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  • The Titanic tourist submersible is still missing after being reported overdue Sunday. The U.S. Coast Guard says the search for OceanGate Titan has now covered 10,000 square miles and the passengers are running out of oxygen.
    Dr. Salvatore R. Mercogliano, an adjunct professor at the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy, says the lack of heat at the depths of the Titanic wreckage could play as big of a factor as the lack of oxygen.
    The submersible was bringing its passengers to see the wreckage of the Titanic, about 12,500 below sea level, when it went missing some 435 miles south of St. John's, Newfoundland.
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  • @josephtalmadge3108
    @josephtalmadge3108 Před rokem +2583

    Amazing 100 year's later and the Titanic is still claiming lives. People need to leave that grave yard alone.

    • @thalin6081
      @thalin6081 Před rokem +174

      Right? Why do you go and explore a graveyard that's already been studied over and over again.

    • @1sigmamale8818
      @1sigmamale8818 Před rokem +52

      The ocean is the culprit

    • @barbarapeller
      @barbarapeller Před rokem +21

      I agree!

    • @reign2578
      @reign2578 Před rokem +174

      I think it is not the titanic that claimed lives , but the ignorance of man… as well for this story too… ironically

    • @alphaomega1351
      @alphaomega1351 Před rokem +44

      If only they had gone to Mars instead. 😶

  • @stk6mkt
    @stk6mkt Před rokem +764

    You have got to be out of your mind to get in that contraption and take it down 13,000 feet to the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean.

    • @snakeey3zhiphop
      @snakeey3zhiphop Před rokem +18

      Yolo

    • @alphaomega1351
      @alphaomega1351 Před rokem +51

      Human beings can be convinced of anything irrational.
      Religion is one example.
      Let's see 👀 the outcome of prayers and hope it's not the same result as in every other case. 😶

    • @xy4489
      @xy4489 Před rokem +53

      You also need to have an extra $250,000 lying around.

    • @specialty_k
      @specialty_k Před rokem +54

      They could have gave me that money and I would have told them “DONT DO IT!”

    • @vladalucardtepes
      @vladalucardtepes Před rokem +9

      Don’t forget fork up quarter of a mil for a partial seat

  • @TinCupChalice40
    @TinCupChalice40 Před rokem +716

    How a father could take his son on such a dangerous trip is beyond me

    • @wijejay9059
      @wijejay9059 Před rokem +28

      True 😢

    • @petersontheodore3361
      @petersontheodore3361 Před rokem +48

      Money

    • @reneeblair7593
      @reneeblair7593 Před rokem +24

      I thought the same thing.

    • @kaylal8078
      @kaylal8078 Před rokem +99

      The son is 19..im sure the father didn't force him to join in. He was given an opportunity and took it. Cant blame the father

    • @FukcAUsername
      @FukcAUsername Před rokem +45

      @@kaylal8078 ppl liks to blame the parents for everything even a grown man does

  • @lindaj71
    @lindaj71 Před rokem +114

    We have too much faith in technology. Nature rules in the end. So sorry for how awful it is dying like that, especially for the boy who trusted that he’d be safe.

    • @fheenachelimo1944
      @fheenachelimo1944 Před rokem

      Very true

    • @DylRicho
      @DylRicho Před rokem

      That boy is 19 years old. He is essentially an adult. Everyone who got aboard would have understood exactly what kind of dangers they were putting themselves into. However, the CEO of OceanGate should be held 100% responsible for his obvious lack of regard for the safety of those inside his creation. Titan is simply not built to a degree of sufficiency for a dive like this, and the CEO was perfectly aware: "the Passenger Vessel Safety Act of 1993 needlessly prioritized passenger safety over commercial innovation."

    • @samscarletta7433
      @samscarletta7433 Před rokem

      It wasn't awful. As far as deaths go theirs was instantaneous. That vessel imploded.

  • @snoozy04
    @snoozy04 Před rokem +466

    Just to give you an idea of how it is to search deep underwater, it took decades to find the actual Titanic until they found it in 1985, 73 years later...

    • @jayus2033
      @jayus2033 Před rokem +40

      Well technology has not advanced since then

    • @billlam7756
      @billlam7756 Před rokem +167

      ​@@jayus2033not advance enough. Why you think they still havent found mh370. The ocean is just massive

    • @ethanol1586
      @ethanol1586 Před rokem +140

      And the Titanic is a pretty big ship. Now imagine trying to find something the size of a Toyota sienna down there

    • @stk6mkt
      @stk6mkt Před rokem +28

      ​@jayus2033 Not really. They may as well be on the moon. R.I.P.

    • @Wicked_lil_Thing
      @Wicked_lil_Thing Před rokem +38

      @@stk6mkt To agree with you... We have mapped more of the Moon than our own oceans so if they were on the Moon we would have found them by now.

  • @JustVinnyMusic
    @JustVinnyMusic Před rokem +802

    Former passengers have stated that for every five dive attempts, they usually only find the Titanic once or twice -- sometimes not at all. Odds are you couldn't find the Titanic, a huge object, let alone this thing; not visually anyway. One thing is certain, this thing is experimental, unique design and materials, and it should have been subjected to serious pressure tests in a lab every so many dives. The front of this is manually bolted down; and I mean manually. You would think they would at least use some kind of automated device that insured the bolts were tightened to correct pressure. Men do this one at a time with specialized wrenches. I would never get on something like that.

    • @Glenn-em3hv
      @Glenn-em3hv Před rokem +29

      They should be able to find it easily with the technology that we have now!!!
      We know exactly where it's at if they couldn't find it, it's because they don't have the right kind of equipment!!!

    • @lololololol3295
      @lololololol3295 Před rokem +84

      ​@@Glenn-em3hvand what kind of technology is that

    • @angeec.3312
      @angeec.3312 Před rokem +68

      Their inspector had found issues with its construction long before this voyage; however, they fired him.. It might have broken apart.. Walls not thick enough to withstand the pressure this time around.

    • @susanwansley7950
      @susanwansley7950 Před rokem +1

      Or in

    • @j.s.9964
      @j.s.9964 Před rokem +32

      ​@@Glenn-em3hvwhat technology? Tell us please

  • @WhatHowWhoTV
    @WhatHowWhoTV Před rokem +37

    I would be crying and throwing up… but then again I wouldn’t have wasted $200k to see a wrecked ship 😭 prayers to them

  • @larryelliott6321
    @larryelliott6321 Před rokem +73

    Poor souls on that lost sub. Can't imagine what they have been or are going through. 😢

    • @Teebirdrose7
      @Teebirdrose7 Před rokem

      "IGNORANCE AT A FATAL COST!! 🌊🌊 {{{{A TRAGIC TURN OF EVENTS @ A DEAR PRICE OF $250,000 EACH:~5 HUMAN LIVES IN JEOPARDY...THE CLOCK TICKS AS THEY MEET THEIR FATE WITH ONLY 41 HRS LEFT OF OXYGEN; ESCAPE HATCH BOLTED ON OUTSIDE; STRONG WATER CURRENTS INTERRUPT ANY DISTRESS SIGNAL TO BE HEARD: SURVIVAL ODDS INCREASE WITH DEEP WATER TEMPS @ 30 DEGREES =MAY HYPOTHERMIA BRING THEM INTO A DEEEEP PAINLESS ETERNAL SLEEP. TITAN SOULS JOIN TITANIC SOULS

    • @larryelliott6321
      @larryelliott6321 Před rokem +3

      @@MBW37 How rich are you compared to the poorest of the poor on Earth, and what have you done about it? Don't judge others by their richness, if you yourself are comparatively rich as I surmise you are since you can post things on the web.

    • @repent.sinner
      @repent.sinner Před rokem +4

      @@MBW37 repent and believe the gospel or you will have your part in the lake of fire.

    • @Brown_soldier
      @Brown_soldier Před rokem +1

      ​@@MBW37Horrible How you can mock someone who is dying in bottom of ocean in very horrible environment

    • @lorrainemerry8661
      @lorrainemerry8661 Před rokem +1

      @@Brown_soldier They knew the risks

  • @swavekbu4959
    @swavekbu4959 Před rokem +40

    The fact that you can't open the submersible from the inside would be a deal breaker for me ever stepping into it.

    • @GrossMiscalculations
      @GrossMiscalculations Před rokem +7

      You gonna open the hatch at 13,000 feet? Where do you go from there?

    • @andrade2129
      @andrade2129 Před rokem +5

      @@GrossMiscalculations but even if they emerged they have no way to open the door. And gonna die for it. This is dum...

    • @swavekbu4959
      @swavekbu4959 Před rokem +7

      @@andrade2129 Exactly, they could be floating on the water right now but running out of oxygen. At minimum, the sub should have an emergency exit from the inside. I wouldn't accept being locked in my car for a 30 minute drive.

    • @punbug4721
      @punbug4721 Před rokem +4

      Imagine taking a 1 hr 45 min journey 10K ft below the surface, making an emergency return to the surface after another 1 hr 45 min after losing communication, then dying of oxygen deprivation sitting with your head 1 ft above water looking out of the glass dome with no survival kit, no flare gun, no radio, no way at all to communicate with the outside world, and a hatch that opens the wrong way.

    • @swavekbu4959
      @swavekbu4959 Před rokem +1

      @@punbug4721 They should be able to destroy the glass to exit, no? If they resurface, that is . . .

  • @mstinamarie2550
    @mstinamarie2550 Před rokem +550

    I can't even imagine how scared they are. Being freezing cold at the bottom of the pitch black ocean is terrifying. 5 people in a small space , probably no food and no bathroom. I'm scared of the ocean and being at the bottom of it in the dark with strange things swimming around is scary. I hope they are found!

    • @Cristinact
      @Cristinact Před rokem +74

      There is a bathroom (well, a toilet, really) but no water, no food, no light, it must be incredibly scary... Poor souls. May they be found alive!!

    • @queencupcake09
      @queencupcake09 Před rokem +8

      @@Cristinact where exactly is the toilet?

    • @macaronitony4084
      @macaronitony4084 Před rokem +24

      "60mins" uploaded a video showing it

    • @deborl7278
      @deborl7278 Před rokem +3

      ​@@queencupcake09there isn't one

    • @hilarymoloney1711
      @hilarymoloney1711 Před rokem +33

      @@queencupcake09 As they enter next the porthole. Its like a porta potty. It can be screened off for privacy and music can be played for discretion.

  • @iancaen2977
    @iancaen2977 Před rokem +56

    No rescue plan, no escape means, historically poor comms, tight space, limited O2, little food and water, filthy rich tourists...what could go wrong?

    • @lucasmatsuoca
      @lucasmatsuoca Před rokem +8

      and you wanna know what, a similar case will happen again in the future, maybe in the ocean again, maybe on space, "we" never learn.

    • @michaelvickery5547
      @michaelvickery5547 Před rokem

      Yes

    • @Cashhhhew
      @Cashhhhew Před rokem +4

      @@lucasmatsuocalet them. It’s hard to have sympathy for billionaires when their toys don’t work.

  • @ddoperations2768
    @ddoperations2768 Před rokem +58

    Who the hell would put their 19 year old son on that death trap ? Fools

    • @sl4983
      @sl4983 Před rokem +3

      The owner shouldn't have allowed that.

    • @ddoperations2768
      @ddoperations2768 Před rokem +3

      @@sl4983 the father shouldn’t of allowed it.

    • @salomenewsome4188
      @salomenewsome4188 Před rokem

      When you are super rich you develop a feeling of being a demagogue stupid god/goddess like Donald Trump

  • @landontorres8434
    @landontorres8434 Před rokem +488

    Man I really hope these people are found safe. They must be terrified, as well as their families.

    • @yngdee4533
      @yngdee4533 Před rokem +67

      Even if they are, how in the world are they going to rescue them?

    • @Noname-bq4qc
      @Noname-bq4qc Před rokem +71

      You could say they are dying to see the titanic!!!😂

    • @Audioobscure
      @Audioobscure Před rokem

      Screw them, bored billionaires

    • @landontorres8434
      @landontorres8434 Před rokem +18

      @@yngdee4533 like the video says it’s not likely at all. Just being optimistic I guess.

    • @diorocks5858
      @diorocks5858 Před rokem +43

      yup the selfless parasitic rich 250k on a PlayStation. The Irony is the pilot only took the job because he is in debt and it was his only way out, another example of rich people and their association with slave labor...

  • @Za_Sticky_One
    @Za_Sticky_One Před rokem +70

    Isn't it ironic that 111 years later, the Titanic may reveal another safety and unregulated industry? When the ship sank it didn't have enough lifeboats due to lack of regulations. After all these years we haven't learned all the lessons of the disaster.

    • @ecampbell5837
      @ecampbell5837 Před rokem +5

      Some people have. This arrogant developer was told this craft was unsafe by three boards of 24 people each. So him and people with too much money are who haven’t learned any lessons.

    • @harrietharlow9929
      @harrietharlow9929 Před rokem

      There were regulations. The British Board of Trade neglected to update them.

  • @loduke3905
    @loduke3905 Před rokem +16

    When I found out they only charged 200k for the trip, I was stocked. I expected them to be charging a million just because of the dangers and complications that can arise, I'd expect the amount to be much higher. Apparently the lower price explains why this little cheap submersible has almost zero safety precautions, no backup plans in case of emergency, no accreditation, no ability to even retrieve the damn thing if it went down and almost no ability to steer, or ballast. What's even more crazy about all of this is, the people that are going to pay to go down and take this kind of trip WOULD'VE paid a million a seat. With that money there should have been every safety precautions imaginable, ability to retrieve the damn thing, proper backup plans and capabilities for IF a problem arose, not to mention ensuring the damn thing is worthy of going to these depths. I don't know how bad I feel for those that willingly do stuff like this, my personal opinion is LEAVE IT FKNG BE and let the real experts document it.

  • @charuwaka1
    @charuwaka1 Před rokem +14

    10 possible reasons what happened to the OceanGate submersible:
    1. **Mechanical failure.** This is the most likely cause of the submersible's disappearance. The submersible is a complex piece of machinery, and there is always the possibility of a mechanical failure. This could have been caused by a faulty component, a manufacturing defect, or even operator error.
    2. **Collision with debris.** The area where the submersible was operating is known to be littered with debris from the Titanic wreck. It is possible that the submersible collided with a piece of debris, causing it to sink.
    3. **Strong currents.** The area where the submersible was operating is also known for strong currents. It is possible that the submersible was caught in a current and dragged away from the surface.
    4. **Battery failure.** The submersible's batteries provide power for its propulsion, life support, and communications systems. If the batteries failed, the submersible would have been unable to surface.
    5. **Oxygen depletion.** The submersible has a limited supply of oxygen. If the oxygen supply was depleted, the occupants of the submersible would have succumbed to asphyxiation.
    6. **Fire.** A fire on board the submersible could have caused it to sink. Fires can be difficult to extinguish in confined spaces, and they can quickly spread.
    7. **Hydrostatic pressure.** The water pressure at the depth of the Titanic's sinking is very high. If the submersible's hull was damaged, it could have imploded under the pressure, causing it to sink.
    8. **Human error.** It is always possible that human error played a role in the submersible's disappearance. The operators of the submersible could have made a mistake, or they could have been overcome by the stress of the situation.
    9. **Sabotage.** It is also possible that the submersible was sabotaged. This is a remote possibility, but it is worth considering.
    10. **Unknown cause.** It is also possible that the submersible's disappearance is due to some unknown cause. This could be something that we have not yet considered, or it could be something that we will never know.
    These are just 10 of the possible reasons what happened to the OceanGate submersible. The truth is, we may never know for sure what happened. However, the search and rescue effort is continuing, and we will hopefully get some answers soon.

  • @midcenturymodern9330
    @midcenturymodern9330 Před rokem +222

    I looked at how that "sub" was put together, and it is borderline frightening. Those metal frames looked like they've been purchased at the local hardware store! Most concerning to me were the exposed wiring and electronics at the back of this thing. I was sure that all electronics were inside the hull, not outside, but they are outside! Wiring harnesses just hanging out and circuit boards enclosed in what looked like some basic plexiglass boxes with removable panels. I think I may have spotted a zip tie or two. All this critical hardware was repeatedly exposed to the crushing pressure cycles and corrosive sea water. Throw in some 12Volt Optima batteries, a Bluetooth PlayStation controller and a few monitors and you've got yourself a "submarine!" This is utter insanity! I wouldn't submerge this thing deeper than 10 ft. On top of all this, the single hatch can only be opened from the outside.

    • @noelbgood8845
      @noelbgood8845 Před rokem +18

      Right?! Like it’s so bad that it’s unbelievable

    • @HopliteWarlord
      @HopliteWarlord Před rokem +6

      They were, they admit it!

    • @josephmanzi5260
      @josephmanzi5260 Před rokem

      How can these people make such a shotty vessel get payed thousands upon thousands of dollars have no real regulations have this happen and not be in jail the family's of the people stuck in that thing should be up that ocean gates butt

    • @littleboots9800
      @littleboots9800 Před rokem +20

      Apparently some of the parts were bought off Amazon. I saw some guy talking about when they build proper subs they track every single bolt from the beginning of its manufacture to know that its sound.

    • @rickycervantes5993
      @rickycervantes5993 Před rokem +1

      Make a movie! 🎉😂

  • @HiddenMPH
    @HiddenMPH Před rokem +309

    Crazy thing is , when you drop something when sitting and you believe it’s by your feet but you suddenly find it far away this is the case

    • @geeloco1600
      @geeloco1600 Před rokem +14

      Pleas explain what is crazy about that, I would love to know

    • @De.Figueroa
      @De.Figueroa Před rokem +18

      @@geeloco1600 ima try my best to word this Yk how you have sumn in your hand it drops, u think Yk where it drop, go to find it it’s not there’s it’s around but probably like 3 or 4 feet away from you now take what I said but put it in the ocean terms but the vessel is misplaced like 1,000 where it was dropped from

    • @cheesethatdoesntbelongtoyo7279
      @cheesethatdoesntbelongtoyo7279 Před rokem +4

      Just to inform
      The weather condition were not optimal and in fact the five was cancel due to currents and bad conditions.
      So in the original comment or defense the current crazily push it of course or damaged it
      And as it says in the video the submersible cannot move at all so they are dropped into location and have to have pinpointed dropped
      Meaning they were dropped and most likely didn’t even make it to the titanic and went off into wrong location and into bad currents
      Anyway to the first replied in this thread if you are going to comment without watching the video please don’t start arguments when you obviously don’t know wtf you are talking about

    • @tuffy16
      @tuffy16 Před rokem +9

      Or if you are looking for something for 3 days then give up,a week later you are tripping over it in the middle of the floor.

    • @sofializzy4519
      @sofializzy4519 Před rokem

      Exactly

  • @omarmckenzie8757
    @omarmckenzie8757 Před rokem +58

    The fact that people would want to go and see an old ship thousands of feet below the surface, that sunk 100 years ago, is beyond my comprehension.... That a father would take his son in such unpredictable situation, is also beyond my comprehension. Unfortunately these lives won't be recovered alive, if recovered at all. The depth won't allow it.

  • @Kenpachi324
    @Kenpachi324 Před rokem +10

    This whole situation is insane to grasp

  • @CS-np2oo
    @CS-np2oo Před rokem +16

    This is like dropping a soda can into the Grand Canyon , then trying to find it.
    It can be anywhere.

  • @angeec.3312
    @angeec.3312 Před rokem +326

    Their chances of survival are slim to none. It was said that Titan had issues in its construction, which were kept hidden. One inspector was fired for pointing this out. It might have broken apart..

  • @ellewinters5975
    @ellewinters5975 Před rokem +6

    My heart breaks especially the young boy. He trusted his father’s judgement….he had his whole life in front of him, so sad🙏🏻😓

    • @argoneonoble
      @argoneonoble Před rokem

      He was 19. Not 8. He probably had a strong opinion in the whole matter.
      If he wasn't with his dad, he'd be referred to as an adult aboard.

    • @ellewinters5975
      @ellewinters5975 Před rokem

      I’m sorry for your lack of empathy and compassion. 🥲

  • @blonde.bestien
    @blonde.bestien Před rokem +3

    I´ll pray for the people inside 🙏💙

  • @Yungan_chris
    @Yungan_chris Před rokem +107

    Won’t we just leave the Titanic alone,let them lovely soul rest.

    • @shell6829
      @shell6829 Před rokem +10

      I have always said that it is a sacred place that should not be disturbed.

    • @preciousisrael7
      @preciousisrael7 Před rokem +2

      They resting, they’ve been dead since titanic sank.

    • @preciousisrael7
      @preciousisrael7 Před rokem +7

      @@shell6829😂 most of y’all living on top of graveyards

    • @sevionus80
      @sevionus80 Před rokem +3

      @@preciousisrael7 Exactly. There are always people trying to feel special during a tragedy.

    • @Teebirdrose7
      @Teebirdrose7 Před rokem

      "WELL SAID!! 🌊🌊 {{{{A TRAGIC TURN OF EVENTS @ A DEAR PRICE OF $250,000 EACH:~5 HUMAN LIVES IN JEOPARDY...THE CLOCK TICKS AS THEY MEET THEIR FATE WITH ONLY 41 HRS LEFT OF OXYGEN; ESCAPE HATCH BOLTED ON OUTSIDE; STRONG WATER CURRENTS INTERRUPT ANY DISTRESS SIGNAL TO BE HEARD: SURVIVAL ODDS INCREASE WITH DEEP WATER TEMPS @ 30 DEGREES =MAY HYPOTHERMIA BRING THEM INTO A DEEEEP PAINLESS ETERNAL SLEEP. TITAN SOULS JOIN TITANIC SOULS

  • @nolietv114
    @nolietv114 Před rokem +47

    I won't even go on a cruise trip because of the Titanic let alone get inside one of these bubble gum machines and go 13,000 feet below you got to be out of your damn mind

    • @DonMarzzoni
      @DonMarzzoni Před rokem +3

      They have A billion dollars and these people still have no common sense 😂😂😂

    • @cityslick007lee5
      @cityslick007lee5 Před rokem +2

      @@DonMarzzoni true. Being rich doesn’t make you intelligent or logical. It usually means you are a con or crook.

  • @72defender
    @72defender Před rokem +13

    Let’s all be honest with each other…they’re gone!
    R.I.P. and condolences to the families! 🙏

  • @jumpingjackflash1214
    @jumpingjackflash1214 Před rokem +8

    I can't believe someone is crazy enough to attempt something like this

  • @marciasagadore2158
    @marciasagadore2158 Před rokem +140

    In my opinion, that submersible was crushed under the pressure of the ocean, and long before any oxygen, heat, or communication would have run out.

    • @dhm7815
      @dhm7815 Před rokem +15

      Not crushed. Any leak would not just be a drip but would be propelled in relentlessly by the pressure. It would go on until the water had squeezed the air until the sub was filled. The pressure at the bottom is 380 bar so the bubble of air would equalize when the air was 1/380 = 0.2% of the original volume. Even if the leak was tiny and dripped it would continue till it filled the chamber. When air pressure goes up, nitrogen becomes soluble and enters the bloodstream. That's why deep diving uses helium and oxygen. Also, oxygen gets poisonous when pressurized. Using the mix in ordinary air the pressure at 500 feet of seawater will kill a human with hyperoxia in 2 hours. That's the point where the freezing survivor(s) would be breathing the air bubble at the top 7% of the chamber.

    • @PiggoNZ
      @PiggoNZ Před rokem +16

      ​@dhm7815 interesting. However, in that case, they would have died of hypothermia within minutes as the water temp is approx 0 deg.

    • @asquare9316
      @asquare9316 Před rokem +3

      I agree, but carbon fiber is not ductile, so it wouldn't just crush, it would splinter apart, inward.

    • @TheIckpa
      @TheIckpa Před rokem +13

      Sadly, that’s the best case scenario. The terror would be too much.

    • @lucygilbertson3746
      @lucygilbertson3746 Před rokem +13

      They are hearing banging now. Honestly I’d much rather be crushed with no pain than stuck in there!!

  • @northwoodsmanbybobolink336

    Two things I would never consider doing in my lifetime. 1. Jump out of a perfectly good airplane, and 2. I wouldn’t go down in that submersible if you paid me $250,000.00‼️

    • @jjrr2273
      @jjrr2273 Před rokem

      re: Skydiving actually you are missing an enlightening experience

    • @northwoodsmanbybobolink336
      @northwoodsmanbybobolink336 Před rokem +5

      @@jjrr2273 No! I’m missing out on not getting killed!!

  • @dothemostrav
    @dothemostrav Před rokem +13

    I’m appreciative of the people who are actually humans and don’t judge others and wanna show love and prayers to these people family and friends in this situation ..like this would be the most terrifying thing to even dream about

    • @defeckted
      @defeckted Před rokem

      I understand why people are having a lack of empathy for these people. They ignored the clear red flags that the submersible was incredibly unreliable. Billionaires' ignorance isn't really something that garners empathy. I really only feel for the 19 yr old on board.

  • @HiddenGemindasunshine
    @HiddenGemindasunshine Před rokem +10

    RIP 🙏 to those courageous passengers. I can't imagine what their loved ones 💔 are feeling watching this all unfold.

  • @dee-deelove9310
    @dee-deelove9310 Před rokem +60

    As awful as I feel for the lives of the people in the vessel I Can’t help but think how bloody stupid they are!

  • @normajeanmorrissey4459
    @normajeanmorrissey4459 Před rokem +196

    In 1898, “The Wreck of the Titan” was written by Morgan Robertson. It was about a ship that had same problems as Titanic. His ship was named the “Titan”. It is amazing how much like Titanic the Titan was. I thought it odd that they named their submersible the Titan. A little spooky!

    • @maxlinder5262
      @maxlinder5262 Před rokem +3

      ...1898...??????

    • @joshv4982
      @joshv4982 Před rokem +20

      @@maxlinder5262yup 14 years before the actual Titanic sank

    • @andisaidhey9088
      @andisaidhey9088 Před rokem +10

      Titanic + Sink = Federal Reserve
      Titan + Sink = FedNow

    • @sutnack7537
      @sutnack7537 Před rokem

      I mean I guess if you have the mind of a 6 year old? Tf it’s a sketchy ass submersible 💀 there’s nothing coincidental about the company or the sub or the area or the year or anything you retard want to link it to.

    • @TerfBashingMFer8021
      @TerfBashingMFer8021 Před rokem +2

      Hey yea I was pointing that out two days ago!!

  • @somethinelse0930
    @somethinelse0930 Před rokem +2

    Sadly, You can’t tell a person with that kind of wealth that an opportunity such as this is a “bad idea””

  • @user-bk2ni9xg6p
    @user-bk2ni9xg6p Před rokem +20

    These people knew the risk and signed there lives away i wouldnt wish this on my worst enemy and really hope they are saved prayers to these people and there families

    • @Lotsielots
      @Lotsielots Před rokem

      They can't be much of a worst enemy then.

  • @starlite04
    @starlite04 Před rokem +109

    If it didn't 'belong' to a country, didn't pass any sort of known assessment, and is being controlled by a gaming controller, why was this even okay for anyone to really board, let alone people with too much money on their hands?

    • @sharongoodsell9341
      @sharongoodsell9341 Před rokem +20

      Really Rich do what ever they can get away with honestly

    • @Charlesbjtown
      @Charlesbjtown Před rokem +21

      A fool and their money, will soon part ways. They often part ways with their lives as well.

    • @kimdawcatgirl
      @kimdawcatgirl Před rokem +2

      @@Charlesbjtown Exactly! Like Steve Fosset.

    • @nancymcmonarch
      @nancymcmonarch Před rokem

      Clearly, it was not OK at all, but the U.S. has no Center of Wealthy Idiot Control to regulate such random nincompoopery.

    • @starlite04
      @starlite04 Před rokem +1

      Okay, you all make good points.

  • @pamtrouba8850
    @pamtrouba8850 Před rokem +51

    Put five strangers together in a little area, full-blown panic could you imagine?

    • @user-lv7ph7hs7l
      @user-lv7ph7hs7l Před rokem

      And the guy who is responsible is there too. There is a non zero chance Mr. Rush died first.

    • @diyuquag3748
      @diyuquag3748 Před rokem +11

      Right. Plus, no bathroom and it is airtight. Hunger, fatigue, darkness, despair, cold, cant stand up, and what if it is stuck vertically, all 5 would be on top of each other at the small end of the little sub.

    • @eveann5750
      @eveann5750 Před rokem +1

      Can you imagine we’d get 5 crazed men if they were rescued? Crazed for life

  • @jayetrellgill4762
    @jayetrellgill4762 Před rokem +9

    Also what I’ve heard no one could be at blame besides the passengers because they signed a possible death clause that was on the contract and it was repeated at least 3 times; That alone would change my mind. This is so sad.

  • @leonhue722
    @leonhue722 Před rokem +26

    Sympathies with their families.
    Nevertheless, who granted permission for the wreck to be used for thrills and profit ?
    This is a gravesite and should be respected.

    • @Cashhhhew
      @Cashhhhew Před rokem +5

      It’s sad on a human level. But billionaires playing with dangerous toys and reaping the consequences of that isn’t exactly a tear-jerker for me. I only really feel for the son that was brought by his father.

  • @amberl4401
    @amberl4401 Před rokem +99

    So awful. Prayers for a miracle. I hope they are ok and found safe soon 🙏🏻🥰

    • @domjal
      @domjal Před rokem

      Seriously don’t feel sorry for a bunch of rich idiots who would NOT feel the same- we are beneath them - and for a change they are now beneath us,lol.

  • @domino20
    @domino20 Před rokem +83

    If they’re still alive perhaps the four passengers have killed the CEO of the submersible company by now so the oxygen might last a bit longer.

    • @worldaroundyounearyou
      @worldaroundyounearyou Před rokem +2

      Waooo u might be right

    • @rosiemackenzie5976
      @rosiemackenzie5976 Před rokem +8

      Yes, you could be right hypoxia makes people do crazy things!!

    • @perpetualgrin5804
      @perpetualgrin5804 Před rokem +4

      Imagine if all the crew were from Chile.

    • @Indigal
      @Indigal Před rokem

      They signed many wavers.

    • @FlyingSparrow001
      @FlyingSparrow001 Před rokem +3

      Would you rather be alive and go to jail for murder if rescued or die altogether. I feel the passengers would be the ones panicking rather than the other guys

  • @SuperJbaby1991
    @SuperJbaby1991 Před rokem +4

    This is now part of History. These people will never be found in our lifetime. 😢

  • @eddiebrown8549
    @eddiebrown8549 Před rokem +22

    Most people are just hearing for the first time about this company and sub since it tragically went missing. Then to discover it operates with little to no regulation or oversight from a Canadian port. Yet billionaires with endless resources to investigate the safety of this craft willingly board and are sealed in is bizarre. A joint Canadian/US investigation needs to take place immediately.

    • @BSU55
      @BSU55 Před rokem

      Investigations of why wealthy people control the world ?

    • @billy6427
      @billy6427 Před rokem

      The Pro-Insurrection/Conspiracy Theory Party Constantly Fights Regulations in the United States

  • @AdrianCHOY
    @AdrianCHOY Před rokem +54

    They are already telling the world they are goners. Honestly, not much hope for anyone in trouble at such depths.

    • @amuddymoose
      @amuddymoose Před rokem +5

      Just being honest, far too deep for rescue.

    • @Teebirdrose7
      @Teebirdrose7 Před rokem

      "SADLY TRUE!!! 🌊🌊 {{{{A TRAGIC TURN OF EVENTS @ A DEAR PRICE OF $250,000 EACH:~5 HUMAN LIVES IN JEOPARDY...THE CLOCK TICKS AS THEY MEET THEIR FATE WITH ONLY 41 HRS LEFT OF OXYGEN; ESCAPE HATCH BOLTED ON OUTSIDE; STRONG WATER CURRENTS INTERRUPT ANY DISTRESS SIGNAL TO BE HEARD: SURVIVAL ODDS INCREASE WITH DEEP WATER TEMPS @ 30 DEGREES =MAY HYPOTHERMIA BRING THEM INTO A DEEEEP PAINLESS ETERNAL SLEEP. TITAN SOULS JOIN TITANIC SOULS

  • @osheaelnegrojackson3105
    @osheaelnegrojackson3105 Před rokem +101

    It took 75 YEARS to find the titanic. They have how many hours left before oxygen runs out?

    • @jasoncharles4007
      @jasoncharles4007 Před rokem +13

      Less than 48 hrs I think it's like 36 or something

    • @billlam7756
      @billlam7756 Před rokem +19

      Let alone this sub the size of an ant compare to the titanic

    • @ethanol1586
      @ethanol1586 Před rokem +22

      Not to mention the Titanic is a big ship. Now imagine trying to find a Toyota sienna sized sub down there

    • @zraxe1
      @zraxe1 Před rokem +16

      estimates are oxygen will run out around 6am Thursday morning eastern standard time

    • @Langwene69
      @Langwene69 Před rokem +20

      27 hours of oxygen left but I bet they have sucked through all of it now if they are panicking and breathing hard

  • @jonathanrocha607
    @jonathanrocha607 Před rokem +3

    Just imagine..they must all be praying and crying to be rescued...I can't imagine how scared they must be down there..

  • @AmirKhan-tz4cy
    @AmirKhan-tz4cy Před rokem +7

    And it’s gets more scary they said this thing was not build for comfort or anything , I pray for these people I hope they find them soon 🙏

  • @bigdanger8246
    @bigdanger8246 Před rokem +36

    You know what my gut tells me, to stay on land.

    • @bigdanger8246
      @bigdanger8246 Před rokem +4

      @johnperic3765 that too 😁

    • @tealblue4987
      @tealblue4987 Před rokem +3

      me too

    • @mayflower2503
      @mayflower2503 Před rokem +6

      For real though. Some places are not made for humans to go, but there’s always people that are determined to push the limits. Look how many people die from climbing Mount Everest each year.

    • @leoayoroa7217
      @leoayoroa7217 Před rokem +1

      The old saying curiosity killed the cat comes in play here

  • @emarteliz
    @emarteliz Před rokem +94

    This is really sad 😞

  • @ReginaldVandeVelde
    @ReginaldVandeVelde Před rokem +14

    I was shocked to see all the exposed wiring and electronics at the back of the submersible. All those wires and boxes were located in the fin. You can clearly see a counter weight (the white "bricks"), to balance out the total weight of the people. Otherwise it would just tip over. That part of the fin is not within the carbon-fibre structure, and is simply sealed off by (metal?) paneling. Many wires were simply strapped to the structure via what looks like regular plastic zip ties. Unreal. There is no way all these crucial parts in the fin can withstand that amount of pressure. Give it a couple of cycles and all that material simply disintegrates.
    This all screams unprofessionalism. At a very high cost.

    • @jaycarver4886
      @jaycarver4886 Před rokem

      These people all should have undergone psychiatric evals first..especially the CEO. He's either suicidal or delusional.

    • @rosiemoir4679
      @rosiemoir4679 Před rokem

      The Titan Submersible looks very cheaply made and to pay £250,000 to go and risk your life like that as it's very dangerous down at the wreck site and a man took his 19-year-old son with him, how stupid? This is not a tourist attraction!! 1500 people lost their lives the night Titanic sank, so leave well alone! it's a grave site!! I think there's a possibility that because of the strong currents down there, the sub could have been sucked into the wreckage and they are trapped. I would like to know what actually happened though as anything could have happened. Plus, it's extremely freezing down there!! I think they could be out of oxygen by now with it being Thursday now and it's almost 16:15

  • @dianecelento4974
    @dianecelento4974 Před rokem +5

    I had no idea this sub was so small. What a nightmare to be trapped in such a small space in addition to no food, no bathroom, and being freezing cold in the dark. Heartbreaking.

  • @tommybutler2454
    @tommybutler2454 Před rokem +141

    We have no business exploiting this tragic part of our history and commercializing trips down to the very wreck. It is so gross! I just saw a video about 2 guys(who were extremely experienced with submersibles) be very close to losing their lives working with pipes underwater. They had 12 minutes left of oxygen when they were finally able to rescue them and retrieve the submersible, after many failed attempts in 72 hrs. I cant feel bad for somebody who would want to and pay for doing this. How do you trust anyone with your very life to do this ??? Too negative. Just a bad idea in the 1st place. Stupid !!! They had no business going there in the first place.

    • @imbasing
      @imbasing Před rokem +20

      We also have no business funding wars on the other side of the world.

    • @BreakingImageFilms
      @BreakingImageFilms Před rokem

      Yes we do have business to exploit! Don’t act like you know what’s best you are just a chump

    • @TheWill0fStrength
      @TheWill0fStrength Před rokem +5

      Stupid comment because you have no opinion and don't matter to this situation...

    • @adambeers06
      @adambeers06 Před rokem +4

      Meanwhile you get into your car and drive to the airport to fly on a plane. Cool story.

    • @deputydang8291
      @deputydang8291 Před rokem +9

      @@adambeers06 Lol nowhere near the lack of safety of this. Planes are actually held to regulations and constant checks by professionals, whereas the owner of this company neglected to do so purposely. Now when Certified Pilots fly a plane meant for 15,000 ft to the atmosphere with a Playstation controller we can compare them.

  • @SippyKupp
    @SippyKupp Před rokem +31

    My prayers are with the families.

  • @thegrantdanielsband
    @thegrantdanielsband Před rokem +7

    With such a dangerous trip why would they not have 2 subs go down on tour? so, if one is in trouble the other could hook up a cable to it and bring the cable up to the mother ship so it could pull them up? 😞

  • @pancakesnailgurl3874
    @pancakesnailgurl3874 Před rokem +11

    I wouldn’t risk my life for this up close to see the Titanic , I watched James Cameron’s Titanic documentary and that’s good enough for me !! and that depth , I’d get cluster phobic and I really hope they are found it’s not worth the money to go this far 😢

  • @LegitBogus
    @LegitBogus Před rokem +154

    I pray they are found and returned home alive. God be with them and those searching for them.

    • @geeloco1600
      @geeloco1600 Před rokem +16

      Hahaha do you think Santa is real too? Grow up kid

    • @cristianroy21
      @cristianroy21 Před rokem +7

      Honestly the odds of finding them are slim to none. Sadly
      If the coast guard already searched 10,000 square miles. I don’t have high hopes for this rescue… Just thinking about how long one single mile is…

    • @worldaroundyounearyou
      @worldaroundyounearyou Před rokem +3

      They almost has 24 hours so i think they gone

    • @Antimonious
      @Antimonious Před rokem +8

      @@geeloco1600You probably think a man can become a woman 😂

    • @geeloco1600
      @geeloco1600 Před rokem +4

      @@Antimonious why do you think that? Because I don’t believe in a floating man In the sky? What are you talking about

  • @FeralKimchi
    @FeralKimchi Před rokem +23

    It would be so terrifying to be stuck down there

    • @alexakaa.charlesross8919
      @alexakaa.charlesross8919 Před rokem +5

      It's dark, no bathroom or even anywhere to standup

    • @ggggkkkpl
      @ggggkkkpl Před rokem

      ​@@alexakaa.charlesross8919wow

    • @luckystone2293
      @luckystone2293 Před rokem +1

      There is a toilet

    • @candynell8779
      @candynell8779 Před rokem +1

      What if it’s vertical

    • @pappico
      @pappico Před rokem +2

      For real it seems their deaths are even worse than what the Titanic passengers went through a century ago.

  • @guestguest5128
    @guestguest5128 Před rokem +3

    What about sea monsters? 🤔
    They could have ran up on one of those as well…😶

  • @eddiealegre6492
    @eddiealegre6492 Před rokem +3

    How sad is that , millions 😢 wasted without plan B .
    Incredible

  • @high-intelligence111
    @high-intelligence111 Před rokem +45

    Makes me wonder why a cable isn't attached to this submersible.

    • @zraxe1
      @zraxe1 Před rokem +13

      you'd need a 3 mile long cable built thick enough to withstand 12,000 psi of pressure. it would probably big thicker than your home

    • @adrianwright8685
      @adrianwright8685 Před rokem +10

      Not so! The Titanic was discovered using Argo, a towed submersible whose tether was also used for communications.

    • @xy4489
      @xy4489 Před rokem +5

      A cable is solid metal. It is incompressible, like any crystalline solid. It will 'withstand" whatever pressure.
      Think about it: there are many cables on the outside of that submarine.
      Electricity supply and communications should be doable. 3mi is not that long of a cable. Valves for oxygen would be hard, though. Also, the drag caused by the cable would be a huge problem, it would behave like an unwanted sail.

    • @mikeyg9833
      @mikeyg9833 Před rokem +3

      @TyaxComp obviously it wouldn’t be just one cable. It’ll be multiple cables

    • @MrJenklns
      @MrJenklns Před rokem +1

      Better still don't go down there in the first place !
      Your bound to have a gut feeling of the risks your facing.

  • @Lindsey_Lockwood
    @Lindsey_Lockwood Před rokem +2

    The moment the ship lost contact with the surface vessel they imploded and died instantly about 90 minutes after they launched. There was no freezing or suffocation lucky for them it was over in a second.

  • @dalereinhold640
    @dalereinhold640 Před rokem +1

    Submerging without a safety umbilical is like jumping out of an airplane without a parachute.

  • @evelyngott2056
    @evelyngott2056 Před rokem +4

    Certified to dive 2000 meters
    Actually diving down 4000 meters.
    Anyone else see a problem with this?

  • @niccovisconti1712
    @niccovisconti1712 Před rokem +34

    I agree with others that say ... Leave it alone. Leave it be. Its a gravesite and deserves that respect. Theres many places on this planet where one can seek their thrills. This is not one of them.

  • @Automedon2
    @Automedon2 Před rokem +5

    Freeze, crushed, suffocate. So many options

  • @Greenpoloboy3
    @Greenpoloboy3 Před rokem +2

    I dont see why people would risk their lives to go down there to look out a small window, when you could just use a robotic sub and view the recordings safely on land

  • @jessicablum4096
    @jessicablum4096 Před rokem +10

    Id hate to be the one that had to open the submarine door

  • @just908blaze1
    @just908blaze1 Před rokem +11

    Iceberg: Don’t look at me

    • @guitargresurrect2117
      @guitargresurrect2117 Před rokem +2

      "it is NOT my fault this time" 😂

    • @heartbreakkid8708
      @heartbreakkid8708 Před rokem +2

      I’m only human after all 🎵
      I’m only human after all 🎵
      Don’t put your blame on me 🎵

  • @achillese1265
    @achillese1265 Před rokem +7

    I pray that these men can be located and rescued🙏 but I truly donot see why these people needed to have explored this wreckage. This was unecessary in every way.

  • @Nopenottoday2480
    @Nopenottoday2480 Před rokem +13

    😢😢😢I hope to God they are rescued! There should be a lot of groups sent in to save them! This is so heart breaking 😢

  • @OneMeanArtist
    @OneMeanArtist Před rokem +52

    Imagine being foolish enough to pay $250k to get in that death trap for a 'tour' of the Titanic and then becoming part of the tour.

    • @jlakatos524
      @jlakatos524 Před rokem +3

      I know that if I had that kind of money I definitely wouldn't use it to turn myself into a can of tuna! Like there isn't a million different things to blow one's money on the surface of the planet?

    • @SayItAintSo4real
      @SayItAintSo4real Před rokem +4

      Right? And expecting taxpaper money and military money to try to bail them out. These billionaires can pay for their own search and rescue.

  • @redmoon307
    @redmoon307 Před rokem +87

    EVERYONE PRAY. EVEN IF YOU DON'T BELIEVE. They must be facing the idea of a horrible death. Pray they are found. Nobody deserve to die like that.

    • @howarddickersonjr.6994
      @howarddickersonjr.6994 Před rokem +7

      People who commit suicide aren’t worth wasting prayers on. That’s exactly what they did. You don’t get to repent when you commit suicide.

    • @Audioobscure
      @Audioobscure Před rokem

      I'll pray they're not doind6

    • @therearenoshortcuts9868
      @therearenoshortcuts9868 Před rokem +6

      I pray that God accepted them into his glory 3 days ago...

    • @jul1440
      @jul1440 Před rokem +7

      Actually, no. The collapse happens in mere milliseconds, too fast for the human nerves and brain to perceive. They never knew what hit them. It's how I'd want to go if I was to die underwater.

    • @thecapricorn11
      @thecapricorn11 Před rokem +3

      @@jul1440what collapse?

  • @RA-el6zj
    @RA-el6zj Před rokem +4

    The fact that the people inside can still run out of air and die even if the sub has somehow reached the surface seems crazy to me.
    Was there really no way to make the sub be able to open from the inside... or at least a way to let some air in?

  • @kathleen5678
    @kathleen5678 Před rokem +1

    Prayers for the crew and their family.

  • @Bydesign777
    @Bydesign777 Před rokem +19

    The Wreck of the Titan was a book written before Titanic about an eerily similar vessel, why the heck would they name a submersible Titan?!

    • @errrrm78
      @errrrm78 Před rokem +4

      I know. I thought the same. It’s like a jinx to have named it Titan.

    • @kirbywaite1586
      @kirbywaite1586 Před rokem +2

      Tempting Fate?

    • @Bydesign777
      @Bydesign777 Před rokem

      Maybe because the owner thought it would be a good idea to use a video game controller? Idiocy?

  • @whoozdis
    @whoozdis Před rokem +51

    They still haven't found jumbo jets that disappeared in the ocean good luck with this prayers for the family

    • @notimetodienttd1115
      @notimetodienttd1115 Před rokem +8

      MH370. Only God knows where it is really. 😢

    • @osvaldorubalcava9721
      @osvaldorubalcava9721 Před rokem +2

      it’s embarrassing that we have third country level of technology when it comes to the deep ocean

    • @srkshpdmnbhn
      @srkshpdmnbhn Před rokem

      May I put the theory that it-flew-into-outer-space, on the table pls.

  • @lancel71
    @lancel71 Před rokem +2

    I can't imagine the fear those 5 souls must be feeling or felt. I pray they make it back.

  • @KuyaMagik
    @KuyaMagik Před rokem +24

    Breaking: They are haring banging sounds, every 30 minutes... Source: Rolling Stones and CNN

    • @Bekka241
      @Bekka241 Před rokem +8

      Yeah. Saw that over an hour ago. The story is finally catching up. They also saw something white, but left that to pursue the banging. Hopefully, they'll investigate both. And, hopefully, we'll hear some good news soon. 🙏

    • @kimberlywo8960
      @kimberlywo8960 Před rokem +6

      Hopefully good news is coming

    • @peanutbutterisfu
      @peanutbutterisfu Před rokem +3

      They have been hearing noises since Monday. I would say the only reason they didn’t find it is because they haven’t sent anything down to find it they can’t find it without going down there.

    • @brentboost2879
      @brentboost2879 Před rokem +1

      What are you talking about? Who is hearing banging? How could they hear it?

    • @MakeWishKid420
      @MakeWishKid420 Před rokem

      @@brentboost2879 sonar listens

  • @charleslaine
    @charleslaine Před rokem +31

    The lawyers are already lining up

    • @dustinb797
      @dustinb797 Před rokem +15

      For who? They all signed waivers

    • @ciscocastro5968
      @ciscocastro5968 Před rokem +9

      Waivers doesn’t excuse negligence. Just because you assume the risk of one particular incident, dosen’t mean you assumed to all risk. Huge lawsuit on its way no matter what happens.

    • @worldaroundyounearyou
      @worldaroundyounearyou Před rokem

      Yeah they sing up..

    • @NicDavis-od2mi
      @NicDavis-od2mi Před rokem +3

      ​@@vladamirkb1that's really cold. These are human beings. A father with his 19 year old son.

    • @notimetodienttd1115
      @notimetodienttd1115 Před rokem +2

      Were the tourists briefed of the potential risks and dangers and that this submersible is experimental and not like a submarine and warned of the potential of not being able to be located or rescued in time by anyone in case things go wrong like this incident? 🤔

  • @tinkerbell66us
    @tinkerbell66us Před rokem +1

    The owner ignored all safety regulations . He thought he knew it all. RIP

  • @tinkerbell66us
    @tinkerbell66us Před rokem +2

    If that mans son dies first you know the captain will be next 😳😭

  • @howie4150
    @howie4150 Před rokem +55

    Freezing is the least of there problems. At 3,800 meters below the Titanic's wreckage, the water pressure is about 400 atmospheres (6,000 PSI) - as much as 35 elephants on your shoulders.

    • @xy4489
      @xy4489 Před rokem +10

      That pressure is not a problem if you are inside a functional chamber built to resist that pressure. Oxygen, CO2, and heat are indeed problems, however.

    • @EliR.-dt4lt
      @EliR.-dt4lt Před rokem

      @RamenChefSubmarines do not need to be pressurized and this one was not either. Learn facts before you type.

    • @littleboots9800
      @littleboots9800 Před rokem +1

      @@xy4489 is there a limit on how long the structure can withstand the pressure?

    • @herbietccc
      @herbietccc Před rokem

      @@littleboots9800 future sub cruise experiences to this spot will explore this question.

    • @cityslick007lee5
      @cityslick007lee5 Před rokem +1

      @@xy4489 but withstand that pressure for how long. All parts have fatigue

  • @Kingishumble
    @Kingishumble Před rokem +56

    Unfortunately, they all made a dumb decision .

    • @samanthakl447
      @samanthakl447 Před rokem +6

      Agreed. My fiance calls it darwinism lol

    • @marcusbyer4100
      @marcusbyer4100 Před rokem +1

      Why go and look at a wreckage when you can go online and look.....😮😮😢

  • @sharminisinniah6685
    @sharminisinniah6685 Před rokem

    poor souls down there.. i can't imagine how they have felt.. and gone through all those difficulties.. oh dear lord please help them..

  • @frankb4199
    @frankb4199 Před rokem +2

    Knowing when you'll die... kinda crazy. I hope they find them

  • @barrybondshomerunking6778

    If it was maneuvered by a $30 Logitech controller I imagine they went cheap on other things on the submersible

    • @gunfisher4661
      @gunfisher4661 Před rokem

      Don`t forget the fact that all electronics have to accept interference by law, maybe that`s what happened to them.

    • @virgilrose1273
      @virgilrose1273 Před rokem +5

      wireless im a gamer and i know how fast things can go wrong after the batteries die.

    • @rosiemackenzie5976
      @rosiemackenzie5976 Před rokem +3

      If it's a $30 logitech controller they are screwed!

    • @rosiemackenzie5976
      @rosiemackenzie5976 Před rokem

      @TyaxCompI can see that really helped them.

    • @newp848
      @newp848 Před rokem

      Why wireless instead of wired lol. So much can go wrong

  • @Guitar387
    @Guitar387 Před rokem +89

    They knew the risks and what could happen. I feel awful for all of them but especially the 19 year old who probably didn't have enough life experience to truly weigh up the risk. I think when you are incredibly obscenely wealthy thrre is a risk that you can lose touch with reality and think you’re invincible. The level of wealth and success they are used to has skewed their judgment. That's the rich man syndrome. I personally assume failure. My Glass is always half empty. That's why I woukd be protected against making such an insane decisions like going to the wreck of the titanic with a PlayStation controller as a navigation tool.

    • @jasonlewis1926
      @jasonlewis1926 Před rokem +5

      Agree. And they call us “half empty” people overly negative.🤣🤣🤣🤣

    • @maryheiman4091
      @maryheiman4091 Před rokem +2

      Right they could’ve pushed one of the little knobs on the controller and busted it off

    • @sl4983
      @sl4983 Před rokem

      @@maryheiman4091 Right?

    • @Cashhhhew
      @Cashhhhew Před rokem

      The son is the only one I truly feel for, and of course the families left behind in this monumentally stupid decision making.

  • @sh1elds_tv
    @sh1elds_tv Před rokem +3

    The guy showing this submarine throws the controller on the ground and how its 'unbreakable'. Completely insane these people are.

  • @julieferrara8880
    @julieferrara8880 Před rokem

    Hope they are found and prayers for the families. So sad.

  • @stephaniegoins
    @stephaniegoins Před rokem +119

    Please God let them be ok and found alive ❤

  • @xy4489
    @xy4489 Před rokem +19

    Anchorman said "Watergate"
    CEO was definitely playing with fire naming a company with the "-gate" suffix.

  • @timbaldwin6283
    @timbaldwin6283 Před rokem +3

    For a three hour tour
    A three hour tour
    The weather started getting rough
    The tiny submersible was tossed.
    The billionaire and his boy,
    The CEO
    That aviation guy and the French maritime expert
    Here in the Oceangate sub

    • @jjrr2273
      @jjrr2273 Před rokem

      Funny af - ya the media tryna keep the suspense to sell ads. Personally I'm not holding my breath ...

  • @kittybear9693
    @kittybear9693 Před rokem +2

    While you’re at it, stay off the top of those scary mountains too

  • @talisharose3842
    @talisharose3842 Před rokem +114

    Still hoping they are found safe, but looks like this is a sad lesson learned! 😢

    • @JoseRamos-by9hh
      @JoseRamos-by9hh Před rokem +6

      They are DEAD broo dead what part you don't understand

    • @OTFCXyph
      @OTFCXyph Před rokem +10

      @@JoseRamos-by9hh apparently, classified.. but they are alive tapping on the sub via sonar

    • @Dos-dh9ul
      @Dos-dh9ul Před rokem +15

      Lesson learned do not spend 250k to commit suicide got it

    • @spiritualknight704
      @spiritualknight704 Před rokem +3

      Money could’ve went to poverty recreation reparations but no you wanna be a philanthropist 😭good for them hope they don’t make it

    • @nadershadani2854
      @nadershadani2854 Před rokem +2

      Prayers

  • @kalen01
    @kalen01 Před rokem +14

    One time I'm glad I'm not rich and would do something stupid like this.

  • @ginafedor7502
    @ginafedor7502 Před rokem +1

    Sending prayers for these people to be saved. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

  • @Rereluvsyaw
    @Rereluvsyaw Před rokem +1

    This is so scary and sad. I’m terrified for them. Praying for them

  • @lisamarie8646
    @lisamarie8646 Před rokem +70

    Can we all agree this should NEVER happen. If they didn’t implode they may be sitting at the bottom with the understanding the likelihood of being rescued is unlikely. Sad. Shut it down after this MR MONEY MAN! SMH.

    • @Shadedskies
      @Shadedskies Před rokem +12

      Well, M. MONEY MAN is on board as well... Even if they were found alive (and chances are they won't), this incident alone is the death of the company for sure.

    • @TripleXXXLady-im5it
      @TripleXXXLady-im5it Před rokem +6

      @@Shadedskies It needs to definitely be the death of the company when they're selling tickets into a death trap. Close the ride down permanently.

    • @Steph-sk3xb
      @Steph-sk3xb Před rokem +5

      Unfortunately, these are international waters. No one can actually stop someone from doing this. Even if a country outlaws the commercialisation of it, they will just operate in a country that doesn’t like many other industries.

    • @lisamarie8646
      @lisamarie8646 Před rokem +4

      @@Shadedskies there is another money man other than CEO onboard. Fortunate for him he is on land. Elon I’m sure rings a bell. It’s all about money. The second I see death the first time let alone 3 times before signing my life away and going down, it would be a no thank you. This vessel had previous issues. Sad if they are alive knowing chances for rescue at this point are slim. Sadly it will be a recovery if they didn’t implode. My belief is they are entangled stuck, drifting, or sitting on the sea floor praying for a miracle if they didn’t already freeze and or lose oxygen.

    • @Shadedskies
      @Shadedskies Před rokem +4

      @@lisamarie8646 All we know so far is that they were using Elon Musk's Starlink for their internet/communications. I'm no Elon Musk fan but that does not make him a money man in the company.
      This likely soon-to-be tragedy is the result of many poor decisions (using Musk's Starlink could be one of them) made by the amateur CEO himself, his team and sadly, the "tourists". We have yet to find out what went wrong (maybe never will) but like you said, this vessel had previous issues so it could be ANYTHING.

  • @bepitan
    @bepitan Před rokem +8

    ironically ocean gate throwing caution to the wind in their frantic rush to the bottom of the sea mirrors the owners of the titanic that went light on the lifeboats in their rush to navigate the atlantic ice flows.