What went wrong?

>>509686374 (OP)
Greed

the front fell off

>>509686374 (OP)
Too many seed oils in his diet. It made him think he could cut corners because the seed oil clouded his judgment.

>>509686444
wasn't that ship built so that the front wouldn't fall off?

>>509686374 (OP)
they dieded

>>509686374 (OP)
Lack of diversity in designers.
If pajeets were involved, this would have never happened.

>>509686523
No they used only four out of sixteen bolts, and the surface that they bolted into was only glued on

>>509686374 (OP)
turns out that 6000 psi is serious shit

>>509686374 (OP)
It imploded.

>>509686374 (OP)
A egotistical asshole wanting desperately to prove the experts wrong. That’s fine but when your haul cracks on a test run not even reaching the desired depth you don’t just make the exact same haul and do it again thinking you’ll get a different result

>>509686374 (OP)
They went down in a soda can

>>509686501
sneed oils

>>509686374 (OP)
They were using a wireless control.
But really using carbon fibre was the big mistake.

>>509686374 (OP)
>What went wrong?
the jews used haarp to destroy the sub, as they didnt want to see that the titanic had explosions pointing outwards, which would have showed that jpmorgan jew had sk the ship using a bomb, and wasnt an iceberg, in order to go ahead with the usa central jew bank

He wanted to use Carbon Fiber instead of chad-Titanium
Engineers told him the Carbon Fiber would weaken over time exposed to those pressures...

SPHLAAAAATTTT

DO NOT REDEEM SAHR
BLOODY BITCH CUNT

>>509686374 (OP)
Gee whiz, Stockton, you really went and made a gosh-darn mess of this, didn't ya?

>>509686523
well obviously not

>>509686374 (OP)
The one thing I don't get about it all is how this retard apparently gaslit Paul-Henri Nargeolet into going along with him in his death can. Dude was an expert on Titanic and should have known the type of vehicle needed to safely operate at that depth.

What dirt did Stockton Mush have on Paul-Henri Nargeolet?

>>509686374 (OP)
Glue and layered carbon fiber are really bad ideas for an environment that exerts 6,000 psi on your hull

>>509686374 (OP)
It went squish

>>509686374 (OP)
Not enough rich cocksucker sacrifices to appease the Gods of based.

>>509686374 (OP)
Fiberglass layers were sanded down. End caps were glued on. Fancy auditory warning system was ignored.

Basically everything.

>>509686374 (OP)
Human hubris made Neptune mad

>>509687652
It's not that it was ignored, its just that it popped off about 1/1000th of a second before the entire thing got pancaked.
A much better sound que that something isn't right is likely your sub's hull making popcorn noises the entire journey.

>>509686374 (OP)
The whites passed out after being trapped in a sub with two jeets and they went too far down.

Unless I missed it, nobody mentioned the fact that the sub was not rated for those pressures and had never been tested at that depth. This was blatant.

>>509686374 (OP)
Nothing. Everything went as I expected.

>>509686374 (OP)
They used Elmer's glue to glue the titanium to the carbon fiber

>>509686374 (OP)
DEI and competency crisis

>>509687253
From what I read, Paul-Henri Nargeolet had information on a Hillary Clinton and was about to release it. Unfortunately, him, Chris Cornell, the Linkin Park guy, and Richard Simmons were all working on it as collaborators.

>>509691900
27th post best post

>>509686374 (OP)
Retard bought into the meritocracy lie and thought he was a genius renaissance man just because he had accrued some wealth. Turns out carbon fibre hulls slapped together in your back yard and a wireless xbox controller isn't up to the task of deep sea diving.

>>509686374 (OP)
Boeing sold them the carbon fiber at a discount because it was a bad batch and they didn't think it was safe to use in aircraft. Rush thought this was a great deal and apparently didn't consider the fact that a submarine experiences much greater forces than an aircraft.

>>509686374 (OP)
Maybe OceanGate didn't make the submarine themselves.

How likely was this sub secretly manufactured by Boeing?

>>509686374 (OP)

>>509686374 (OP)
His heart was in the sea

>>509686374 (OP)
Primarily Stockton Rush.
Secondarily carbon fiber hull.

>>509686374 (OP)
Carbon fiber.

Stern too pointy.

>>509686374 (OP)
well he proved that carbon fiber can be used for submarines which is incredibly useful with anti submarine suicide drones coming online soon probably made in a similar way. out of all things the front popped open so the guy was bit of a fuckwit and the carbon fibre probably would have eventually failed.

>>509691900

lel

>>509694633
This

Literally all they had to do was make everything out of metal

Steel works just fine if you can’t afford titanium, titanium is barely stronger than steel at room temperature (it was used on the blackbird because it flies so fast it’s almost red hot in normal flight, at those temperatures titanium is a lot sturdier than steel due to titanium's higher melting point)

>>509689867
They did ignore it. They had massive warnings on the last 3 dives before it collapsed, but they just kept diving.

>>509686374 (OP)
>israel express

>>509687113
how can you tell?

>>509695291
>They did ignore it.
Yea they pretty much did. A usual dive would have popping, micro cracking sounds but to them that was "normal".. It wasn't fucking normal. The shit was getting micro cracks and micro delaminations, and I think it was 3 dives prior they heard a really large thump. That's why the whole hull listening thing that detected faliure was pointless, the shit always popped and cracked so you can't tell which pop or crack was meaningful, it was just a steady process of weakening the hull that was the real issue. They were a bunch of retarded monkeys that couldn't even tell that their sub was breaking everytime they went down.

It was prophesized... destined even...

They were fighting to see out the 3 inch hole their $100K ticket allowed them to share, and someone kicked a button on the controller which, as it turns out wasn't needed for anything else so it was assigned, foolishly as it turned out, to activate the implosion function.

t. the wreckage speaks to me

>>509686374 (OP)
>What went wrong?
Found the problem

>>509695637
>That's why the whole hull listening thing that detected faliure was pointless
As I understand it, the system actually worked, giving exactly the signal of delamination they were looking for, on the very last ascent. They just ignored it.

That's what always amazes me about that company. They built this deathtrap of a sub with a design that was obviously going to have a finite lifespan, which was stupid, then they didn't do the required Don't Die 101 stuff like diving/ascending a prototype until it failed then setting the service life to half of that many dives, which was very stupid, and instead of testing they slapped these Mickey Mouse sensors on the hull in the hopes that it would happen to warn them in time to get out of the crush zone, which is staggeringly stupid. But then when they had the sheer incredible dumb luck of those sensors giving them exactly the STOP NOW signal they were looking for in exactly the time where it should've saved everyone's lives, they said "huh, that's weird" and dove to their stupid stupid stupid deaths

>>509686374 (OP)
>What
DEI strikes again.

>>509686374 (OP)
nothing, we need to strap more billionaires inside these bad boys and send them to the bottom of the sea

>>509697022
>As I understand it, the system actually worked, giving exactly the signal of delamination they were looking for, on the very last ascent. They just ignored it.

They never made that information public, the reason why is because it's useless. They can't tell one pop or crack from another, how do you determine if taht one pop or crack is just noise or not noise. That's why they won't release it.
Because it would most likely show that ever since the first dive you had these pops and cracks, then a very loud thump 3 dives prior.
What that shows is that the entire time, the thing was breaking slowly and steadily.

>>509687519
>Not enough rich cocksucker sacrifices
Send more tendies.

>>509698126
From what I remember, on the last ascent they got exactly the extended sort of sound, rather than percussive pops or cracks, that would be a section of CF separating from its surrounding layers, aka "STOP NOW"
And then looking at exactly precisely the warning sign that retarded system, had been designed to detect even though that was a retarded excuse for a safety net in the world's most extreme engineering environment when the consequences for any serious failure is instant death, they said "lol well the sub makes all kinds of sounds!" and went off to die

>>509686909
>using a wireless control.
Imagine not reading the reviews.

>>509686374 (OP)
the submarine was not yellow

>>509686374 (OP)
For the people on board, being really great at investments doesn’t mean you’re really good at everything else.

>>509698445
From what I know all we have is testimony from prior passenters. the RTM system is proprietary and they never publicly made it accessible for examination, they also never released the RTM data itself which , in my guess. Show that ever since the very first dive, the varying degrees of pops and cracks were the hull basically slowly breaking down, what Oceangate probably thought was that it was just noise.
This is why they probably won't release how their RTM system works, or the data. In hindsight they now know the hull was breaking, and with that , it opens up a whole other area of being legally liable.

They couldn't handle the pressure

>>509686374 (OP)
he was a mad scientist and took 4 people with him in his invention

>>509686523
Well obviously not because the front fell off.

>>509696325
That fucking implosion button...
You'd think that they'd learn to at least put a cover over it.

>>509687253
PH Nargeolet wasn't an expert on anything. He was a Titanic enthusiast, but that doesn't mean expert. He also wasn't any kind of submersible expert or engineer. He was just as retarded as Stockton. The real question is how he continues to enjoy a positive reputation despite being clearly retarded.

>>509687253
Being an expert on the titanic doesn't mean you are an expert on how to get to it retard.

>>509698815
>Show that ever since the very first dive, the varying degrees of pops and cracks were the hull basically slowly breaking down, what Oceangate probably thought was that it was just noise.
I'm still in awe of that
>yeah this experimental hull we're sitting inside keeps making huge noises
>what could be causing those huge noises? dunno lol
>it seems like we should probably get a really good answer to that question, considering we keep going down into 9000+psi environments but we haven't died yet so obviously everything's fine lmao
I feel like when you do risk evaluation on stuff and the outcome for even a moderate problem is "instant horrible death for everyone" that you really need to have as few question marks as possible

He had made so much money from all of the dives he took millionaires on that he could've built a new, stronger submarine dozens of dives earlier, but he didn't. I think he had a death wish.

>>509700035
Were any of them jewish, because profit overrides everything.

>>509686653
/thread

>>509686374 (OP)
Pretty much everything at some point

>>509699178
>a mad scientist
He should of stuck to mad scientist subs.

>>509686374 (OP)
shoulda used an xbox controller and everything would have been fine

>>509686374 (OP)
>>509686374 (OP)
>>509686374 (OP)
>> BILLIONAIRES
>> BEING RETARDED

SAY IT IS NOT SO ANONS

>>509686374 (OP)
It said the n-word.

>They’re all dead. Told them not to even bother looking for them. Should’ve used that money to see my new Avatar movie, The Way of Water.

>>509686374 (OP)
Hubris.

lol

See for yourself.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MPFIRgCdQac

>>509700607
>controller
They should embed it in his headstone.

>>509699178
>left eye
every single time

>>509686374 (OP)
They violated like 10 different design principles that you’re supposed to follow for a submersible that goes that deep. It wasn’t the right shape, it wasn’t made of the right materials. They ignored warning signs which suggested that the carbon fiber hull was weakening with each cycle. Their design worked for a few trips, but it wasn’t durable. Their own tests showed that the hull was degrading and they ignored it because they were greedy and had a lot of hubris.

>>509702083
It's kind of funny to think of them looking at this huge rusting symbol of what happens when man's hubristic overestimation of technology meets the overwhelming power of the universe, while sitting inside what was about to be another such symbol

>>509686374 (OP)
Watched the documentary, essentially a case of some dumbfuck with a diploma and money assumes he can do something with a incredibly high level of risk and low chance of success because mommy and daddy told him he's smart. Surprised that engineer on his team was such a do gooder, he should have just walked and let that dumb fuck kill himself sooner by not trying to save him with the whistle blower report.

>>509702740
There are things way more important than money, forgiveness by example.

>>509702740
Funniest part is the doc was the unaired Discovery episode where everything went wrong with the sub and the dude hosing it told them not to air it because he was going to get people killed in that thing.

>>509686374 (OP)
They were going to see the wreckage of the Titanic which is a big no-no because it's one of the scams that the Jews got away with a long time ago.

If the wreckage was actually observed and found to be what many people theorize (actually the Olympic swapped after hull damage from colliding with the RMS Hawke), then it was intentional and known. This is also supported by tracking the travel logs and seeing that it never went past 50% cruising speed, suggesting the captain knew the hull wasn't factory fresh.

So it served as both an insurance scam by the White Star Line (owned by JP Morgan) and also the way to remove all the opposition to the creation of the Fed. The three wealthiest men who opposed it all died on the Titanic (Astor, Strauss, and Gugenheim). Meanwhile JP Morgan and his friends conveniently cancelled the maiden voyage last minute. Sound familiar to the Jews not showing up to work in WTC on 9-11?

The Titanic sank in 1912. The Fed was passed uncontested a year later.

>>509686374 (OP)
>2 pajeets on-board
>no toilet
The implosion was the least of their worries.

>>509686374 (OP)
mental retardation

>>509686653
dude cheaped out on the hull too, didn't pay for titanium went with some bullshit spun kevlar tube lmao

Too much pressure.

>>509704594
I'm one of those, and I'm inspirational as fuck.

guy was literally a delusional fucking retard who ignored well-established submarine engineering principles despite the entire fucking industry telling him repeatedly that his shit WOULD eventually implode, like it wasn't a matter of it, but solely when

/thread

>>509686374 (OP)
An engineering heavy industry isn't lead by an engineer.

>>509702083
literally the only answer is "Stockton Rush was a delusional egomaniac who built a submarine out of carbon fiber despite it being well known that this was unsafe and GUARANTEED to eventually implode, and literally everyone telling him that, repeatedly"

Rush is SOLELY to blame, end of story, there's no mystery to this at all, the thing everyone said was guaranteed to eventually happen did in fact happen

>>509686374 (OP)
Silicon valley techie "move fast and break things" culture applied to deep sea diving

>>509686374 (OP)
The guy in charge was a massive fan of the book 'Flat Stanley' and believed he could become flat to slide under the bedroom doors of attractive prepubescent children as they slept. He was mistaken however as the sudden implosion turned all inside into a sort of goo which rapidly dissipated into the water.

>>509705472
>Silicon valley techie

That's like calling Elizabeth Holmes a biologist.

>>509686374 (OP)
Carbon fiber is a composite material. Not a homogenous material like steel or titanium. Plus pressure cycling. Meaning it probably won't break apart on the 1st or 2nd dive, but the 7th, 8th, and 9th etc fucks it.

>>509686374 (OP)
Ego

>>509686374 (OP)
Flawed design decisions and relying on a cheap gamepad for controls, probably hooked up to a raspberry pi.

>>509697140
Loving it. Shit like this is just another redpill. If its brown, flush it down.

>>509686374 (OP)
White Excellence. The CEO actually hired White only surfers and also women. This is like pols pipedream come true (Wypipo dont need no educashun to be good engineers!).

The lima bean casing was designed by God to fail to outward pressure and release its seed.
To design a deep submersible with a lima bean pod attached to a sphere was sheer ignorant hubris. The lima bean pod failed and the resulting pressure shockwave destroyed the sphere like a shotgun.

>>509706057
>White Excellence

Too bad it's always superseded by White Exploitation tendencies.

>>509706057
>White
>Rush
>Lochrige
No.

>>509705012
lol old

>>509705924
his insistence on using carbon fiber is 100% of the issue, the fact he was even legally allowed to put this thing in the water despite every actually-reputable sub builder knowing it would implode eventually is testament to how retarded American regulations are for many industries

>>509700607
>>509701667
This meme controller is proof he was already cheapening out on parts that cost pennies.

>>509686374 (OP)
Loss of information production and distribution monopoly/oligopoly. The Catholic church asked the same question in the 16th century

>>509686374 (OP)

Catastrophic failure of the pressure hull. I just found out that on Dive 87 the dive immediately before the fatal dive the titan had to abort a titanic dive and when they got back to the surface the platform for the titan was partially underwater and the titan sub was smashing up and down in the waves with the front dome being bashed against the platform which could have broke the glue seal. The next dive the hull failed with loss of all hands.

https://youtu.be/LuKmOSC0504

>>509686374 (OP)
poseidon got them. stockton grew fat with greed and he was smote

>>509695489
Because the front fell off

>>509686867
aka goyim oils

>>509705012
Based and inspirational. I hope that one day I too can be 50 years old and white

>>509710061
kek

>>509686374 (OP)
I prefer submarines that don't implode.

>>509710061
kekked

>>509686374 (OP)
plastic hull
ps2 controllers
retarded engineers
lack of foresight and planneing
tried to spy on a fallen titan

>>509693971

>>509699178
>winking left eye
a masonic ritual/threat aimed at those of the left hand path (understanding)

just more gaslighting and threats from masons aimed at their betters

>>509686374 (OP)
The guys who had it built wanted it to be built in the cheapest way possible.
He made the equivalent of a submarine made out of flextape.

>>509686374 (OP)
they didn't use the special edition Gears of War 3 xbox controller.
All jokes aside, pride, greed, and cheapness. I feel bad for the people that went aboard

>>509686374 (OP)
They failed to account for the Venerable Deep Sea Saltwater Jew. Many such cases.

>>509713832
But a submarine made out of flextape would work though

>>509686916
and who was on the board of oceangate?

>>509703221
The Olympic Titanic swap even if true is a red herring.

What's clear is that Straus was in the NYTimes having discussions with the chief editor, and promised to make sure all citizens understood the coming banking reform act.

And who was on the board of OceanGate? May be related.

>>509703221
a year after that, WW1.

>>509695263
>Literally all they had to do was make everything out of metal
anything heavier than carbon fiber and it would have been prohibitively expensive

I think he said they spent like $1 million on fuel for the transport ship at one point, 90% of the cost was transporting the hull around

a metal sub requires a massive ship that has one of those huge cranes that can lift the heavy sub out of the water
not only did he not have that, he basically just towed the Titan sub behind the transport ship likely causing more damage and unnecessary fatigue

he couldn't even afford to properly store the carbon fiber hull and left it outdoors in freezing temperatures

weight was his biggest issue in terms of cost

>>509686374 (OP)
nothing went wrong
the world needs more vanguard inventors like stockton rush

He defeated the old white guys.

>>509704734
also of note:
>Apparently the carbon fiber used to build the Titan's hull was bought by OceanGate from Boeing at a discount, because it was ‘past its shelf-life’
https://www.insider.com/oceangate-ceo-said-titan-made-old-material-bought-boeing-report-2023-6

Only a reinforced steel sphere is the safe option, but there's very limited room inside. Stockton wanted to add more customers using a shotty design

>>509686374 (OP)
Nothing, the Titan made 90 successful dives, and it should have been decommissioned sooner, whereas James Cameron's sub only made one dive and exploded in transit LOL

>>509715701
lmao what a fucking jew, glad he got turned to soup, shame about the passengers tho

>>509715701
worse, he didnt roll/wrap it in a vacuum chamber.
he rolled it in a dusty open-air warehouse, and the final product had tons of air gaps and imperfections.

>>509715019
didnt he store/leave it outside in the freezing canadian winter too? only to then make several dives afterwards?
dude was absolutely nuts

>>509686374 (OP)
Jews. Seriously.

relying on a carbon fiber pressure hull?

the moron should have at least tried a composite design of titanium with a carbon fiber sleeve if he wanted reduced weight.

>>509715870
This. You can’t have big subs or submersibles going that deep. It has to be small and compact. This is James Cameron’s and he’s taken it to the deepest parts in the ocean.

>>509719395
still kills me that rush didnt plan a sub around the task of descending to the challenger deep. i would still like to see a perfectly recreated titan descend to that depth and implode 1/4 of the way there in 4K.

>>509718932
>This material is wonderfull bro trust me you have to do this fucking ritual
>otherwise our lobbyist regulations will put bleach into your soup kitchen of a operation
>The hackjob done by barely literate fuckhead and his team of interns somehow manages to work multiple times before failure
>With a "out of shelf life" "shit design" manufactured with no mason rituals
So it's literally old cars 2.0, Boeing and the USA really are cucked
One misses the old days when "da robber baron" Rockefeller and Ford would fuck over the industry on a daily basis due to sheer innovation and value

>>509697140
Rush isnt white. He is jewish...or, was.

>>509686374 (OP)
His sub was sabotaged. The sub industry wanted him dead because his low cost sea exploration was going to put his competitors out of business.

>>509722306
kek
No is carbon fibre nonsense was a death trap. Everyone knew it, see what happens to a carbon framed mountain bike if it gets a tiny crack in it. It looses all structural strength pretty quickly and is also unrepairable.

>>509686374 (OP)

>>509686374 (OP)
>use a material that cant handle compression, shows almost 0 signs of fatique and when it goes, it goes fast
gee I wonder

>>509686374 (OP)
They was alive for 3 days until death. All news about instant death are fake.

>>509686374 (OP)

>>509691749
It was like the third dive to the titanic.
Sub had survived the depth previously but had been damaged.

More blood on DEI's hands

>>509686374 (OP)
poopjeets shat inside

The poopjeet poop created a mini black hole

>>509722306
There was no competition because you can’t make big tourists subs that can go that deep. The bigger the inside is the bigger the air bubble is and more strain you’re putting on the structure. Even for titanium subs. It’s basic physics. Why all subs go that deep are very compact with as small of a air pocket as possible

>>509706503
It wasn't "legal".
It wasn't a registered vessel and operated in international waters only.>>509715931
Dude, what?
James Cameron has made more dives to the titanic than any other person, alive or dead.

>>509704594

lmao subbrief, aaron you fat fuck

>>509686374 (OP)
shit hull, would be ok if it was limited for 10 submerging and then make new hull. Stockton pushed it too far, even when it made loud noise while surfacing - signalizing the hull is fucked and they need new one, Stockton pushed it for another dives.

>>509726975
i have no idea why they didn't go with titanium if they wanted light. hell, do the math to get minimum thickness needed for the depth and then add on a second pressure hull made out of carbon fiber, so you've got much carbon fiber plus it's still safe. then replace the second carbon fiber pressure hull when it eventually weakens after a couple of dives.

>>509686374 (OP)
dude went to Phillips Exeter, the most left wing indoctrination high school in the US. he never had a chance.

>>509705924
it was windows PC controlling the sub, in some video i seen Stockton whip out a keyboard and mouse when there were problems

>>509727571
thats too expensive, thats just another old boring white guy submarine.
While rajeesh who thinks out of the box who just showed me webm how he avoided train hit in the last milisecond.. just showed me simulations on his computer how this carbon hull can make it to titanic no problem, costing like 1% of what titanium would cost.

>>509697022
>>509695637
>>509695291
>>509689867
so you're telling me their design consisted of micro cracks in their hull - but instead of constant maintenance they just let it be and dived again and again?

>>509702740
>he should have just walked and let that dumb fuck kill himself sooner by not trying to save him with the whistle blower report
It's because it wasn't just Stockton and his pilot (who was also fully aware it was a death trap) who would be killed when it failed, it would inevitably have killed some clueless innocent tourists who have absolutely no idea about everything going on behind the scenes. And in the end that is exactly what happened.

>>509686374 (OP)
Overconfident dipshit who didn't know what he didn't know.

>>509686374 (OP)
Hubris meets desperation.

>>509729238
lol, that's exactly what they did.

>>509706503
>the fact he was even legally allowed to put this thing in the water
He wasn't. His sub couldn't legally dock in any port. It was being transported into international waters (no regulations) for dives.

>>509728540
Excellent job Deep-ACK

>>509686812
>That’s fine but when your haul cracks on a test run not even reaching the desired depth
nigger the Titan went down to the Titanic multiple times, the boat worked as intended there are like two dozen people who survived that trip

>>509686374 (OP)
why is this shit thread still going after 13 hours. not political, not interesting.
4chan is dead.

>>509686374 (OP)
Just bad luck. No-one could have predicted it would happen.

>>509686653
>>509686653
Turns out it is nothing to finnish company that makes floorball sticks.

As Seen on Movie Titanic

>>509686374 (OP)
They expect all of us in the wreckage brother

>>509723008
has AI gone too far?

>>509729930
Imagine being some deep see critter, adjusted to the oppressing environment and seeing this little dildo disappear in a puff of red smoke, kek.

>>509686374 (OP)
>think you can cheat on safety and engineering just like you can in daily life cheat (if you have monedy) with lawyers and shit.
>discover that death doesn't like to be cheated.