygen off
@@professionaleejit5927 with what? Their one green button?
@@dblackout1107 no no no no no. The game 🎮
This obsession with the titanic.. I’ll never understand.
Imagine fallen asleep in that sub then waking up to realisation of what's going on. Not good at all
Per a reporter that attended a trip via Oceangate, there are several things the sub can do to release from the surface. They have back up release. But still cant get out. They have back up Oxygen, under the floor boards. Radio waves don't travel via ocean. Positive energy to all involved. The familes must be in agony.
Prayers.
They have 24hrs left of air. It’s 8-10 hrs to reach the bottom and ascend back to the surface. They got about 14 hrs to locate it but it hasn’t even been found yet. Then to get recovery operations in place to reach those depths in time is impossible. I can’t even get into an MRI machine without freaking out. I can only imagine. God speed fellas!
2 hrs to reach the Titanic. 2 hrs back up.
very much like the living dead
Where are you getting 8-10 hours to get back up,??? Ummm NO!!! It's about 2 hours down and 1 hour up. Stop saying stuff you don't know about.
@@Aljosef6366exactly!!! 8-10hrs😂
And how can we be sure that they had about 96 hours of breathable air to begin with! From what I have heard and seen this company prefers adventure over safety! It wasn’t certified at all. Theycan claim all they want but I don’t trust them at all.
Play stupid games get stupid prizes…..they’re doomed it’s not hard to figure out!
Another news channel has reported that the sub is designed to automatically surface after 24 hours, and another report is that there has been a white rectangular object floating on the surface within the search area?
Yeah it's Malaysia FL 370.
Ambitious. They were guiding it around using a playstation controller lol. I think it's safe to say those souls are lost to the bottom of the ocean unfortunately
The coast guard said “we’re looking for a small white piece of metal in the middle of miles of white caps.” That’s if it has resurfaced.
Man imagine how awkward that must be for Rush right now
Imagine the Hollywood movie if they managed to bring them up alive 😮
That would be parallel universe.
rip off of "The Abyss"
It is shocking to me that so many people are stupid enough to think there was EVER a chance these morons would be rescued or found alive. They are dead and have been for awhile.
No Tracking Buoy attached to the Sub. BUT, at least, they had a toilet.
Wrong entirely wrong
You mean a home depot bucket crazy glued to the ground?
they didnt have a toilet, they had a piss bottle
I never believe what were always being told.
praying for recovery 🙏🏻
Rescue is saving lives recovery is dead bodies
I really don't think it can survive under that much pressure for very long.
Weird to think how they must feel. Hearing the creaking and splitting
Weird that you think there'd be time to hear it.
@camojoe83 it might implode quite quickly under that deep, but you would still hear it. You can find videos on youtube of subs nearly imploding, and it sounds creepy.
🫵🤥
Conversations? If they aren't dead already, I'd be really surprised if they hadn't killed that CEO already for putting them into that situation. I know they went of their own accord, but they trusted him to provide as safe an expedition as possible, to provide contingencies, to make certain that all of their systems were the best they could possibly be. They designed this death trap of a submersible to be bolted shut from the outside with no way of exiting in an emergency (what if they've surfaced somewhere in the ocean, but they can't get out, because there's no one there to unbolt the f-cking hatch?)
The sub's descent is controlled via text messages from the mothership with no remote backup control systems. From within the submersible, it's controlled by a $30 Logitech gaming controller. Their lives depend on a $30 controller that most gamers wouldn't even use. This ENTIRE ordeal was so poorly thought out and executed that I'm honestly SURPRISED this hasn't happened already. That these multi-millionaires and billionaires put their lives in the hands of such an incompetent group of people is beyond my comprehension.
Not to mention the fact that the company only has ONE submersible capable of those depths. So everything points to the disturbing truth that this company has no backup plan or contingencies in place in the event of a failure. None. Nothing. They simply were not prepared.
It is a little ironic to see a few billionaires die because of a company putting profits above people. For a company that gives tours of the Titanic, they sure didn't learn many lessons from the original tragedy.
The company didn't force them to sign they lives away any human should know going deep in that ocean where no one bairley goes is always taking a risk no you not hoping nothing bad happen at the end of the day these subs are hand made lord knows what activities goes on under that ocean u will never be fully prepared for ! So sad .
No way I would ever put my young son into some small metal tube go down thousands of feet deep. Just looking at that tiny thing, you can see right off the bat, it’s dangerous.
prayers they are found safe and well asap
Lets be realistic here. Those 5 people are doomed, whatever happens. Hearing their distressing SOS calls must be nothing short of creepy. There is nothing that can be done to save them now. And there's every chance that the sub will never be recovered. Over time, strong seabed currents could easily sweep the sub away to any part of the bottom of the Atlantic ocean. You can't even picture what they must be going through down there. They're effectively buried alive, cold and alone in the darkness, surrounded by water, in a 20 foot coffin they themselves chose to be bolted and locked into. I dont think Titanic submersible dives are going to gain much popularity from this point on. The wreckage of that ocean liner and the people who went down with her 111 years ago should all be eternally left in peace.
Titanic it seems, has yet again claimed more victims for the deep.
I do not think the sound was from them should not have released that false hope
@@bettygann I agree. Even if it was them, it's hopeless...there's no way to save them. It's all out of a horror movie. I doubt they'll ever even recover the vessel.
You cant blame the misadventure of the rich and stupid on the Titanic.
@@sahhull I blame the idiots who thought the Titanic wouldn't need a full quota of lifeboats, and the complete cretins who decided it was a good idea to 'stretch her legs' at full steam when the sea was riddled with icebergs and as calm as a millpond in the north Atlantic that night. Precautions weren't made, dangers and warnings were ignored, and hundreds died. The similarities in that respect with this Submersible are uncanny.
Psychological pricing! $250,000 what could possible go wrong!
Stockton Rush was a criminal he knew the sub was not safe below 1300 meters
I wonder: Will there be future submarine expeditions to visit this sunken sub, when it is found?
There's a very realistic chance that it will never be found.
It’s sad but we could be looking at 5 lost souls here. Hopes are fading fast
more than 300 people died in a sinking boat off coast from Greece....they not as wealthy. neither grab so much of our attention
@@filipepedro8272 There are 3 Brits onboard and this is a british network…
@@filipepedro8272I'd say in Greece it is getting a lot of air time.
Isn't it amazing how we are so concerned about 5 lives on a submarine and praying for a happy ending for them but not very many people were upset by a migrant boat sinking killing over 500 people. Kinda sad for humanity really.
@@pisces89 oh dear. Brits die too? Your superiority is on another level
Damn they really got the full titanic experience
Indeed they have hope it was worth it.
bless them all
Imagine if they are at the bottom of the ocean with no power. Nothing but pitch black cold over 2 miles under water and all you have is hope of heing found
Doubt what they heard was this sub. this likely imploded.
I hope by some miracle they are found safely. But, if its too late, I pray they do not suffer and that God grants them peace, courage, and strength in their final moments.
You can never stop people risking their lives needlessly. They are always throwing themselves out of aircraft or climbing mountains.
It was actually a play station controller! An after-market one made by Logitech. Used for nothing else than to play play station games. Except here it controlled a sub! Yes, crazy the sub was never certified to go anywhere near those depths. And that the many safety issues and safety culture raised by an engineer were kept quiet. OceanGate has lots to answer for. And the billionaires who paid for the trip needed to do more research before putting their life on the line and trusting this US corp.
its a playstation style controller. its not used for playstation consoles, it is for use with pc's
It's docked in Monaco and they're all drinking champagne on a successful scam
This movie gonna be very interesting
This is like something out of a movie.
I hope these poor people are found
i wouldnt go in that thing on the canal where i live and its about ten foot deep
Even if someone paid me 1,000,000,000 I would not go down in that thing...
People have drown in their bathtub….
@@shelleydale9729 spot on
@@jacknguyen5677 better that in that thing 2 half mile down dark and cold bolted in a small tub
BREAKING: OceanGate just announced 50% discounts on future sub trips to see their crushed sub on the ocean floor!
You have all missed it completely - sudden loss of contact? It has been gulped down by a Megalodon.
Just keep the prayers coming!
If i was in the sub i would want you guy's to keep praying for me.
praying and doing nothing are the same thing
Because thoughts and prayers have worked so well for the world so far. 😒
@@sahhullprayers work. It’s also called quantum physics. Way over your head but it works. These dudes are dead but I’ve answered the prayers of safer regulations. As well as oversight on “blue bloods” who think they have a birthright to steal from others to remain rich. The wasteful nature will subside in the greedy now because of answered prayers. Or quantum physics. Either way.
@@batshtcrazy5293following GOD works. My people pray for y’all because the energy behind it is good for you. Depending on your own soul if it will be delivered or not. That’s why many think it doesn’t work because it’s not allowed to work for you.
So, you'd essentially want a bunch of people to talk to themselves and hope it saves you? Quite logical 😆
If they are rescued alive, they should pay reparations…
the owner of the sub, is down there inside it + they signed a waiver.
There was a story that the (Titanic) was 'damaged' when it set sail and it was an 'insurance job' they knew it would sink - LLOYDS and would make more money allowing it to sink because fixing the ship properly would cost them too much. Some of the super rich that were due to go on board Titanic were sent advice ''''not to sail'''...... You never know what these companies are up to - These poor guys have gone down 13000 ft effectively in a bath tub an X box control pad, you couldn't make it up its so bad.
how true is this story?
That would make sense if it wasn't for the super rich folks that *did* die on that wreck.
I cannot understand how anyone would go down 13000 feet with oceangate after seeing this crazy man and his playstation remote
Yes… he said if you wanted safety, stay in your bed!
Good thing he didn’t play with nuclear bomb….
I would argue that the playstation remote is probably one of the safest parts of the sub: thousands of these things were produced over the years, distributed, used (and abused) all over the world. Using a game console controller in this context may sound outlandish at first, but it kind of makes sense since it's been thoroughly tested in the field.
@@bitsnbytes7514 yes…..you meant most reliable part of the vessel.
After this catastrophe disaster, hope ppl will finally leave the Titanic and it’s souls to rest in peace. There’s strong undercurrent in deep sea that scientists and certainly this submarine operator may not had calculated as part of their operational risks.
*Laughs in $250k not spent to spend the last 4 days of precious life trapped in a box 3800-4200m underwater*
nO rAgReTs
Please seek mental health support.
*Laughs in poor
fixed that for you
@@Acolis You must have a cool disposable $250k buried in your backyard, huh?
Banging detected, “really”!!! Definitely not coming from the sub, very wishful thinking. Sad to say but this isn’t going to end well.
Apparently this is a technique the navy use when lost, they have been banging on the side of the vessel every 30mins. I think its their last ditch effort to be heard potentially by the sound technology. Poor things 😢
Sadly it's to late for a rescue.
should not give false hope
At this late stage of remaining air supply even if they do find the sub there just is not enough time to get a ROV (remotely operated vehicle) to it and then some how attach cables then pull it to the surface. All this takes time which they don’t have.
Hollywood is already getting ready for the movie
Questions and criticism flood into the mind and could so easily be released at this dreadful time. Please let us all show restraint, and respect for the families of missing submariners who must surely be experiencing a living hell. They will feel obliged to read everything in their search for news and hope. So, possibly for the next few days, they cannot escape reading your comments.
The families are in touch with the searchers, not youtube.
These dudes are used to tuning out the critics. Tuned out all the safety messages easy
The truth is always hard and painful to hear. But it is still the truth. The officials all ready know the truth. And the truth is they are dead. They were dead the moment they were sealed in. Let’s just hope that it was quick and painless.
Don't want to be cruel, but this was going to happen especially when you start to get details into project.
Yes. Watching Stockton balk at safety standards it's like this "tragedy" script is a lil on the nose.
Oceangate may as well declare bankruptcy at this point.
I'm not against the idea, but the lack of safety regulations and testing is frightening.
We are praying they are found alive !
I think it was eaten by a deep sea monster.
I was thinking the same thing
fake
Very possible. Them depths of the sea haven't been explored properly
A huge oxtopus was my first thought or 👽
Giant squids can inhabit those depths.
How much money is being spent on this futile search and rescue?
Billions in the next 10 Years
Hundreds of millions
Tax money that will be spent anyway you bafoon… this is exactly what Coast Gaurd does…
Maybe they will find Malaysia fl 370 with the sub
They can search but there won't be any rescue. Only salvage. Confirmed yesterday.