They will all be set to inherit a huge amount of money. It’ll be mixed emotions.
Titanic Tourist Submarine Goes Missing
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They will all be set to inherit a huge amount of money. It’ll be mixed emotions.
Yarrgh
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Don't worry I've left you my entire fortune son.
Dad I'm in the kin submarine too you plank.
Best cases scenarios were 1) that it was on the surface and not communicating 2) in relatively shallow water tangled up in a discarded fishing net. Unfortunately both of those seem increasingly to be being ruled out.
The binman chronicles
Player Valuation: £80m
If found at the bottom it will take 6-7 hours to get down to them to robotically attach some kind of tether to pull them up and another 8 or so hours to slowly and carefully winch them back up. Have also got to allow for a little wiggle room to arrange the above too.
If they have best case scenario 38 hours of oxygen left that basically means they have to find them in the next 18 hours to stand any chance.
If they have best case scenario 38 hours of oxygen left that basically means they have to find them in the next 18 hours to stand any chance.
YoboCopter
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I just have this horrible sinking feeling…
Woolverhampton_Blue
Player Valuation: £35m
Let this be a lesson to all of us.
Runub
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Is that the lesson don’t travel 2.5 miles under the Atlantic Ocean in a pile of junk controlled by a PlayStation controller?
Rita_Poon
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Titan sub - loaded - just over 11 tons.
Titanic - displacement 52,310 tons.
I realise technology has done a lot since 1912 but it (Titanic) stayed hidden by the ocean for 73 years. The debris field is what gave her up eventually. If they could get deep sea sonar subs down to the area they think it's in, then maybe they could scan and review and narrow the field, but this thing could be powerless, so is most likely in darkness and for all they know went crashing through the decks of the wreck and would never be seen for decades.
Titanic - displacement 52,310 tons.
I realise technology has done a lot since 1912 but it (Titanic) stayed hidden by the ocean for 73 years. The debris field is what gave her up eventually. If they could get deep sea sonar subs down to the area they think it's in, then maybe they could scan and review and narrow the field, but this thing could be powerless, so is most likely in darkness and for all they know went crashing through the decks of the wreck and would never be seen for decades.
You’d think it would have some sort of beacon in case something like this happened?
Yeah, I recall seeing that somewhere before
*reassesses bucket list*
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