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That's only if you have a stable pressure vessel to boil in. These would have been thrown into a very fast and thorough car crusher.
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Titanic Tourist Submarine Goes Missing
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That's only if you have a stable pressure vessel to boil in. These would have been thrown into a very fast and thorough car crusher.
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Shevin Keedy
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The nitrogen bubbles in blood are definitely what happens when a scuba diver returns from depth too quickly, and becomes "the bends" - but it happens on a slower scale than this obviously (and from far shallower depths).
So yeah I can imagine this is probably somehow connected with being inside the pressure vessel and then abruptly being "at depth" as soon as it ruptures.
As for it boiling the blood, maybe that's what happens, but you wouldn't feel it surely, it'd be too quick.
A horrific way to die? No way, it'd be instantaneous; the blink of an eye. Remember the twisted bodies that were found after that explosion in Beirut a couple of years ago? The aftermath looked horrific but there's no way they felt a thing, too quick an end.
Either way, hopefully it all happened instantly and none of them knew anything about it.Maybe a bit of both? Let's check off all the cards in 'Horrific ways to die bingo'
May they all Rest in Peace
Thanks for the replies. I was pretty much just guessing and poking away in the dark as I don't really know anything about these things.
Rita_Poon
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Yup. Was discussing this with my father last week. Car compactors exert 200-300 psi. The atmosphere where the submersible reached is about 5600 psi.
Terrible
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OceanGate continues to promote future trips to the Titanic shipwreck on its website, despite the recent tragedy that claimed the lives of all five passengers. Two expeditions are scheduled for 2024, with each costing $250,000 per person.
Boggles the mind that everything wouldn't have a hardwired backup. There is a phrase in engineering called single failure criteria, when any single action on essential equipment can be replicated in the event of its fault. Safety regs are often written in blood people
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Good listen for anyone still interested
The binman chronicles
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OceanGate continues to promote future trips to the Titanic shipwreck on its website, despite the recent tragedy that claimed the lives of all five passengers. Two expeditions are scheduled for 2024, with each costing $250,000 per person.
I don't know will this sub also have a dodgy carbon fibre tub too? Hopefully because lightning couldn't strike twice now...could it??
Yarrgh
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If you lower the relative pressure of the environment the body is in that would happen. In this case, that's about the only grim thing that probably did not happen.
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OceanGate promotes future trips to Titanic wreck
OceanGate continues to promote future trips to the Titanic shipwreck on its website, despite the recent tragedy that claimed the lives of all five passengers. Two expeditions are scheduled for 2024, with each costing $250,000 per person.
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