>>212242383
>Despite all that we still have no idea past random guessing as to what went wrong, it's fucking eerie
It's actually pretty fucking obvious, the submarine hull was fatigued from undergoing the load cycling dive after dive. It wasn't properly designed or built to handle those forces (it actually wasn't even the carbon fiber, it was the retarded way they used it to construct the hull) so eventually all that accumulated material stress and damage caused a catastrophic failure, which at those depths inevitably means an implosion that begins and ends within a few hundredths of a second.
Nobody realized this because the sub was designed by college kids at a state school and third-rate engineers who couldn't find employment elsewhere.
Honestly two years is too fucking long IMO, let's move this story out of the public consciousness already so we can focus on more important stuff like discussing the male gaze in modern cinema.
