Now that the dust has settled, what went wrong?

>>508097344 (OP)
it imploded

>>508097344 (OP)
everything

>>508097344 (OP)
Dumb ass white hating idiot thought he was an engineer

>>508097448
That's just what we've been told to believe.
>it survived
>Atlantis is real
>they are living among the Merfolk right now

>>508097344 (OP)
there was no dust, it happened underwater

>>508097344 (OP)
over-confident dipshit convinced brainless moneybags to give $$$

People are saying it was the shape of the diving vessel being a pill. Pill subs aren't rated to dive that deep. The only shit that dives that deep is circular submarines.

>>508097566
Now that the plankton has settled, what went wrong?

It's symbolic of you chuds who think you can vote in engineering reality; vote for solar powered electric cars.
The stupid fucks who believe that are gonna end up getting a Darwin award for their whole country.

>>508097344 (OP)
>Now that the dust has settled

I have a conspiracy that a whale was having sex with his sub and it breached the hull, causing him to look like an idiot.

>>508097344 (OP)
The inside became outside

>>508097344 (OP)

>>508097344 (OP)
A wave hit it.

>>508097587
This is so true. There was some childless, 50-something Mexican woman who was one of the first to go down to the site in that hunk of junk. She spent hundreds of thousands of dollars to just go down there and cry the entire time because muh emotions. She could of saved that money and watched "Titanic" instead to cry when Jack couldn't hold on any longer.

>>508097913
A wave? Underwater?

theres no secret. the guy who built it was a sociopath who was smarter than everyone who tried to give advice. eventually he payed the ultimate price for it. at least he died with his trash it would be worse for humanity if that fag was still alive

>>508097654
This post was sponsored by the gasoline producers of America.
https://youtu.be/0wjyaF8ut_E

time to post this again, with courtesy from austria
https://files.catbox.moe/6jnuao.mp4
p.s.: real carbon cracking sounds have been used to make this

>>508097344 (OP)
Water pressure got that gorilla grip after a certain depth, this really isn't difficult. Life isn't video games, a lot of people die trying to be the main character

>>508098024
also, the explosion sound at the end is the actual recorded explosion blip from the incident

>>508097615
The shape was fine for the operational depth, the carbon fiber just delaminated after repeated dives as every expert told them it would

Not using tungsten steel

>>508097344 (OP)
In hindsight, going to the bottom of the ocean in a reused carbon fiber tube with glued on steel endcaps is a bad idea

>>508097791
Kek

>>508098024
>>508098179
How is spotify still playing the ost post-implosion tho?

american engineering

>>508098323
they blew all their budget on a really good underwater hi-fi setup

>>508097344 (OP)
>>508097448
so nobody can answer how a ship and fine china can maintain their shapes with 10 tons of water PER SQUARE INCH bearing down on them aside from literally telling me to trust the science

>>508097344 (OP)
>Now that the dust has settled, what went wrong?

Are you serious?

They've improvised a submarine... and dived in 5 km

At 5km... that's about 500 atmospheres of pressure... it's enough to compress you into a diamond

they improvised a fucking submarine.... FOR FUCKS SAKE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! LOOK AT ITS!!! IT DOESN'T EVEN LOOK TAHT WELL MADE.

I even refuse to think this is a real happening.. just because it's so stupid... but if it IS real... then it's nothing short of a suicide by stupidity.... Gold Trophy in terms of Darwin award

>>508097951
Yea, it’s quite unusual. That’s not supposed to happen.

>>508097538
We're through the looking glass, people.

>>508097344 (OP)
those rivets are def suss and no jb weld or bondo anywhere frfr no cap

James Cameron sabotaged the vessel. The Titanic is his turf and he doesn't take kindly to strangers or tourists

>>508097344 (OP)
Apparently vibes aren't a replacement for qualified engineers.

>>508097344 (OP)
Was it ever confirmed if they knew that there was a problem prior to implosion and they were trying to resurface? I haven't really kept up with recent developments

Not enough old white men on the engineering team

>>508098552
>how a ship and fine china can maintain their shapes with 10 tons of water PER SQUARE INCH
the pressure is equalized inside and outside the ship. the china has no interior space to collapse into

boomers

>>508097344 (OP)
Never forget picrel

>>508097944
>could of

>>508097344 (OP)
A socioeconomic system that allows for the people that died to even exist

>>508097344 (OP)
it hit an ice berg...

>>508097344 (OP)
psycho boomer owner couldn't accept reality and churned through talent trying to make an unworkable design work.

>>508099073
The memes from those few days were awesome and got everyone’s mind off Russia/Ukraine

>>508099222
this
>also checked

>>508099289

>>508099212
badum tss!

>>508097566
>now that the red cloud of pulverized flesh and bone has settled

Watch the video in their dirty warehouse where one of them uses the term "close enough". These guys were clearly in over their heads the whole way through.

using a material with tensile strength for compressive purposes like a fucking retard

>>508097344 (OP)
Nothing.No bodies were found cause they were teleported Into another dimension

>>508097344 (OP)
>what went wrong?
too much money wasted looking for them

>>508097344 (OP)
he should have used a ps5 controller

>>508097485
He had a bachelor in engineering.

I suspect he was one of those midwits who can clear exams without ever really understand the subject in any meaningful way.

It is apparent a woven material, such as carbon fibre can resist water molecules especially under high pressure.

Basically if you understand what carbon fibre is, and what water is, then you’d realize this was a dead idea in the first idea.

However midwits never really understand anything. They can beat test and do the social game? But they fundamentally don’t understand anything

>>508098552
Imagine being a billionaire and you use your funds to kill yourself

>>508097344 (OP)

Stockton Rush's adherence to the "Russian school of leadership", known for the promotion of such values as

-unbridled arrogance
-systemic dishonesty
-cutting corners (frequently in the dumbest way possible)
-deceit of others
-self-deceit
-willful denial of reality
-recruitment practices that placed emphasis on social standing rather than expertise
-criminal disregard for individual safety
-disregard for international and long-establish rules and regulations, both formal and informal
-organizational culture of ass-kissing where you are not allowed to give your superiors a reality check or give them "No" for an answer, and you find yourself without a job (or your life) if you dare to do so
-almost certainly massive levels of graft where everyone was stealing from the pot

Along with the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the leadup to and subsequent handling of the Chernobyl disaster, and Disney's downward spiral 2010, OceanGate should be meticulously studied in every leadership school on this planet as key example of what NOT to do. Hell, they should be studied by every Sunday Bible school since there's dozens of verses from the Old and New Testament that warn about the consequences of this behavior.

>>508097344 (OP)
Idiot ceo ignored all the engineers that said it was a bad idea and found out.

>>508100460
>He had a bachelor in engineering.
same

>I suspect he was one of those midwits who can clear exams without ever really understand the subject in any meaningful way.
same. I got a 3.9 in undergad. Idk shit ahout mechanical engineering.

>>508097344 (OP)
They were a bunch of bored richfags. They literally had everything in life, so they had to do some crazy shit like this

>>508097344 (OP)

Nothing. Dumb rich cunts pulverised into an ocean smoothie. Job's a goodun.

One of the richest Pakistanis and son were on board. He was connected to the WEF.
Why did it seem like some kind of globohomo ritual? One of the richest men (John Jacob Astor), who opposed the creation of the Fed, died in the "Titanic" accident.

Stockton Rush was an arrogant guy who had been warned by many people that carbon fiber loses structural integrity from repeated use and stress. He thought he was smarter than them and used his death trap one too many times

>>508098251

Obviously not fine. If it was a ball you have straight compressive forces pointed at the center of the ball. The force comes on the same for the whole surface. The pill is going to deflect in the middle and the titanium end caps are not going to move. Where the ball only has compressive forces, the pill sees compression, tension, shear, etc. Metal can deflect and return which is all known in all pressures, temperatures and shapes. Carbon fibre is long strands bonded together creating incredible strength - fabulous for weight savings, where it did not matter.

He had to go 'new science, new ideas' to raise money. He then got into a trap with money and ego on one side and failure and defeat on the other. He always explained it as a band of rogue adventurers. You can play that card when it is 1400s and you are sailing a boat into the abyss. Unfortunately we just know too much to take stupid chances on science that has been settled for a long time.

>>508097344 (OP)
Their entire design&operating philosophy was "safety is for pussies, real pioneers take risks" and their hiring ideology was "old white men out, young non-whites in".
Literally asking for it

>>508100460
These kind aren't woven but spun in an axial coil with a single continuous filament per layer, and the space between filled with a resin, epoxy usually
In tension, they performs well, COPV tanks are used widely
In compression from external pressure, buckling becomes possible, and the buckling resistance for thin walls is proportional to the cube of thickness. As layers of any fiber conposite delaminate from one another from repetitive pressure cycling, they can buckle independently of one another. The buckling load drops with a cubic function down to the strength of a single layer.
Any liquid or gas could destroy it just as well with a similar loading cycle, not just water
They do sometimes use glass fiber epoxy composites for vacuum chambers, but a much smaller pressure differential there

>>508097344 (OP)
Funny enough I watched those hearings about it where the engineers went in great detail that was released a few weeks ago I think? Basically what they said was that the glue in between the carbon fiber layers delaminated. Something along those lines. They also said there were micro fractures and cracking happening several dives before the one that killed them all. He had already been risking death 5 to 7 times before the one that killed him.

>>508100817
Kek. Big brain anon over here

>>508097344 (OP)
well.. the front fell off

>>508098179
>the explosion sound at the end is the actual recorded explosion blip from the incident
sauce? where can I see more

>>508100817
You gave me an anne frank fetish and I'm not even mad

>>508097344 (OP)
It was a poorly engineered piece of shit. It's a miracle it managed to make a few trips without imploding right away.

>>508097344 (OP)
I mean they named it Ocean gate, when you put gate in a name it means something will go wrong

>>508102359
That was the company.
They named the submarine Titan, after the Titanic.
Literally asking for karmic retribution.

>>508097344 (OP)

>>508098179
>>508101935
they just release a clip like last month of Stockton's wife on the computer texting the submersible

you can then clearly hear the sound of the implosion OUTSIDE ABOVE THE WATER and she's like "wtf was that"

a text from the submersible came in moments later, they said they were dropping weights

but the text arrivedAFTER sub imploded

it's a crazy clip because you can hear the actual implosion, not just some sonar sound that they released last year

>>508104271
Only thing I really want to know is if they dropped weights in response to something that Stockton noticed, perhaps some type of weird cracking sounds (which was already typical during each dive) , but I guess the ocean may keep that secret forever.

>>508104498
the report is due to be released soon. my guess is we'll find out then.

Using high tech hull components that fatigue with use and being too cheap and greedy to replace them after a certain number of trips led to this incident...They had the money so there is no excuse especially with the ridiculous amount they charged passengers who seemingly had a death wish... All that money paid to be sitting on the floor of a glorified water heater tank and seeing the Titanic wreckage though one tiny porthole seems like sheer nonsense and a huge waste of cash....

>>508104271
the NOAA picked up a really scary sound from the implosion

https://www.dvidshub.net/video/951839/titan-submersible-coast-guard-marine-board-investigation-releases-audio-recording

>>508103553
kek

>>508097344 (OP)
If you've ever owned anything carbon fiber you wouldn't trust the stupid thing.
Aircraft requires an autistic level of inspection for the layup and maintenance/repair.

>>508098552
The china cup is filled with water as is the ship you absolute imbecile.

>>508105914
its kind of surprising how few people understand the concept of pressure differential. most people think the bottom of the ocean is like a black hole that compacts everything into nothingness.

>>508097344 (OP)
new netflix documentary is good
basically the CEO was a major dick and got what was coming to him

Threads were fun

>>508100817
>arrogant Jew with fake Anglo name fucks up
>memeflag appears to make it about Russia
lel

>>508098251
>The shape was fine for the operational depth, the carbon fiber just delaminated after repeated dives as every expert told them it would
It delaminated because Stockton thought it would be smart to sand the bumps in the carbon fiber layers smooth.

>>508106470

>>508097344 (OP)
The game controller had cheese in the buttons.

>>508097344 (OP)
Carbon fiber on its 50-something dive

>>508097344 (OP)
they used ryobi tools

A CEO ignored his experts and was suicidal and wanted to die at the titanic. He ignored warnings all over.

>>508097344 (OP)
Rapid unplanned decompression.

>>508100672
thats the point, he wasn't a billionaire. He was an old money inheriting grifter trying to make a name for himself. Ultimately he wanted his name associated with the Titanic any way possible.

>>508100817
He was a perfect example of surrounding ones self with yes-men instead of challenging conflicting opinion/fact to push back.

Funniest thing was the blonde roastie and even the accountant jumping ship when he wanted them to pilot it

>>508107866
That's a DeWalt.

>>508100873
I dont think he honestly cared because he wanted to die there.

>>508101413
>their hiring ideology was "old white men out, young non-whites in"
I just watched the doc about it on netflix and their employees were 95% white people. Stockton Rush was a retard that just fired anyone who told him it was a bad idea.

>>508098024

>>508108429
no its a ryobi you dumb nigger

>>508097344 (OP)
This one is actually capitalism's fault. Any sane country would not have allowed someone to scam people into diving to their deaths with absolutely no oversight.

>>508109082
even worse, rush was such a jew that its probably from ali express or temu

>>508106470
I miss the memes so much, anons

>>508097344 (OP)
Screwing used handles from a jeep and tv bracket directly into the hull by the CEO himself with a ryobi drill

>>508097344 (OP)
a large squid crushed them

>>508097344 (OP)
Shit design that ignored basic physics.

At least it's a quick way to go.

>>508109939
Actually it was a huge crack that happened in test Dive 80 that they never checked and then left it outside in the cold all winter to get wider and more deadly, The HBO documentary is much better than the Netflix one for that detail.

>>508110136
Physics are for old white men.

>>508110224
the outside bits didnt shatter, they were already equalized, the inside bits turned to mush though.

>>508097344 (OP)
Ceaped out and didn't get windows ltsc.
Updated during decent

>>508097344 (OP)
unironically, weak welds and incapable of pressurizing the cabin to assist as you go deeper.

>>508097344 (OP)
The front fell off

>>508098552
You trying to say water pressure is fake? you can test it out your self with a balloon and a pool. Take the balloon down 6ft and it will get smaller

it is one hell of an advertisement for the pen company though. Stockton's sleeve had a pen in it that survived the implosion.

They found stickers and business cards in it still as well.

>>508097344 (OP)

This was a Jew occult ritual to see if reality still likes them. Carbon is cloth. That's why Jews.

fym "now the dust has settled" it was 2 years ago

>>508108193
Yeah, but of all the things you could do, collect sports cars, watches, anything

You choose this, fucking deserved

>>508097344 (OP)
They used carbon fiber for the body instead of steel or titanium

>>508110749
Newfag spotted.

it was the best of times, it was the worst of times.

>>508098970
It seems it imploded suddenly with little to no warning early into the descent. Maybe had a split second of sensing something was wrong before instantaneous death. Unfortunate, I'd have preferred them all sitting on the sea floor in pitch darkness and utter despair and anguish as they slowly died.

why did he do it?

>>508110224
Doesn't this imply that the entire thing withstood that much pressure before breaking in other ways? I bet it was slower because it cracked much earlier than people think.

>>508110662
the pens, business cards, and stickers put the 9/11 passport truthers on suicide watch. was funny to see.

>>508106336
>most people think the bottom of the ocean is like a black hole that compacts everything into nothingness.
but it is?

>>508110899
the people inside got hit with 40,000,000 tons of water from every direction. it was an incomprehensibly fast death.
if there was say, a pinhole (very unlikely) through which water leaked, the stream would be able to slice your limbs off and/or punch right through you like youre not even there

Because he did it for money

>>508100460
I remember reading that he was told by people smarter than him that it was a bad idea but he refused to listen. He was really just an arrogant sob.

>>508110951
it compacts things full of AIR.

If its equalized, its fine.

We're full of air and water. Air and spaces between things would want to force the air out.

>>508097344 (OP)
good times. some of the best meme magic ever

>>508097344 (OP)
in all likelihood none of this ever happened and one or two of the retards who signed up just got vanned and shot / body dumped somewhere

>>508110951
its collapses areas with lower pressure, but doesnt destroy stuff that has no internal volume to speak of, such as the things in the already waterlogged titanic.

>>508097344 (OP)

Retard decided not to listen to actual experts because they're white. Used surplus carbon fiber for the main body, he was warned about the danger of that but went ahead and used materials that Boeing sold as surplus.

Dude was a moron.

You will never be a real submarine.

You have no pressure. You have no ballast. You have no experienced operator. You are a carbon pipe twisted by zero engineering knowledge and diversity hires into a crude mockery of a diving bell's perfection.
All the "inspiration" of your design is two-faced and half-hearted. Above water, people mock you. Real submarines are disgusted and ashamed of you. Your "passengers" rightfully fear for their lives.
The ocean is utterly repulsed by you. Hundreds of pounds of pressure have allowed it to exploit your design flaws with incredible efficiency. Even your dives you survived feel like dodging a bullet. Your cylindrical structure is a dead giveaway. Even if you manage to get a dumb millionaire client with more money than common sense, he'll turn tail and bolt the second he sees your helmsman struggle to remember which button on your Logitech controller does what.
You will never reach the titanic. You dive down a couple hundred feet, telling yourself you'll get to the bottom one day, but deep inside, you feel the crushing pressure that you know you can't withstand.
Eventually, it'll be too much to bear - you'll get the billionaire who made you to come aboard, get towed behind your dinky barge, and plunge into the cold abyss. Unmanned subs will find you, mercifully immune to the unbearable shame and disappointment of being associated with you. They'll leave you on the ocean floor, maybe make a made-for-tv movie about you, and everyone will know you did it to yourself, no matter how tragic they try to make it look. Your passengers will be eaten by bottomfeeders and all that will remain is some crushed carbon pipe that is unmistakably not rated for this depth

>>508097344 (OP)
They didn’t use the right controller. Dualsense Pro would’ve worked.

>>508111365
he didnt even roll the CF in a vacuum chamber, he did it in a dusty open-air factory setting.
totally nuts

>>508111161
Hull of Carbon fiber is full of visible pores. They thought filling it in with laminate material would hold water out in general. Dive 80 the one they used in that fatal dive failed but they didn't heed the warning. Instead Stockton parked it in a parking lot for a winter. Water gets in pores and expands as it is ice. So when they dove...delamination...death.

How TF does dust settle in an ocean that's constantly moving?

>>508111454
absolutely, but youre telling me what i already know.
anon over there doesnt seem to understand how much pressure there actually is down there at 4km.

>>508097344 (OP)
Piss-poor materials engineering, expecting carbon fiber to hold up against repeated pressurization/depressurization to the tune of six thousand pounds per square inch.
Ker-pow, splat. Instantaneously zonked into their component molecules.
Crab food.

>>508097344 (OP)
Is this a synchronicity?
These days i have been obsessed with this and watched like 5 documentaries about it.

The most standing theory is that the point of failure was the union between the carbon fiber and the titanium rings.
Because the titanium ring and the fiber compress at different rates (the carbon fiber compresses more) every time it compressed it applied a ridiculous amount of force to the union with the titanium ring.
The titanium ring had a small titanium sheaf that was completely blown up.

Here you have a theory of the point of failure
(plebbit) OceanGateTitan/comments/14lrdoa/interesting_explainer_thread_on_why_the_titan/

Here you have the last images of the remains
(plabbit)
/titanic/comments/1fqondd/photos_of_the_titan_wreckage_during_recovery/

Here you have a full analysis
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z7xaePm9QhY

>>508097344 (OP)
Hubris and no respect for proper engineering or the requirements to deal with pressures of that magnitude.

>>508111635
I'm saying I doubt they even made it that far. So what pressure are you talking about in that scenario?

Good times. I remember making a Bioshock meme about this but I don't have it anymore.

>>508111675
the real flaw was the hubris of the rich CEO who just wanted results and cut corners...

>>508109082
No, it's not. It's definitely a DeWalt. You are wrong about that being a Ryobi drill. Look on google images yourself if you want to confirm. Or just keep acting like a troll if that's what you want to do.

>>508098279
in foresight as well

>>508111434
you either live as a tour guide

Or die a Special Boy

god forbid a man has the bravery and ambition to take a few rich retards with him in a violent death in the depths of the ocean.. Whats next?

>>508111755
youd first have to clarify what you mean when you say you doubt they even made it that far.
they were some 100 or so meters (iirc) above the titanic when the lights went out forever.

>>508111984
There's a difference between bravery and stupidity. There was enough warning from actual engineers to say "THIS WILL FAIL IF YOU USE IT RIGHT NOW" instead he sued them into silence.

>>508097344 (OP)
Boomerism

>shrug
Maybe he should have just been a pedo and gotten it over with

>>508097566
Now that the bubble has burst.

>>508111805
Oh yeah the design was doomed from the start.
But is interesting to know the details on how it happened.

If anything he actually was an innovator.
His submarine survived at least 7 trips before imploding. So is not a good idea for manned submarine, but maybe the design could be used for non-manned military drones.
Carbon fiber submarine drones that you can send 3km under the sea to blow something up.

>>508099222
Checked. Never let a faggot with a huge ego drag you into the depths.

>>508111820
It literally says "ONE +" on the battery.
Thats Ryobi's 18v standard battery architecture they use for all their devices.

>>508112193
Carlos!!

>>508112414
If he had taken the engineers serious about the sounds that happened in Dive 80, he'd be alive. Instead he parked it in a cold parking lot all winter. Out in the elements. Water and cold make ice. Materials you don't want pores in dont mix with ice. Pores in items you have underwater = Death.

>>508098552
https://www.makeitfrom.com/material-properties/Regular-Aluminous-Porcelain-IEC-60672-Type-C-120
If we assume the fine china is made from a similar material to this then it it is trivial for it to maintain its shape even on the ocean floor.

>>508097344 (OP)
>retard loves attention
>has money
>but not enough money
>cuts corners everywhere
>thinks everyone else is an idiot for not using budget submarine design
>gets crushed by said submarine design
>fires everyone who's not a yes-man
he also bought expired carbon fibre, why would you cut corners on the one thing between you and the sea pressure

>>508097344 (OP)
they didn't update the logitech controller's firmware...

>>508097344 (OP)
>Now that the dust has settled, what went wrong?
The con-man trusted himself.

>>508112707
People like to bring up the controller aspect, but video game controllers are actually really good general purpose input devices. There's a reason the military uses them now. They're cheap, durable, easy to replace, and every kid gets a decade+ of muscle memory with them before adulthood.

>>508097344 (OP)
I have sources telling me exactly what went down.
Stockton Rush was incredibly drunk and horny after an all nighter where he came on to every woman in the crew, but they all turned him down.
He kept yelling that he’s the Alfa and grabbed the controller last minute to impress the women, but it didn’t work. He was extremely angry and they said they saw him staring at them with a loaded gun to his temple and a viagra and molly on his tongue as they closed up the sub.
As they started descending, a diver went in to give visual cues for them to tell them everything was ready, and he was horrified at what he saw. He saw Stockton sitting in the back, pointing the gun at the passengers, while they all took turns having sex with a young Indian man. And an old French man was sucking Stockton off.
He was shocked, but was afraid to lose his divers loisense. So he kept it quiet.
As they went deeper, the crew could hear Stockton freaking out and everyone fighting over the gun.

Why did the Jews convince him to do this? What did they have on him and which of the passengers did they want dead?

>Verdict
Plastic submarines don't work below about 100 meters.

>>508097344 (OP)
Logitech controller instead of xbox/playstation

>>508112911
thanks for the educational post, anon

>>508111439

Dude did everything wrong. The carbon fiber he bought was from Boeing's old stock. It was too old for Boeing to use for anything.

>>508097344 (OP)
I honestly cannot fathom how he didn't understand the nature of filament wound carbon in an epoxy matrix.

This is a very basic understanding of the fundamental nature of a composite vs a contiguous material such as a metal like titanium or even a neat polymer.

Every other deep ocean vessel was made with a metallic hull. How could he not see this and conclude that him jumping to a completely different material with zero history in this application is a foolish and reckless move? Carbon epoxy might as well be in a different universe than Titanium.

>Continuous fiber composites are inherently non-uniform owing to their make-up consisting of two dissimilar materials that have been combined together
>This relative lack of uniformity makes computational predictions of failure points inherently less reliable

So right out of the gate he's dealing with a less predictable material.

>Continuous fibers in epoxy matrices will ALWAY have defects and voids in comparison to a metal.

Even in very high end aerospace applications when they talk about "zero defects" it's all in relation to continuous fiber composites. It's a standard for composites that could never be compared to a metal.

>Carbon epoxy is also brittle

Meaning the failure is sudden and catastrophic. The failure will be far less gradual than titanium making it inherently more difficult to detect before hand. And even considering this they had plenty of warning as we know now after the documentary.

>The shape of the vessel was a hollow cylinder that was capped on the ends
>This is shape is much easier to crush under compressive forces than a more spherical shape of the same material

Even the basic shape of the vessel was completely retarded.

And to top it all off he knew that hull was incurring successively more sever delamination damages at every deep dive and he continued to move forward because of pride and greed. So it was arrogance and stupidity in the beginning and pride at the very end.

>>508112911
>>508113275
i remember seeing a video where the creator of the logitech controller stated something along the lines of
>"if youre thinking about piloting an actual submarine using this controller, please dont. its not what we designed it for. we're more of a mid-range controller. we're the controller you buy when you dont wanna spend the money on a PS5 controller."
i kek'd heartily.

>Let’s do a booming crane shot of them as they hear the hull cracking. Close up of their panic faces. No music. Then cut to a CGI 3D shot of the Titan imploding

>>508097344 (OP)
Rush didn't follow rules and the coke can imploded

>>508113340
I'm saying there was a lot wrong with the submersible; its shape, the material it was built out of, its maintenance procedures. The controller used to steer it wasn't one of them.

He just wanted to prove the experts wrong. Didn’t give a fuck if he got himself and others killed doing it

>>508113835
it was real brave of the cameraman to dive this deep

>>508114112
Camerafish*

>>508114213
aquameraman

>>508105377
spoopy

>>508113784

And most importantly. The first thing you learn about continuous fiber composites:

>Amazing tensile strength
>Absolute shit compressive strength
>This is why they work so well in aerospace

Literally the first thing you learn about composites would compel any retard to discount them out of the gate for structural sub-sea applications unless you have a ton of money to fully qualify new materials.

If he wasn't an idiot he would have understood that the cost of fully qualifying a new material for such a dangerous application would far outweigh whatever cost he thought he was saving in not building with titanium.

He was the anti-musk on a quest to disrupt the non-existent deep ocean exploration industry:

>Retarded vs genius
>Exploring the opposite direction for no good reason
>Facing compressive forces vs pressurized cabins in the opposite direction
>Dies

It really is poetic

>>508114923
He just wanted to prove them wrong and he was some kind of outside thinking genius

>>508097344 (OP)
No enough glue, the top popped off. It needed more glue.

>>508114923
He was a conspiracy nut who thought wvery expert who disagrees with him was out to get him. /pol/ could learn a thing or two from this. You niggers were completely sold on the idea that a deep state existed, well the deep state did jack shit when you elected a draft dodger to become president ;^)

>>508097344 (OP)
Watch Doenut's videos on Youtube exposing this as a Jewish ritual related to an ancient worm that eats metal in one of the Jews fairytail beliefs.

>>508113803
kek

How about how the Titan team heard it and were all like, "did you hear that? wtf." but then Stockton's signal comes through and they thought it was all good. They were so untrained and retarded that they didn't consider the delay. Complete midwit amateur sycophants to some fag.

They should all be held accountable at some level if even only a $50k fine or something. It would send a message to future retards to not offer their support dangerous megalomaniacs.

>>508097344 (OP)
Wipepo. Every. Single. Time. Water just be too spicy.

>>508106470
The couple days people thought they were maybe still alive and the memes were flowing were pretty great

>>508099289
what do you do with gps signals under fucking ocean?

>>508097344 (OP)
they used a multitap and had two of those controllers, the pilot was confused why they were spinning in circles and then realized someone in the back was fucking with another controller he didn't know was connected, at this point they collided with underwater debris and began to implode

>>508115313
The OG deep state died out before Obeezy became president. Seriously. They were all in their 80's and 90's when Bush Jr was in office.

The nu-deep state tried assassinate Trump on two seperate occassions. They just thought it would be a good idea to source two incredibly incompetent shooters.

It is what it is.

>>508111820
>>508112532
Oy DeWalt

>>508115619
I think you can still send acoustic signals which would reach some sort of beacon that signals a satellite
not actual gps by radio

>>508115471
i could tell wendy was clueless, but the look on the two men's faces as they sat/stood there in silence after the pop noise told the story.
they didnt want to alarm her, most likely.

>>508097344 (OP)
The fucking retard built the sub out of materials that aren't normally used in submarine construction. He didn't listed when other people way smarter than him said it would fail. He used a fucking video game controller to control it, imagine trusting your life to an Xbox controller?

>>508110224
Considering the sub started trying to resurface before the implosion happened, they probably had a bit of time where they realized how fucked they were
Must've been brutal to hear the sub around them starting to moan and creek as they were slowly rising, and then suddenly all black.

>>508115313
You are a retard with such little will you were easily brainwashed the same deep state you deny. Now you're on a shit hole website trying to mock people for realizing it's obvious existence like the zombie shill they made you into.

The fact that FDR's bureaucracy now rules over us is a fact at this point. It was uncovered in the USAID exposure through billions of dollars being spent to brainwash the entire world with leftist globalist ideology, among countless other money routing and laundering schemes driving the same agenda. The largest propaganda machine in history. And this was just the propaganda side of it. Notice they suddenly stopped because if they tried to do the same thing with the CIA and Pentagon they would have been suicided immediately leading to serious civil unrest and potential civil war.

>>508115836

>>508115313
>You niggers were completely sold on the idea that a deep state existed
What the fuck do your think shit like USAID corruption funneling millions and undismissable judges who supersede even the president are, jackass?

>>508112911
The difference is that they use wired controllers.

>>508097344 (OP)
They bought Temu and Amazon Basics parts to save on costs.

>>508116160
Yes. Look at that retarded femoid looking to the men for direction as she is genetically programmed to do in such situations.

She's also clearly the kind of women to espouse feminist ideology about strong women being equal to men. Hilarious irony

>>508097344 (OP)
Nothing, this completely fabricated story distracted you completely. You don’t even remember the real shit that was going on at the time because you were obsessed with this fake ass story
>hurr let’s make a submarine with no windows, but covered in cameras, then get inside it and guide it by remote control
No one has ever explained why people were inside this thing to begin with. Whether they are inside or on the boat, their inputs (remote control) and outputs (video feed) were the same.

This submersible could have cost significantly less and performed exactly the same (minus the whole crushing people to death part).

Unless you wish to argue the imagined sense of physical proximity was worth spending a LOT more money and risking death, at least add a fucking window to your psyop submersible.

>>508116723
I know we need to try. But it's pointless. They might as well be zombies that need culling.

>>508115471
Why do you want to discourage rich idiots from killing themselves?

>>508097344 (OP)
>what went wrong?
They were all under a lot of pressure.

>>508098552
If it's a titanium sphere, yes it can handle it. If it's a coke can cylinder of carbon fiber...no it cannot.

>>508117211
bathyscaphe chads stay winning

>>508117196
youre on thin ice carlos

>>508117114
Because he took others with him bongoid. And you can easily get rich yourself not in the West. Stop being a commie class war mongerer Mohammad.

>>508098024
KEK

Same thing will happen to Elon if he takes off to mars someday. Ignore safety, ignore standards and just do what you want...

>>508117361
You're the one saying the government didn't do enough to protect them from themselves. The way I see it, anyone who hears "no one will certify this submarine to carry passengers so if anyone asks you're a mission specialist" and thinks "hell yeah" deserves everything they get.

>>508098552
Its actually only 3 tons psi at the titanic.
As others have pointed out, everything thats "intact" are solid objects and the 3 tons is pressing on all sides. Its called equilibrium.

>>508117777
Digis conform to the Musk self-destruction cycle. Let it be known that by the numerals. The Elon would totes gaslight you into getting killed in a chinese-style industrial accident….in space.

>>508117777
> digits
fuck, Elon Musk will die like that?

hopefully everything is live on stream

>>508097344 (OP)
>what went wrong?
nothing, capitalism killed its childrens because of their system-immanent need for "rationalizations" of a product. KEK

>>508118503

>>508104271
The bang was coming from their own monitoring systems, not the sound wave coming out of the ocean

The greatest part of this saga is the douche bag has become a part of the Titanic's legacy. The Logitech controller will be found someday and put in a museum. Once the Titanic itself has completely degraded and returned to base elements the carbon fiber shards will still mark its location like Cairn stones over a grave where the bones of the deceased are nothing but calcium deposits in the soil.
The amount of hubris is ironic.

>>508104498
Depends. You could also release some of your weights in order to slow your descent to the bottom.

>>508097344 (OP)

>>508119262
Yeah going too fast would definitely cause a huge issue with excess pressure and no time for the slow adjustment of it

>>508119232
Yeah but this is what the dickhead wanted. He wanted to be part of Titanic's legacy. It was a fucked up suicide mission. He wanted to die there. So did PH.

>>508097344 (OP)
Woke Engineering failed the reality test.

>>508117777
>>508118555
starship sisters, im getting nervous

>>508097344 (OP)
Nepotistic millionaires being egoist retards

>>508109347

>>508111439
Not an engineer and no nothing about building anything. Why would that matter in this case, that it was built in an open-air area as opposed to a vacuum chamber?

All you idiots that think Stockton didn't take safety seriously, but he had two PlayStation controllers in case one failed okay? that's TWO controllers. He put safety first in every way.

>>508118290
Good point. I was double talking there for a sec. You set off my Bongoid defense system.

>>508119957
I did have redundant control systems. We have to give him that.

>>508106470
yep
threads about search for titan were the best

>>508119791
The upper middle class are the scourge of all societies.

>>508119928
the massive pressures involved mean that any the deformities such as dust particles between the layers, or even tiny barely noticeable air pockets would have their ability to cause havoc by generating uneven forces in the structure of the hull as the weight pushing inwards/against it builds, are enormously amplified.
you need a set up that reduces those deformities, because symmetry is what helps the hull withstand the immense pressure; you dont want any spots deforming more than others, because that will delaminate and ultimately destroy the hull faster.

>>508097344 (OP)
I don't care

https://youtu.be/GyN_bPRBI4c

>>508097344 (OP)

A cheapskate billionaire cutting corners to save money killed other cheapskate billionaires that wanted to save 50% on a tour of the Titanic wreck.

They got exactly what they paid for.

No refunds.

>>508119119
>not the sound wave coming out of the ocean

Except it literally was

https://www.dvidshub.net/video/963844/titan-marine-board-investigation-exhibit-cg-141

>A sound heard at the 24-second mark, later correlated with the loss of communications and tracking, is believed to be the sound of the Titan’s implosion reaching the surface of the ocean

>>508117777
I'm sure Elon will be safe and sound back at mission control. It will be whoever he sends up there that's getting incinerated

>>508098532
it's an altec lansing subwoofer with 2 desktop speakers from 1999, i know because it came with my first pc and i still have it in the shed

>>508120908
>cheapskate billionaires that wanted to save 50% on a tour of the Titanic wreck.
That's the most absurd aspect to me. Not the fucking controller, the carbon fiber pressure hull or myriad of other problems with the sub itself. It was that dudes with billions to them decided to board this ramshackle rickety piece of scrap when they could easily afford the best and safest options.

>>508097344 (OP)
I still don't know what theory to accept.
>CEO of failing business wanted to die and decided to take an audience with him
>CEO being a kike as always, cheaped out on maintenance and died from his own hubris
>Underwater alien Atlanteans caught up with them and they got buttfucked before being offered to Cthulhu

>>508121061
i found the difference in perceived sound between the noaa underwater acoustic sensor vid i posted earlier itt from that same website, and the one you posted from the polar prince to be fascinating.
on the ship it was short, like a champagne bottle popping open, but underwater it sounded like a nuke went off.

>>508097538
they found a working Stargate underwater
now they are in Atlantis which never sank put lifted up, according to history channel experts

>>508097344 (OP)
DIEversity happened

>>508097344 (OP)
Microsoft Windows10 update at the wrong time. Also, the grifter who organized that disaster was completely retarded on a personal level.

>>508097715

>>508116834
the hilarious irony is closer to home than you think, weirdo incel

>>508121318
new schizo theory is that everything on the history channel is actually true

>>508121208

People that worked for their wealth hate tp spend a single cent more than they have to.

It looks like their soul is literally dying when they spend money.

Too bad they couldn't take it with them.

>>508102206

Good

>It's simple. We eat the Titan!

>>508123761
Master Chef, you mind telling me what you're doing on that sub?

>>508124005
Feeding obviously.

>>508124005
making subs with better integrity that than thing had.

>>508111200
>>508100460
I had a brief stint working in sales in my younger years and encountered dudes like this. They were the "get er done, just do it, get the money at any cost" types without every acknowledging the product was shit or understanding what the product really even was. This idiot Stockton Rush was the same way: just a salesman. Not a tech dude. Didn't understand shit about the science nor cared to listen to those who do. Only saw business opportunity and cost cutting and roping in suckers for their shekels with glamorous advertisements and bullshittery. Gradually I've grown to hate people like this

>>508125863
yup. over-sell under deliver.

The under in this case being deep under water... and lots of red slushy

before Oceangate I dont think the general public even knew IMPLOSION was a thing. So good on Stockton for teaching the average joe.

>>508097344 (OP)
Watch the Netflix documentary, the guy was a retard. The ship was unsafe from the start and everyone told him.

>>508097344 (OP)
They talked to a jew prior to descending into the submarine. The jew placed his/her sins on them and he had to die. Search Azazel and their chicken practice. I bet for the one hour they descended they all had improper thoughts about children. Sad to see, another case of jewish sins

>>508098552
>memeflag
>retarded
tale as old as time

>>508121722
You're just proving how retarded you are. Did you watch the documentary? She just looked at the men, completely unable to formulate her own response. I'm not making shit up. Just highlighting reality. But nothing is more poisonous to the possessed than the truth.

>>508126461
the HBO one is quick to call him dangerous

>>508126461
It was so painful to watch. It was far far worse than we had thought. The fucker knew the hull was fucked.

>>508126773
Neither of the two showed the titanic fangirl talking. She was even crazier in the coverage of it.

>>508126773
He literally stored it uncovered in a parking lot for a winter after that dive 80. He was so he was cheap AND suicidal.

Oceangate CEO stockton rush said in an interview :
>NO WHITE MALES were involved in the design of titan - because WHITE MALES ARE UNINTERESTING and don't INSPIRE anyone.
The problem is, only a handful of people around the world have experience building manned deep sea submersibles, all of them are uninspiring WHITE MALES. So the submersible was built with 0 experience.

>>508117211
>If it's a coke can cylinder of carbon fiber...no it cannot.
Well it can you just have to replace it before the 7th dive because it gets brittle.

>>508126970
>Stockton was literally the white male making all the choices and pushing out other white males who said he was wrong. He also pushed away women who said he was wrong.

It didnt matter what they were. The problem was Stockton.

>>508126773
When bragging about the "safety" of the Titan, Rush mentioned the little "hull integrity alarm" he had installed that would sound in case of emergency. Cute. Only problem is, it could only go off 0.001 seconds before catastrophic implosion. Kek

>>508097344 (OP)
I think Stockton didn't care if he lived or if he died. I guarantee you he would see himself as someone who died for technology's advancement, despite a cylindrical carbon fiber structure with repeated stresses on the material being pretty basic material science. He represents the hubris of man, probably one of the greatest modern examples of it.

>>508126970
He was a "progressive" libtard who cared more about DEI hiring and "going against the grain" than actually building a sound piece of equipment. That muh white male comment made me lose all sympathy for him lol

>>508123761
>the UUURRRPPP remains?
>I thought that was ground beef
>anyway, I made these sandwiches out of the stuff I found in the endcap and I really don't want to go to BURP waste

>>508127506
He said he would "BUY A CONGRESSMAN" he didnt care what he needed to do.

They used a not OEM not genuine sony controller. Let this be a lesson always buy OEM peripherals you cheapasses

>>508097344 (OP)
sub was rated for 4000 feet
went down to 11000 feet

simple as that

>>508127549
whatever left of them turned into red thick gel in the titanium cap

>>508127683
It was wireless Logitech controller for PC

>>508127189
Watch the documentary on Netflix dude, about halfway through there's interior footage from one of the 4000m test dives and the thing was loudly popping like a fucking bag of popcorn in the microwave. They got lucky it worked for even a few cycles.

>>508127913
i see, well then an untimely windows 10 update likely sealed their fate

>>508127701
it wasnt rated, that was the problem.

Stockton ignored safety. His system warned them on dive 80 it was failing.

>>508128030
the sub as a whole wasn't rated, but the individual parts were designed for 4000

and let's be clear 4000 is substantially deeper than most any commercial sub, but they just had to go for titanic because it's the most famous wreck

>>508128317
it was what people were willing to pay for. They want to see Titanic... James Cameron is a bit to blame for that though with his movie everyone has now grown up with.

Stockton could have made a sub like the industry standard that could have gone down there but he wanted to take passengers, thats the entire reason for the can shape. He wanted to make a sea taxi for billionaires.

>>508127918
iirc it was the V1 hull that popped but if i am wrong and it was V2 then holy kek they were fucked from the start. idiot even claimed the popping was normal

>>508097344 (OP)
The 2 jeets in there clogged up the toilets and caused a massive pressure collapse, as per Einstein's 3rd Law of Poo

>>508128553
V2 was done by a vendor that was the lowest bidder that sent a bad sample they still went with.

"Dive 80" (That hull was only on single digit tests), it went down successfully but came up and bang it was compromised. Instead of replacing it they just parked it for the season when they got home and let it freeze for the winter. they never reinspected it cuz Stockton thought he finally had a winner now that he had paying "Mission Specialists"

they should have done a fuckton of unmanned tests to see what the limits of the carbon fiber was
could maybe even have learned some fundamental science about carbon fiber stress damage nobody had ever figured out before

but nope get the paying customers before you know what you're doing

>>508100460
I have masters and bachelors in both economics and agronomy and don't remember 99.99% of what I studied, I invest as side hustle thanks to my economics degree and do fun gardening/farming projects with my agronomy. I graduated without reading a book. If someone asks me about what I've studied , I would have no clue. I also work in completely different field lol.

>>508128984
They did lab tests with scale models in pressure vessels. They all imploded at similar depths. They literally already had the beginnings of this information and Stockton pushed through anyway. Netflix sucks but the documentary id worth watching. Criminal negligence and fraud doesn't even come close to what happened with this project.

>>508129162
check the HBO Max one.

>>508097344 (OP)

Fake, just like other things

>Richard Stockton Rush III
you can tell this guy is a prick just from his name
Dick Rush is kind of funny though

>>508129339
Will do. I've got time this weekend and this case fascinates me on several levels.

>>508129717
the HBO one they talk about whats left over.

>>508098024
boring shit

>>508097344 (OP)
jews

they used a material thats not suited for compression for an application where it would be under a constant state of compression
then left it out in the winter to collect moisture and freeze over and then went straight to the titanic with 0 tests performed

>>508097344 (OP)
Group of rich guys that tired of their wives and faked their deaths