Titanic tourist sub missing

[sim667]

What would happen to a human body in an implosion at that depth?

Its not exactly the same, but if you want an idea of what extreme barotrauma does to a body then this is a read for you.

Deep sea divers' blood boiled in seconds as bodies explode in grisly disaster

The harrowing Byford Dolphin accident of 1983 saw five men lose their lives in the most horrifying way 508ft below the surface of the North Sea when a compression mechanism malfunctioned, causing their bodies to explode instantly.

www.dailyrecord.co.uk

I've seen pictures of this kind of incident, not recommended viewing.

 

[Ax^]

Calling 26 more pages, 1 calling someone a cunt, and a one day ban towards the end.

tbf just getting rid of stalker one was a result even if it was a post in another thread

 

[BigMoaner]

The thought of something similar at 36,000 feet and then being alive as you plummet to the ground over some minutes isn't very appealing either tbh.

Horrendous init. Urgh.

 

[BigMoaner]

Its not exactly the same, but if you want an idea of what extreme barotrauma does to a body then this is a read for you.

Deep sea divers' blood boiled in seconds as bodies explode in grisly disaster

The harrowing Byford Dolphin accident of 1983 saw five men lose their lives in the most horrifying way 508ft below the surface of the North Sea when a compression mechanism malfunctioned, causing their bodies to explode instantly.

www.dailyrecord.co.uk

I've seen pictures of this kind of incident, not recommended viewing.

Cos of the weight of the water on them right? Science.

Genuine question

 

[LDC]

I hate being on a plane tbh, flying metal tubes of death hurtling through the sky. But at least they have decent safety checks.

 

[BigMoaner]

Everyone goes on about pressure
Pressure this pressure that. Is that another way of saying millions of tons of water above you crushing your body?

Science

 

[AverageJoe]

I hate being on a plane tbh, flying metal tubes of death hurtling through the sky. But at least they have decent safety checks.

I think you mean toobs

 

[tommers]

Horrendous init. Urgh.

You'd freeze at that altitude wouldn't you? Sub anyway. Instantaneous, you wouldnt know anything about it.

 

[sim667]

Cos of the weight of the water on them right? Science.

Genuine question

In the instance in the article, they decompressed, fluids boil and material expands......

In the instance of the sub material implodes or crushes instantly, any air space in the body collapses, blood vessels collapse, I think effectively you end up in a very small crumpled bloody mess.

 

[BigMoaner]

The more I read about the more angry I get at the silly fuckers behind it. Pure negligence, arrogance.

I'm sure theyre the types who say shot burglers deserve it (a view I sometimes have sympathy with). Well chaps you played with fire too and look what happened...

 

[Shippou-Sensei]

oh man

Byford Dolphin - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[TopCat]

Laxatives work better than a spoon.

If the shit is impacted, a sundae spoon is often employed by GP’s.

 

[Shippou-Sensei]

Its not exactly the same, but if you want an idea of what extreme barotrauma does to a body then this is a read for you.

Deep sea divers' blood boiled in seconds as bodies explode in grisly disaster

The harrowing Byford Dolphin accident of 1983 saw five men lose their lives in the most horrifying way 508ft below the surface of the North Sea when a compression mechanism malfunctioned, causing their bodies to explode instantly.

www.dailyrecord.co.uk

I've seen pictures of this kind of incident, not recommended viewing.

beat me to it

 

[two sheds]

And OceanGate's idiot CEO still cheaped out on it!



Turns out that money only gives you power in the human world, not necessarily over nature. If I were designing a submersible craft for carrying civilian tourists, I'd spare no expense. But maybe that's because I don't have whatever brain-rot it is that afflicts the obscenely wealthy.

Where's the profit margin in that?

 

[Artaxerxes]

I hate being on a plane tbh, flying metal tubes of death hurtling through the sky. But at least they have decent safety checks.

Love planes, hate airports, hate plane seating.

I've a 20 hour flight in September and I dread what it's going to do my knees

 

[Shippou-Sensei]

You bust a lung quite easily coming up wrong from just a few meters down.

 

[weltweit]

Sorry for the loss of life

Angry that the vehicle could have been poorly designed and built for its purpose

The operator seems to have cut corners

Not happy about the resources used to look for them compared to the loss of life in the recent migrants boat sinking but then the migrants weren't established .. in the broad sense of the word - not right

I haven't enjoyed the posts celebrating the demise of rich cunts .. as I said earlier, unedifying

 

[sim667]

You bust a lung quite easily coming up wrong from just a few meters down

When I first took up diving one of the things they always drilled into us was never hold your breath for this reason, ripped lungs are pretty nasty.

 

[tim]

Plane because while the sub is quicker I might leave a body to actually identify in a plane crash

I wouldn't want my next of kin to have to identify me after I'd been in a plane crash. She makes too many insulting comments about my appearance as it currently is.

 

[redcogs]

If the shit is impacted, a sundae spoon is often employed by GP’s.

we cannot get any Sundae appointments here in the frozen north, let alone Monday to Saturday

 

[planetgeli]

I'm not understanding why the craft would have imploded or collapsed when it was designed to withstand pressure of the type it was operating at when it was lost.

It wasn't. One part at least had only been certified to 1300m. They were at 3300m

5th time unlucky.

 

[Magnus McGinty]

Its not exactly the same, but if you want an idea of what extreme barotrauma does to a body then this is a read for you.

Deep sea divers' blood boiled in seconds as bodies explode in grisly disaster

The harrowing Byford Dolphin accident of 1983 saw five men lose their lives in the most horrifying way 508ft below the surface of the North Sea when a compression mechanism malfunctioned, causing their bodies to explode instantly.

www.dailyrecord.co.uk

I've seen pictures of this kind of incident, not recommended viewing.

And this was 500 ft down. Nowhere near where these idiots were heading.

 

[WouldBe]

Everyone goes on about pressure
Pressure this pressure that. Is that another way of saying millions of tons of water above you crushing your body?

Science

Yes

 

[NoXion]

Where's the profit margin in that?

The funny thing is that even with all their corner-cutting and by charging the prices they were, OceanGate were still losing money. Whereas a properly designed tourism submarine might perhaps break even one day, you'll never do that with a piece of shit tin can that implodes after a handful of trips.

 

[farmerbarleymow]

Its not exactly the same, but if you want an idea of what extreme barotrauma does to a body then this is a read for you.

Deep sea divers' blood boiled in seconds as bodies explode in grisly disaster

The harrowing Byford Dolphin accident of 1983 saw five men lose their lives in the most horrifying way 508ft below the surface of the North Sea when a compression mechanism malfunctioned, causing their bodies to explode instantly.

www.dailyrecord.co.uk

I've seen pictures of this kind of incident, not recommended viewing.

Jesus, that sounds bad. Can only hope the fate that befell those by the titanic was much quicker and hopefully they didn't know what'd hit them.

 

[Magnus McGinty]

Jesus, that sounds bad. Can only hope the fate that befell those by the titanic was much quicker and hopefully they didn't know what'd hit them.

Instant?

 

[Shippou-Sensei]

Instant?

And about 3km of water

 

[Raheem]

What would people rather, plane crash or this?

Who's on board the plane?

 

[Tanya1982]

I wouldn't want my next of kin to have to identify me after I'd been in a plane crash. She's makes too many insulting comments about appearance as it currently is.

Oh. Do it back. There’s no chance I’d hang around with someone who insulted my appearance. I’d consider that the end of the road.

 

[SpookyFrank]

The thought of something similar at 36,000 feet and then being alive as you plummet to the ground over some minutes isn't very appealing either tbh.

You might have time to say goodbye to people.