‘Race against time:’ Submarine commander on missing vessel headed for Titanic | NewsNation Now
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- A rescue mission is underway after a tourist submarine carrying people to see the wreckage site of the Titanic went missing in the Atlantic Ocean on Monday. Captain David Marquet, a former nuclear submarine commander, joins “NewsNation Now.”
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These people are doomed. And all their money can't save them. Like most of us, they were fascinated by the horror of the Titanic sinking, and now these poor souls are living it.
Titanic still Taking lives these Days for those who Still Dare to See the Titanic.
Why on earth anyone would want to visit such a sad and creepy site is beyond me. There are so many beautiful laces to visit. Why go to this place? It’s a graveyard and should be respected and left alone. It’s been videoed and studied. Just watch some documentaries.
@@judyives1832 I Agree. NO Amount of money Or Life is Worth the Risk to see the Titanic in person live down in the deep dangerous waters.
I blame it all on Ballard. He should have left the site undisturbed.
@@lawrenceleverton7426 ok twot
"Go to sleep and breath calmly" Well that shouldn't be problem I always sleep and breath calmly when I'm stuck on the ocean bottom running out of air, and someone banging on the hull.
and whos gonna hear the banging when they are 2 and a half miles at the bottom
I would be hysterical screaming " Why me ?".
good point
@@DanMeyer80 Sonars. The sound waves propagate under water. And we don't know exactly how deep they are, the signal was lost on the descending. Nevertheless, even if it works, would all the saving efforts be on time? I doubt it.
Over 100 years later and the titanic is still claiming lives
Drowning and claustrophobia are my two biggest fears- being at the bottom of the ocean in a tin can is a neurotics nightmare. Hope they find them in time
Same for me. Sounds like they got a 2 for 1 deal.
And out of space fear
It's MUCH WORSE than you can imagine! READ THIS: They KNOW what happened. I know someone in the coast guard who works with sea rescue. I hear there was a gas leak on it. they heard strange noises, like a rumbling, before they submerged and there were even signs of it before they began the descent but the crew "didn't want to say anything" because they are high profile clients. Well basically as they submerged the radio communication picked up on the sound it was a like kind of wet sound like a balloon deflating and they heard everyone inside of the submersible start to panic. So it is believed at this time from NASAR (North Atlantic Search and Rescue) that this was some kind of noxious gas, causing unconsciousness, and that's why the failsafe systems didn't kick in. Another report is that there was someone inside of the cabin freaking out because it is said there was liquid "spewing" all over the cabin and clogging the instrument panels. Apparently it is a really disturbing audio.
Apparently with a so the submarine just fell straight into the hole where the grand staircase was(the leaked camera footage has it) and the whole way down they are playing the glorious Titanic theme music (this is to wow their customers and make it more theatric) but there is also in the background explosive diarrhea farting sounds and frantic screams of panic and disgust. so the submarine is just sealed in the middle of the titanic with all that diarrhea farting and gas trapped in it. The current thought is that one of the people on board was gassy and that's why they smelled it before they submerged, because they were "letting off some steam" or "crop dusting" in order to relieve bowel pressure and ultimately couldn't hold it in so had diarrhea farts on board and basically the whole cabin became filled with liquid excretions causing everyone to lose consciousness.
Me too.😢 I will probably have a nightmare about this tonight. I pray they will be saved.
@@SlumberBear2k uhhh wow.
Find it strange how we are watching, waiting and people are decribing the doom and problems they can encounter and then - A big smiley happy face pops up and says "thank you for watching"
Yes. Absolutely tone deaf.
No different than any morning show opening. “Good morning……35 dead on a train derailment” etc etc. What a way to start the day. F the news
I thought that too, some of these news channels are so lazy when they upload their content
A nigga wahmen. Don't expect brains!
There's no race, they're gone. You think that sub is fully intact on the ocean floor and they're just chatting, waiting for rescue? Think about it. Lost at 1.45 hours of a 4 hour dive to the bottom, didn't blow ballast tanks to emergency surface. That means hull failure and the remains dropped from 5k to 13k feet to the bottom. They got to reenact the Titanic experience.
Looks like you were right unfortunately.
I’ve always been afraid of caves, but I think I just found an even greater fear: being stuck in a submarine at the bottom of the ocean with no way back and no communication with the surface
Both Caves and Being stuck in a Sub are Both Scary Situations.
The thing imploded a day ago.. no problem
Agree! No way in hell I'm going in a 22 ft hotdog 2 miles below the sea!
@@donnalee1720 Me Neither.
And don't watch the 1989 film "The Abyss'
I'm always surprised at people willing to risk their lives for an adventure. I hope they can save them.
Not a chance.
Astronauts risk their lives when they go to the moon or Mars and they want to take people there
@The Terminator they've been going down there a lot over the last 35 years they're still conducting trips down there
@The Terminator and besides that's Oceangate they've been down to the Titanic 300 times
@il-be-back You're assuming they went straight down and hit the bottom. That would be the best-case scenario. More likely they were partially buoyant and floated hundreds of miles away with a current while they're all unconscious (from toxic fumes or lack of oxygen) or deceased.
The sub is capable of diving 13,120 ft and they were in water roughly 13,000 ft deep.....
That margin of safety seems a little close.
Way too close. They won't be found alive unfortunately.
I'm afraid that it all adds up to sudden catastrophic failure. I pray I am wrong.
I was thinking the same thing. And I hope I'm wrong too.
That was my conclusion as well. I suppose it would be instantaneous, less suffering. Why wouldn't there be a locator beacon on something that goes that deep? SMH.
The risks involved in this venture were ridiculous .... its so hard to believe the lack of contingencies ...
THE CUSTOMERS PAYED $250,000 TO A WATERY GRAVE. DAMN. THIS IS A CASE OF HAVING TOO MUCH MONEY AND TIME ON HAND.
Let them rip along with the titanic. You never ever wanna disrupt the titanic
Yeah! People should all be poor and doing nothing but working their asses off until they die! Screw ever having fun or taking risks!
PAID, not PAYED. Get spellcheck.
@@banksuvladimir lol, exactly bro. The audacity of people with the ability to seek adventure and joy is just rude.
and crew use 29,99 logitech F710 to control that sub ... ill not even use one for my everyday gaming on pc ... they suck so much as controller lol
I just watched a video about the Titan and apparently it has no GPS, communication is done by texting the ship above and it's operated by a game controller. Crazy for sure. My prayers for the occupants, that they make it back home safely.
Boy, that is so risky. Maybe GPS does not work down there. Sounds like such an amateur project sub.
@@mjremy2605 Yeah, no GPS down there. The documentary is called A Visit to the HMS Titanic and it was done by David Poque at CBS Morning. He took the trip last summer and I just saw a new upload with David Poque explaining what can go wrong and I think that was by The Independent,
I've heard that this sub had 6-7 different ways to surface, even without power. So if it's not on the surface, it probably suffered an implosion due to high pressure (maybe a leak?). It's terrible, but way better death than suffocating at the bottom of the ocean. If that's the case, it's almost impossible to find the wreckage.
Co2 would kill them before suffocating. They would pass out first. 5 people in a small space once oxygen gets low Co2 will go up eventually. Scrubbers won't work if powered by main power without back up. On Military boats they are Electric Hydraulic and Hand powered. Hardcover trade off is breathing heavier so using oxygen.
@Socks921are you 3 years old what the fuck are you talking about😭💀
@Socks921they been dead since noon today, the ship imploded child.
Go to sleep??? Ain’t no way in hell ima sleeping at a time like this
They are gone. The pressure and depth...unless they stumbled across something or someone that did not want them to alert authorities to their presence.
I really want them to be found alive, but that's probably not going to happen. What a terrible idea it was to do this.
It has multiple emergency ways of returning to the surface. I don't see this ending well.
Yeah. That sub had 5 backup systems to drop the ballast and return to the surface. It's highly unlikely that all 5 systems failed.
So this means only one sad thing. The sub imploded and sank to the ocean floor.
@@oldi184 What could go wrong to cause it to implode? I have no idea how these things work.
@kristinstrickland1038 pressure hull, sprung a leak because the water was too heavy.
@@kristinstrickland1038
Yeah. like Pragmatism said. It was something with the hull.
Perhaps some imperfections, micro-cracks, etc. If there was some micro-leak the hull lost its stability and collapsed.
At that depth - 2.3 miles the water outside the hull pushes with the force of 5500 pounds per sq. inch.
@@kristinstrickland1038 the pressure of the ocean from all sides
Unfortunately you can't communicate if you're dead which might be a clue to why there's a communication problem. This shouldn't have been a business. You can't think it makes any sense to tour a place like the bottom of a fucking ocean
It looks like the only way in or out of the spherical crew compartment is 'through the window' which is bolted from the outside. Given that communication was lost after about 100 minutes, they should have been around 2/3 of maximum depth (say 2500m, 8500 feet). If they did resurface after loosing communication, they can still be found. If they did not resurface, look for debris on the bottom...
The company makes you sign a liability waiver for good reason.
Yeah. Because the company knows how high risk and dangerous it us but the ticket price is just too juicy. "They're dead? Thats why they pay up front!"
@@michaelfisher7170 is
Here is the waiver they signed courtesy of the BBC: The submersible is an "experimental" vessel, "that has not been approved or certified by any regulatory body, and could result in physical injury, disability, emotional trauma or death."
@@Jaq365 Yep, the 'No Win No Fee' Ambulance Chasers.
It took them about 70 years to find the Titanic, but I'm sure 96 hours will be plenty for this tiny sub.
I'm thinking catastrophic failure. No signal, no surfacing.
96 hours from when they launched monday.
Do they have 96 hours worth of air? It may have had a hull crush event. Why is there no locator beacon on a sub that goes over 2 miles deep.
@@chriswegman738there is, but it's sonic and not working.
@@MrPolymers7 ways to make tbe sub float up .... 3 dont require electricity .
Thats a good tip to sleep or breathe slowly. Maybe if they have access to youtube down there they can see this tip
They need our prayers, we can all take 2 minutes to pray for a miracle
I understand your position, but it's been hours. It only takes 4 minutes without oxygen and you're done.
Prayer? Don’t you realize God is busy feeding the starving children in the worl…oh wait, 10,000 starve to death every 24 hours…along with 15,000 additional adults. Hmm. 🤔 Well, surely God’s got his hands full at the moment keeping the people he created and loves so dearly safe from horrible circumstances and…I’m sorry, what’s that?…oh yeah, 400,000 folks die from homicide each year.
Dang. 😐
Well, he must be doing something, right? Finding parking spots and lost keys for the faithful ain’t exactly a walk in the park I suppose. And he has all that gay marriage to hate…that must be very emotionally draining.
And wokeism! He’s got that to fight. I mean, no human knows what the hell it is…but we’re certain God hates it, so that takes a good chunk of his time.
🫤
Well. Uhhh. Hmph. 😕
Yeah. Those people in the submarine are screwed. 😔
@@juansolo1617 Less than a second if there has been a hull breach.
The audacity to explore the ocean is a relentless challenge, not only due to its immense pressure and hostile environment but also due to the elusive nature of its concealed treasures. While we launch sophisticated space missions to distant galaxies, equipped with advanced telescopes and cutting-edge technologies, our endeavors in the maritime world are hindered by the sheer inaccessibility of the depths.
James Cameron will find a way.
The more I hear about this, the more I feel that these search parties will not be able to find these people in time.
If they're at the Titanic they should be able to find them I don't even know if that's submersible make that far they could be somewhere else
Respect everything.
The Navy captain is a warrior. Intelligent, tough, calm, fast thinker, and a problem solver.
@@G.Freeman92 I believe you.😊
No doubt but thats zero help when crushed to death.
@@scotmandel6699 Well, yeah. But he's smart enough to say no way would he travel in a miniature, civilian built submarine.
Submarines once ….
@@TheSouthIsHot was it civilian built it was built by NASA
I mean you could say they got the full experience
Hopefully theyre found soon!
I think it imploded. I hope I am wrong.
You mean like Poppin a Zit?
@@815donalduck no implode not explode 😮
@@yogabee2222 You don't know whether Yabba Dabba implodes or explodes his zits. He might very well be an extraterrestrial lifeform wanting to partake in this earthly discussion.
Seriously, This vessel sounds like a horrible horrible idea. Why the hell was this thing ever cleared to be seaworthy?
We've no right being down there it should be banned
It is a grave nothing more nothing less
Something has to be said about a person, getting into somethibg some 22 feet long, dropping over 2 miles into the ocean, and no rescue crews/ships/cables RIGHT THERE. They dont even have a float/bouy/marker attached so someone/anyone/anything can see a dayglow float transmitting gps coordinates. Im hoping all is going to be ok. I know it sounds horrible to me, I want nothing to do with any water i can't see my feet!
Makes absolutely no sense whatsoever
🤦🏼♂️
Ill watch it on CZcams
@jimhenry3383
It's 1am and I've read a 2 hr old update and nothing found still. I'll flat have nightmares. This is terrible. Hope they get up ok, get those ^#%$&# who blew the Russian pipeline there and save these people. We'll call them goobers later.
@@semlohde1 something doesn't smell right 🤷♂️
He brought up an important point.. improper and uneven seqence of torq down on the hatch bolts would spell doom.. with the immense pressure that acts upon every thing.. scary scary.. hope they will make 🙏 it.
If it was that, it would have imploded. That would actually be the least suffering.
@@chriswegman738that is what the professionals are saying. Because it is way more likely a very tiny hairline fracture caused it to implode.
Some of the theories in here are gross.
That would explain a sudden stop. And that none of these other conditions for alerting the surface have happened because everyone is instantly dead
Even if they find it they have no way to get down to it. No way your pulling that thing up or getting down to it.
Who knows what the US Navy has?
They have unmanned drones that could probably tether down there and snag it IF they can find that and big IF.
I doubt Navy submarines can go down to a depth of 2 miles. No way.
DSRV
You can totally lift a ten ton sub with what we have now. Hell, the cia lifted part of an exploded soviet submarine in the 70s or 80s
The tourists doing work 😳
YOUR MOTHER DOING WORK LMMAAOOO
@@terrorreign7793 I’m with your mother
Cyclic composite hull fatigue, Implosion likely occurred at 10,000 ft-11,000 ft depth during descent.
Yup
Indeed.
Well doesn’t that depend on how many cycles the hull has had? I mean, I can understand fatigue if it’s 20 years old and 100,000 cycles, but it probably doesn’t t have a 1/100th that much time or cycles
@@cuttersgoose it was a Russian made piece if I understand correctly. Wonder if they kept real #s on its hours and dives..........were they upfront with the buyers. Did they care
@@cuttersgoose this was carbon fiber. Others are machined from blocks of titanium which have more flex and forgiveness. Once carbon cracks, it fails catastrophically......and at 8,000 feet, poof!
I can understand a good adventure BUT, putting your life on the line, with the mechanical issues that is has, is crazy to think people still get on board. What happened to safety First? Hope it is found.
You’re not wrong at all putting it that way, Tyme! 🤷♀️
@@KasThinks It sends an unmanned submersible with video cameras to the Titantic wreckage.
Can the robot pull it up?Any word on the robot Has it reached depth yet?😮
My question is why was the topside not painted a more visible colour? Surely it should be orange to allow it to be spotted during an emergency surface?
Should be a retrieval sub worked on first and tested. The only way now is you would have to connect it with a claw to a wire and than lift with a ship above at correct speeds. Also the private sub company should of tested in shallower waters for a few years before going 2.5miles deep.
You will never catch me in a mini sub, ABSOLUTELY NOT !
The worst part is feeling regret and can’t even tell your family goodbye. It’s almost like being on the titanic itself 😞
The aliens captured the vessel
Tell me, when are your balls expected to drop.
You could right 👍
It’s going to be very difficult to hook up to that thing on the bottom of the ocean 3.8 km down because when they ran the tables across the ocean they had a hell of a time dealing with those long cables
Not necessary. Just attach an inflatable device and fill it with air
Bet they are recording videos on thier phones about thier last life.. not sure if the phone will even survive if they took in water..
250k$ ticket to see the titanic to be part of it 😲
This captain is a legend!
Really? He doesn’t know what the capability of this ship is but he knows it’s not the same capability of a 2 billion dollar nuke sub. No shit Sherlock 😂
You serious? 5 people trapped 2.5 miles down on the ocean floor, 4 days supply of oxygen, he suggests one person bangs on the submarine hull while the other 4 try getting some sleep.
@@mikeomolt4485they're not trapped. They lost communication halfway down. Probably sprung a leak and were dead within seconds that deep. Were roughly 6000ft down
@@user-dd1bb4tw4r They're still trapped, even if they're no longer alive. They can't get out, there's no one on the scene with the tools to get them out. The tourists, the bodies, are trapped inside the submarine.
@mikeomolt4485 well when you have to bolt the submarine shut yeah they're trapped but there's probably nothing left of the bodies. At that deabt you're dead 10 different ways in an instant if you have a hull breach
They can’t use that 2 billion military sub for rescue?
The best case scenario here is that everything on the sub broke or short circuited, but the CO2 scrubbers and the O2 supply is magically still working..... the Navy defy the odds and find them, they magically get a rescue force to the location 800 miles off the coast, whip together a rescue plan and zip them up to the surface in a few hours.
Stuff like this might happen in the movies, but in real life not so much.
There is always hope, but this one is a bit of a reach.
Let be real... the second contact was lost they were all dead.
They went to say hi to Jack but now it looks like they will have to spend the rest of their lives with Jack
Very wise advice. I’m certain the owner of the craft doesn’t know this
Ironic. Titanic was thought to be incapable of sinking, not enough life boats and the dangers of hubris. Hope history isn't repeating itself and there I a sussessful rescue. Maybe it's time to leave The Titanic alone.
Are there any remote cabled ROV that are rated down to that depth, feed visual back to the surface and connect a cable to it ?
There are indeed...question is....why aren´t they talking about it?
@@JoaoSilva22222 my guess is the navy heard it when the implosion happened
I really really hope they can be found safe.
How on earth was that thing allowed to go down without some sort of safety line or gps or anything for emergencies 🙈
gps under water hmmm it is not working
condolence to the family, lost in the middle of ocean.
whether you want to admit it or not, if desperation kicks in at their lowest point primal instinct may kick in and they'll contemplate killing off the weakest in order to preserve more oxygen for themselves. Hopefully they get rescued before then.
May GOD help the trap people to guide the rescuers to find them in time.
YOUD think they would have a Line attached for safety
Why wouldn’t they already have some time of winch attached to it in case this scenario
Us:🥺😭😳
Netflix: ✍🏾
The fact that they already died is crazy
This is tragic for each one of them anyway but why did they take with them ε 19 years old kid!!! They knew the danger he is too young to understand... This is soooo sad!!!!!! They should not have taken him with them!!!!!NOOOOOOO!!! Prey and hope they will be found soon 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢❤
I think he wanted to be with his dad
I hope I’m wrong but I believe they are already gone
A prehistoric Shark that is huge took a bite or swallowed it..very sad situation.
LOL I was wondering, too... but those super large sharks are usually spotted in the Mariana Trench.
They’re dead. They likely won’t even find it for some time I predict weeks to months. At least it was a quick death.
Yeah only pieces of it.
These submersibles should come with a attached buoy type device fitted with a locator thats capable of rising to the surface...even if it too hours to get to the surface at least it could be located..not sure how or if it could work?
Sure with 12000 feet of rope. Sounds practical.
Most Russian and Soviet designed subs have just that. In their case, they often have to be welded shut do to fear of premature popping during operations but the concept is the same. A Buoy which goes to the surface at the rough location of the sub.
It has multiple ways to come to the surface if all powers lost
It’s not cool that the news is pretending there is a chance of rescue
Ive watched a documentary from a guy who went on these expedition with this sub, and they lost communication in his video as well, they had to abort, then regained signal and went down anyways. at the bottom, their light system was unstable and was flickering and dimming. It didn't look very safe. Their protocol is that anything goes wrong they immediately abort. They should have been back to the surface a long time ago. Even if they make it to the surface, they are locked in the sub, it can only be opened from the outside.
its a searcha nd recovery mission at this point
@@randomrazr yep looks like it.
Yes, not a legitimate operation at all! Has one button, controlled with a Nintendo controller, communication via text message, and bolted in from the outside. Here is the waiver they signed: the submersible is an "experimental" vessel, "that has not been approved or certified by any regulatory body, and could result in physical injury, disability, emotional trauma or death." Someone commented that the CEO is actually on board, and if that is true, it only seems fair.
Name of the documentary please
@@SuperFinGuy czcams.com/video/RAncVNaw5N0/video.html
Imagine working hard all your life to become a billionaire and ending up lost under deep sea.
Clearly didn't work as hard as you would assume. Probably got away with exploitation of others for years and figured out they were invincible.
Only thing that would account for no communication, no abilities to get to the surface again would by a total power failure... A dead battery in a series hookup of batteries. Seawater leaking in , shorting the batteries or a lithium battery fire. No power ...nothing works, no lights, pumps , gauges, air circulation...warmth...
not good
Ive found dummies in CIC forgot to hit the ON switch or key handsets when screaming about NO COMMS!, so who knows????
One other report said it had several ways to surface, ie mechanical weight drops, pressurized air for ballast tanks, propellers (needs power), releasable balloons with cable to pull it up. None of them activated. That's a really bad sign that the crew was unable to do anything. Ie a leak or implosion. 6300PSI outside pressure, not as high as a waterjet (50,000PSI) but still, a pinhole will be impossible to stop up.
............the Titan imploded. Call Robert Ballard,.....if he could find the Titanic,...he'll find the Titan,...(or what's left of it)
Not again.
@@815donalduck I think either it was power failure, or the sub cabin filled with C02, meaning no oxygen. This scenario happened to Robert Ballard while the Navy sub they were in was on a dive to a lost Guadal Canal shipwreck,.........however, they were able to return to the surface with backup oxygen. Even if the sub was found, they'll have long run out of time and air. I say it either lost power, or a mechanical failure,...................either way, they are too far down to be saved. I say that the occupants inside are dead by now.
This guy doesn't seem to know what he's speaking about. The rescue mission he talking about isn't as simple as he is explaining.
Rich people and their toys. They're doomed. Just saying.
I hope they’re OK and who’s going to pay the enormous bill? The problem is I’ve got basically three days to get them hooked up and bring them to the top if they’re stuck in the bottom, which is highly improbable unless they’re stuck may be partway down.
My understanding is the sub is not tethered, so it's either going up, or going down, and as the hull gets smaller with increasing pressure, it's probably going down. It might even bury itself in the mud.
@@briggsquantum I was just thinking that
Nope, I have no interest in being in the Waters like that, I can only imagine being Alive and Stuck in Fear in Close quarters Not Knowing if Will br Saved Soon.
I don't understand why people risk their lives by shit like this
Does anyone think that they are still alive down their or no?? Imagine they are all still alive panicking right now waiting for help.. very sad
Definitely not alive. RIP
How did the MARITIME COASTGUARD ASSOCIATION license this group?
They supposedly have 96 Hours of vital services, but its a Prototype so one can hope. As long as O2 stays in and water stays out its good.
And after 96 hours and No help they Won't Good No more. Time is Running Out
96 hrs in ideal conditions....
@@Patrick_0n They have Until Wenesday before they Run Out of Oxygen. 👀
96 hours from when it first left...
@@schao7555ideal conditions, people freaking out and hyperventilating, way less probably
If they live, you better make em pay the rescue mission bill.
Oh I’m sure the folks on the ship can very much afford that
I just want to say, i never really knew about News Nation before the ufo whistleblower... your coverage of the missing sub is amazing. I just keep feeling its a too good to be true and im willingly being distracted... im not complaining tho; distract me with more cool ish
Wonder what will happen to this company
I just hope that the people onboard, if submerged, are smart enough to tap on the hull for the sonar since this group is so arrogant and poorly engineered that they failed to equip the sub with an EPIRB, marker dye, or anything else. There is no excuse for janky engineering on a submarine unless you are exploring your backyard pool. The USCG is a part of DHS and they need the sub-hunters from the Navy to locate this vessel if it is submerged.
It's Oceangate that's conducting the trips down there or should I ain't got about 300. So their experience Daddy
I just can’t believe in 2023 people want to view a sunken ship 🚢 in the mud , split in two with little a light.
Think !!! Is this worth it? Do I really need to see this?
Unfortunately, they are definitely asleep, captain, but genuinely condolences to all of them and their families.
How much did each passenger pay to go on this trip to the bottom of the ocean?
250k
No -- you're not discussing the Titanic. You're discussing an unsafe and irresponsible submersible
they better be found soon. let a miracle happen to find it fast
I'm sorry for the families.
It was not a smart trip to take.
They'll want to retrieve the bodies for closure...
And also proof of death for that fat inheritance.
@@terrymcconnell5930 If people did not explore or take risks with their lives where would we be in the realms of science and knowledge ? Personally you would never get me in that thing in or out of the water.
It is 800 or 900 miles off the US, Cape Cod I think, as they say here. They fail to mention that it is 400 miles off Newfoundland in Canada, where they originally departed.
The Titanic departed from Southampton UK and was travelling to New York City. The majority of people watching this program are American, so they reference US landmarks. Most Americans don't even know about the Maritimes in Canada. My friend from LA thought that Nova Scotia was its own country near Greenland LOL.
Sandra, what is your point? I think I know what it is but I want you to say it.
@@lyniereese1150 you put some respect in your comment when addressing Americans. We’ll decide how much we don’t know about something.
@@tcgreen11 Hahaha funny!
@@lyniereese1150 That is a valid point. I'm Canadian and our Grade 8 Geography was a whole year of studying the US. Had to know all the states, capitals, etc. When I lived in Boston and told someone I was from Nova Scotia, they asked me what state that was in. So I'm guessing that Canadian geography was not a course in the American curriculum...
Qustion to ask is "Did the company have any back up plan in case of emergency" ?
God i hope they find theases people. Alive.
The sheer effrontery of man disrespecting an oceanic graveyard of the Titanic's victims is chilling. Just the fact that five people trapped into a tube running out of oxygen is distressing. He doesn't mention the obvious that someone has to go number two...how can you even endure the smell in a confined vessel.
They had a shitter but it's still disgusting
now they're sleepin with the fishies
Fish food.
A magnetic connection could work.
They wish now they designed in the Magsafe. Seriously I researched extensive on the design of Titan, and the company provide very little on the failsafe system. The pilot navigate the vessel with a wireless modified Playstation control which the founder threw around. They communicate with the surface vessel with text message via sonar. I suspect the sub lost power and it does not appear to me there is much safeguard against catastrophic loss of power as it rely heavily on fancy electronics and controls.
Doom indeed Captain, Doom indeed!
New fear unlocked
I’m not spending my last few hours asleep bro
250k for a slow death to drowning. Awesome, so worth. 5 star yelp review
worst nightmare