Titanic sub: Search area widens as Coast Guard says new noises heard
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ส.ค. 2024
- Time for the five men who have gone missing during an expedition to the Titanic wreckage in the North Atlantic ocean is running out.
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The US coast guard says it has expanded the area being searched for the missing Titan submersible.
Within the last hour, rescue workers said there remains hope the five people onboard are still alive - although couldn't provide any more information on banging noises which had raised hopes this morning.
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Never under any circumstances would I ever get into something that’s bolted shut from the outside.
Ive thought this myself. Lots of people hating on the people on board but personally i also can see the intrigue & would myself be intrested in seeing that wreckage first hand BUT the second i took a look at that sub on offer & its capabilities is where i say no thankyou theres no way im getting it that. If people are gona hate on anybody - hate on the company providing the poor service not the customers
I'm claustrophobic for a reason, and it's for my survival
well you cooulnt just swing the door open at 12000 ft of water... you would be crushed. (if it were even possible)
@@wisdomasculture3173me too! I ask, was it really worth seeing the Titanic?
@@williamhaynes7089 but you could if you were floating around at the surface. where they could also be
"You're remembered for the rules you break." Well, he's right about that. He'll definitely be remembered for this.
If I was one of the men in that sub with him I'd have strangled him on day one.
Remembered more for his stupidity and causing the death of himself and four others
I'm wondering how he feels about rule breaking now and if they're trapped, rather than crushed from the pressure, how he's explaining his rule breaking to the other 4 as they all suffocate to death.
investigation ASAP! 5 millionaires in that submarine! and it’s missing ?!???
@@wizardfate3833 why does millionaires and some are billionaires matter why do we need an investigation on that basis. Yes there needs to be an investigation on the flagrant disregard for safety and blasé attitude to rule breaking but nor just because they have more money thsn brains.
He'll definitely be remembered on land for the rules he broke, but the sea doesn't care who you are.
Yes he was very naive and a risk taker.. That's all and well if he's risking only his life, but NOT OTHERS!!
@@badkitty333 The only person I feel genuinely sorry for is the 19 year old kid. To me, it sounds like he was only following his father and probably was peer pressured into joining him. I might also have sympathy for the pilot, depending on if he knew how unsafe the craft he was driving was. However, the CEO multiple times has disregarded industry standard safety, and the waiver that each member signed indicated just how dangerous it was, mentioning the chance of death multiple times. The red flags from the company's engineering faults, the CEO and the disregard for safety should have made them walk away, but they made a choice to do it anyway. If you're paying 250,000 to go to the bottom of the ocean, you had better make sure it's safe. I hope they're ok, the kid especially. But damn the CEO for being so careless with people's lives, and damn them for their greed by taking shortcuts just to see a wreck that has a high chance of them becoming part of it.
@@LegendaryHewy The CEO is the one crew piloting it.
@@badkitty333And a teenager at that.
Who makes a 19 year old sigb a waiver that mentions death or severe bodily or mental harm every other paragraph. Seasoned submariners say "Nope" to that.
And now there is a boy down there because a big man, a rich man had a vision, and rules where just holding him back. So damn the torpedoes and proceed...
How many would have signed the waiver if it said "not actually tested beyond 3900 m".
"No emergency location device"
"Window will hold to 1300 m, the rest is pure speculation".
No one. Even a billionaire thrillseeker has his limits. He was bored not suicidal. How do you make a kid barely out of school sign that death sentence?
Have I begun to suspect Mr. Rush may be a narcissist? Perhaps.
He describes himself as half Rlon Musk half Jaques Costeau.
Well guess what Elon's rockets spend years on the test stand. The FAA and NASA checks every bolt every line of code. It took 18 months to complete certification of the parachutes for Crew Dragon. 4 years delay due to additional testing and redesigns after problems were found (one exploded on the test stand).
And Jaques Costeau.... that anyone gas the audacity to compare himself to suxh a great man. A real explorer, taking us along for the ride.
Yeah he built his sub himself. It worked for decades.
The Calypso his ship was a marvel by the time he was done with it. It also had a 2000 L wine tank.
And he was a great guy. Always generous. But when he lost his son his heart wasn't in it anymore. They were a bit rough. But they didn't put anyone but professionals on that submarine.
It's a Logitech controller for PC gaming. You can see the logo and it seems it is jerryrigged. Excellent for it's intended purpose, not for taking lives in your hands. Seeing it, would've made me turn around knowing massive costcuts must've happened. The controller, brand new, is about $50
Negligence and carelessness on the part of the company is absolutely mind-boggling.
Not to mention resources in spending in search ops , while countryes around the world are starving .. Aint it so cool ?
@@igordrakulovic6857It’s crazy considering if this was just some fisherman no one would care
@@igordrakulovic6857countries
But mostly it is lack of common sense by getting into a tin can bolted on the outside
There's risk in everything we do, but in retrospect this venture seems rather like a suicide mission.
as a former submariner in the US Navy, at the very least, there should have been emergency mechanisms in place to help locate the submersible in situations like this. There are several other factors that cannot be controlled, but locating the machine and those lives is most definitely one that can be.
Isn’t it strange how there is so much regulation in most things in life but not in the world of deep sea tourism. Crazy that Rush could legally take rich people to the deep depths of the ocean and not even have the requirement of a safe vessel that has been registered and certified.
The dude who owned and operated it was an arrogant scam artist. 4 passengers paying $250,000 is a cool million per trip. This was his get rich quick scheme and it finally backfired on him. It didn't even have an emergency flotation device on it.
They apparently had a sonar pinger that would go off in 15 min intervals to let the ship know they were ok...They havent heard the pinging since they lost contact. I think that points to power failure, but the worrying thing is they had a dead mans switch. Brackets would dissolve in seawater to drop the ballast and surface the sub after a set time even if everyone was incapacitated. I think they are either stuck under some debris or they imploded the moment the ship lost contact.
Agreed. This should have been a fundamental requisite of a safety protocol with a successfully demonstrated recovery procedure. How Rushton managed to talk those people into joining him is beyond my understanding. They are obviously not your typical everyday tourist. My thoughts go out to the families concerned and hope they are all found in reasonably good health.
I don't understand why the launch ship didn't notify authorities sooner. They waited from about 11:30 till 6:30 before they raised their concerns. Surely there would have been more regular check ins than that.
People really need to leave that grave yard alone
It's a statistical certainty that sooner or later something will go wrong in any venture. Sending folks down to a tragedy will sooner or later become a tragedy.
Let the ship rest in peace.
I feel like going down there anyway would be sad to see because of all the death that happened there it just dosnt seem appealing at all
@@neptune-op4dj It's disrespectful, too...
Well said
@@akinumber1 yes that as well
I hope for the people on board that they passed away at the time that they lost connection to the ship. Living through the past 3 days would be horrific.
I still hope they get rescued alive
How is this the leading news story?
For entertainment this narrative of slow suffering countdown to death is entertaining. Yes it’s morbid and thTs why we’re all intrigued.
A rescue would be wonderful. But realistically we can at least get pictures. Of the bowel filled cabin. Rescuers commentating about the stench.
I feel like that's a positive thought in this situation. If they are still alive.....we're basically watching them die slowly in real time. There is no way they're going to find this thing and even if they do find it they aren't going to be able to get it up
I hope their deaths were instant and painless.
I just feel so terrible for the families, the worst part is that they paid to be in this situation. I really hope they are found well and alive soon.
Their oxygen should be depleted by now and even if the sub is found it can’t be towed up. It’s just a case of finding their dead bodies.
if you have a billion dollars but 0 iq to look at a submarine a dude hooke a 90s FUCKING PC GAMING CONTROLLER FROM A SECOND HAND STORE. you Knew the risk and deserve it no sadness for morons
I think the worst part is the fact that there had been similar issues in the past with that submarine and nobody did anything. And the fact the submarine was totally unsafe, avoiding all the US law being in international waters, and still the CEO was claiming it was fine. Tempting the inevitable...
@guillediaz I bet you the management don't want them to be found. Sounds like the sub needed an update at least that they knew about for at least 5 years. The management knows that if it's found and see the sate of the sub and how it failed only to learn that the accident could very well be avoided, but if your blaging to niave customers that its up to speck and get them to sign thinking the submarine is safe when it's not. Well.... that could be a very big and ugly court case brought to them by the mourning family members.
investigation ASAP! 5 millionaires in that submarine! and it’s missing ?!???
Can you imagine spending $250,000 to be stuck at the bottom of the ocean in a death tube? I can't even fathom how terrifying that has to be. I really hope they're able to find them in time!
That’s really good deal when the Pakistanis 🇵🇰 Hafto 💩💩…Aroma is PriceLess🎮
I’m a researcher in this industry. The technology simply isn’t there yet to have these kinds of commercial ventures…it’s always easy looking back and pointing fingers at every thing, and I have many issues with how this company approached design, but at the end of the day it’s a man with a dream and tourists with the means to support it.
It’s touching for everyone involved in this type of work
@messianicjew2023 exactly
@diverman1023 Ya it sounds like he wanted this to happen faster than it should have. From what I've heard so far it seems he cut way too many corners, and didn't want to listen to ppl he should have. It's a cool idea but the risk was way to big in my opinion.
Love the choice of words
I was in a horrible car accident when I was fifteen, broke both my femurs, arms, pelvis, collar bone, hundreds of stitches. All of which was horrible, but the worst part was being trapped, I couldn’t move for over two hours, they had to remove the roof to get me out. I will never get into the back seat of a car again. I feel so sorry for them.
Oh gosh, that's awful 😞 Sorry you went through that
I'm So Sorry for what happened to You, Take Care
That’s rough. Wishing you the best ❤
@@roamingthereal4060 so is your heart.
How is that relevant
I cant believe the owner would go down there himself if he knew his submarine wasn't up to standards. His behavior is reckless and might cost his life and the lives of 4 other people.
He probably committed suside and took the other people with him?
This is real sad
At least he went down with the ship, like a captain should
He was playing God. Never wise...
I doubt that the owner felt that way.. he wouldnt have gone if he knew it was a certain deathtrap.
Never understimate the ocean
this wasn't the ocean this was pure stupidity
Correct my grandfather was a Navy officer during World War Two, and he says that the ocean can be very dangerous. You have to treat like a woman, give it respect and appreciation. If not, you'll get kicked out out of the sea or worse, drowned and killed. And this is no ocean. This is the ocean that killed all those people. The icebergs been there for so long. I feel awful for those who have passed on And now five more people have lost their lives just because the seed of Titanic they should just leave it alone. Let the dead rest.
*stupidity of humans
Nor the curse of the Titanic
We don't fear death but the way we die. Rest in peace
Naw I fear death too lol
I am fine with dying on my bed, I am however a person who loves to travel sooo the best i can do is not be stupid and respect mother nature and accept that anything can go wrong 🙌🏼
Don't give up, there's still time
@eem59 I agree with you
Nobody is in their body at the time of death. Just before it happens God takes your soul out of your body.
If a person decides to climb a mountain or goes sky diving and dies we feel bad but also we consider them foolish or attribute it to bad luck, but climbing into a 25 foot tin can and dropping 2 plus miles to the bottom of the sea is outright suicidal.
I don't think it's foolish. We need people who are willing to take big risks and maybe not make it home. Otherwise we wouldn't have space travel. But, it is a consequence of a decision they made. It wasn't like they were forced.
@@mombythesea2426These people went down there for pleasure. Not for science
@@PinkyakaAyannaj Yeah but pretty soon we're going to have trips to space for pleasure. And that's still part of progress. Someone had to be the first to fly a plane, ride a train, get in a hot air balloon, etc. Lots of early tests were tragic but eventually they led to better designs and now they're commonplace.
@@mombythesea2426 I understand what you're saying. I just don't believe it applies here.
They were reckless and have paid the price.
@@mombythesea2426what are they learning by visiting a wreck at the bottom of the ocean?
Slowly suffocating to death in a cramped tube with 5 people is a terrible way to go. I hope there was a pressure vessel failure instead and it was over in an instant :(
Suffocating isn’t painful. When the air ran out, as they breathe they create more carbon dioxide resulting to hallucinations then death. Not painful.
That’s why people put a hose into the exhaust of the car then lead it back into the cabin of the car to have this same effect.
I mean, not if they pass out first.
99% chance the carbon fiber cracked
@@Srabubulupa not starvation
Cabin fever
I have nothing but sympathy for 5 of them. Even with their status and even if they knew the risks, no one deserves to leave life that way.
I wouldn’t wish this fate on my worst enemy. We’re seeing a pretty nasty side of humanity, with all these people taking joy in their demise.
It's disheartening to read so many shocking comments concerning tragedies. Why is there's so little compassion in people nowadays. It's the only thing that makes us human
fr. who cares if they were rich? they were still human beings. they didn't deserve to die this way
They didn’t deserve to die but why be retarded and go that deep we know we can’t go that deep
@@kb4432why would you have compassion for rich fools spending $250,000 going to the bottom of the ocean in a pill capsule to see wreckage
Rush seemed immensely proud to have shirked the warnings of his colleagues (both in his own company and industry at large). It’s a shame his hubris has likely cost not only his own life, but the lives of four others. It’s a greater shame the others paid him for it.
They can hear the noises but can’t tell where the noises are coming from. With today’s technology that’s so surprising to me
Right
We invest more in space than the ocean sadly
I believe they can tell where promising noises are coming from once they find a pattern. Three sonic buoys are set up to triangulate the point of origin. So yeah it's possible, but it must be done efficiently first (and in a hurry against time) before devoting the needed resources.
@@EdwardGutierrez90this is besides the point, but we should be investing money here on earth rather than space.
I KNOW WHERE THE NOISES ARE COMING FROM! THE OCEAN! NOT THE SKY! WHY ARE THEY FLYING AIRPLANES THE SUBMARINE CAN'T BE FLYING.
This company and passengers are very selfish. They went down there for fun and fame. They knew it's very risky. It is like diving into the ocean when there is a category 5 hurricane and now people have to come to rescue you. Do the best we can to find those people but governments should definitely send the bill to Oceangate and passengers for the search and rescue costs. Taxpayers should not be paying for their fun and fame. Worst of all, they are putting the rescuers at risk.
pay it wagie dog
Fame? If it this accident didn't happen, you wouldn't even know they exist.
I agree. Such a selfish act. The entire world is in panic because of ego and bragging rights! It’s the Ocean. It can do whatever it wants to do! !
We know rich people who don’t care about normal people or God. Shouldn’t waste our resources or time.
@@szbalazs2073well said .
The fact that all contact was lost before these men got to the bottom of the ocean, and the “pinging” that the sub puts out regularly went quiet, I honestly believe that, that sub imploded, killing all occupants even before they knew they had a leak onboard.
Not nice to think about, but a super quick and painless way to go, unlike being stuck 3800m below sea level, knowing your oxygen is running out, and with no way to contact rescue crews.
Can you imagine the therapy these men will need, if they ever make it out alive?
well.. RIP
These are my thoughts, too
Story’s moral: billionaires aren’t billionaires for their intelligence
Look at Elon Musk he is a perfekt Ingeneer a good Businessman and bring man and Material Safety from Space to Earth !
Lets not forget this sub has went down 2 times before and gone up and the CEO was coming on the trip honestly any regular person would be somehow convinced they'll make it back alive
Is there no OceanGate crew on the surface of the sea? No second sub? Who allowed this madness? Unbelievable!
for only $250k you too can enjoy such notoriety
There is not a second sub
This thing was made using store-bought parts from hardware/hobby stores. There is no checklist or anything in case of an emergency. It's pretty much, "let's hope nothing goes wrong." As for who allowed this madness, the ocean is vast. Countries "own" an amount of ocean extending from their land borders. Considering how much of the world is ocean, the "owned" amount is tiny. Outside of the "owned" areas is International Waters, where there are no rules.
I'm sure no submarine tourism company is held to the standard of needing to have a second "rescue sub" on hand in case of emergency. What made this company particularly risk-prone was the experimental nature of their design, and perhaps the lack of certain safety features that regulators would have mandated of a non-experimental craft.
(And yes, there is a crew in a mother ship--but once they lost contact with the submersible there probably wasn't anything they could do to help the situation...although they certainly could have alerted emergency services several hours sooner than they did.)
there was oceangate people on the surface, the ones that knew they lost contact with the sub and contacted the coast guard.
They're dead.
The main window of the sub was only rated for 1300 meters of depth. Titanic is at 4000. My bet is that it imploded at the point of contact loss, and that those knocking sounds are something else. In the press conference today, they couldn't even tell if the knocking was of man-made origin or something occuring naturally, like a geological or even biological thing.
Yes, after I saw this fact stated in another video, this has to be the most likely cause and outcome. Depth ratings are for a reason.
Then Stockton Rush is extremely irresponsible and the passengers should have questioned the strength of the window before going down
It's been down before with no problem.
@@DonIsadick-mf3gv Just because it worked a few times doesn't mean it's safe, especially regarding material fatigue after multiple pressurization cycles.
@@DonIsadick-mf3gv it definitely weaken over the months of being used, the theory of the implosion seems the most likely, either way, by tomorrow: they're dead.
I don’t think we will ever find out what really happened to these guys 😔
No, but I'm sure they're gone, God rest their souls.
they said it took 73 yrs to find the Titanic. And it's a big ship
a small tiny submarine in the sea? not a chance rip indeed
@@punk77 one can only hope the thing did fail on the descent and they died quick
If the video said that the sub was only meant to be used 1300 meters, they definitely imploded from the extreme underwater pressure.
@edenstar196 Yes. Still, let's hope for the best🙏
What I don't understand is why this sub doesn't have sonar sensors and other sound equipment that sends out pings every 2-3 mins regardless of whether it's an emergency or not.
A sub going to these depths MUST have:
- sonar equipment (equipment that sends out sound pulses)
-> these should be sending out pulses ever 1m during operation
- a laser light, something that can be seen for miles on end
-> these lights should also be lit up every 1m during operation
- motors to help it maneuver and get itself out of trouble
- some sort of tether system that automatically launches if the vessel is not on surface within 24 hrs.
-> this tether should have a sonar device attached at the end of it so when it reaches the surface it sends out a loud sound pulse
Lastly, what I cannot fathom is why these billionaires, who could have financed the creation of a whole new, state of the art sub-marine using their own funds, (James Cameron had a sub marine developed to explore the Marianas Trench and it cost $10 million) would take such a risk?! DESPITE several people sounding the alarm about this company's safety practices AND several past expeditions also experiencing all kinds of technical problems.
It seems to be such a reckless venture.
And the stupid founder saying he's bent the rules in the name of innovation...like dude it's one thing to 'bend the rules' when you're ACTUALLY innovating (like using new material or better engineering techniques), it's another thing completely to ignore basic safety protocols.
It seems he was taunting the whole diving/submarine community like
"look at you fools who are so worried about safety procedures, protocols and practices. Let me show you how little you actually need to explore the ocean"
Yeah, I would have bailed when I saw the inside of that thing and him using a game controller to navigate it.
he also said there is no need for experienced people, was proud of the fact he had all young know nothing college kids doing the engineering, school is merely the starting point real world work gives you experience, nothing tops experience
Only a fool would get in something like that.
@@V.E.R.O. it would be shocking discovery if they found out the reason it looses navigation because of the controller looses it's battery
@@klj2382 A fool & their money are easily parted.
The thought alone of being stranded on the bottom of the ocean scares me. Hopefully they are recovered safely.
Me too 🙏🙏🙏
Chances are extremely slim.. that’s if they aren’t dead already
Not a chance
luckily u probably don’t have £190,000 to have this risk
if not tangled inside the wreck of the titanic and just on the seafloor it would be quite possible and easy for them to remove the front porthole and then swim to the ocean surface using the oxygen tanks aboard. i believe this is the most likely scenario and they are floating on the surface waiting to be found.
This gives me so much anxiety, I cannot imagine what those passengers are going through now… ugh rest in peace… 😢
Dying by CO2 is not the worst thing, maybe mentally, but if you relax and meditate it shouldn't take long..
What really disturbs me is that there is a 19 year old boy there. I don't care if he is considered an adult. He is still a kid and what absolute terror that kid must be going through if he is still alive.
@@ericaespinosa4030I’m 19 aswell so it’s scary
@@rampz975I’m not 19 and it is scary.
@@ericaespinosa4030 19 has the choice to not get in the sketchiest submarine that even a 14 year old could tell wasn't safe they signed their own death warrant
Praying for everyone that's stuck down there. I don't think they're coming back but I hope they do
Prayer is useless
They gone fam..
I think they will be found years too late. At this point it is a search and salvage. I have a feeling they are stuck in the titanic.
@@caroleziler4524 I agree. Stuck by a bit of debris maybe. If that's the case, then they are dead.
@sagittariusa9953 nows not rly the time to be shittin on ppl just for their religious beliefs, if prayin to god is what gives them hope then let them, nobody asked u to weigh in on it w ur thoughts
The fear of death and their bad choice would be so painful for them in these moments.
@@GladeSwope Nah, probably listening to Air Supply, What! Too soon...
All jokes aside if they are not rescued, may they R.I.P.
They named it Titan , not only that they were using it to visit the Titanic but Titan as the ship in the book Titan that came out before Titanic sank - 1898. Which is tremendously similar to what happened to Titanic. And probably they called it indestructible as well . The CEO called it: “Obscenely Safe”and named it Titan . There are things you just don’t mess with
Ironically, Titan was a mythological god who fought nature’s elements and lost.
It’s also 111 years since the ship sank. It’s so creepy that after all this time the titanic was still able to claim more lives.
@@wasidanatsali6374 Oh, I did not know this...
It’s eerie
@wasidanatsali6374 so did Thanos (who was a titan). Time to avoid any variations of that name methinks.
Some expeditions were delayed after OceanGate was forced to rebuild the Titan’s hull because it showed “cyclic fatigue” and wouldn’t be able to travel deep enough to reach the Titanic’s wreckage, according to a 2020 article by GeekWire, which interviewed the company’s CEO.
I'm happy he's one of the ones that are down there for not properly doing it so in one way or another this won't happen again r.i.p. to the kid inside
I wonder if the wife is happy now with all them billions she has inherited
Dude
@@geoffdb8118 what
@@JoseRamos-by9hhpakistan being a majority muslim country deems that women are worth only HALF of inheritance bc they are worth half of a man
There should be no argument or debate when it comes to saving lives, just rescue them, and give them the bill.
I agree. A lot of people think they were really stupid to take the risk, but they're still human beings and when people are in distress they have a duty to help them. Kinda distasteful to even ask that question "should they be helped or not?"
It’s not just a simple thing to rescue any submarine, let alone one at that depth. Foolhardy and arrogant to think they were safe.
As a side note, tourist subs don’t dive nearly this deep!
Agreed, save their life, let them reconsider, then you can proceed to whatever is needed to process, but right now, saving their lives are the priority.
Ruscuing them might not be possible. There are only like two ships that can go that deep, but they are not capable of lifting it all to the surface. Even if they find where it is its impossible to get to it and get it out before they suffocate.
It's not as simple as just going down there and rescuing them. They could be stuck in the debris field or carried miles away by underwater current. It could take weeks or months to even locate them. Then getting them to the surface is a whole other feat in itself. There isn't a handful of vessels that can even go that deep in the first place
These billionaires like Hamish really believed the sales pitch that he is a “mission specialist”. I can’t get over the ego of paying your way and not wanting to admit you’re just a tourist.
There’s a sucker born every minute.
OceanGate is definitely getting a huge lawsuit, safety violations like this while charging $250k for the ride is just unacceptable.
The most informative interview I've heard since Titan was lost.
@@SalveRegina8How old is she?
Sheesh! Knowing they bolted the door shut and there was no way for me to get out on my own, I am now MORE than certain I would NEVER have gotten into the vessel.
My sign to leave has to be the game controller
You're 13,000 meters down the bottom of the ocean.. why would you be getting out with no oxygen or scuba gear on? Think about it and be realistic
@@cassandranavarro3030 not necessarily for that reason. For all we know the sub could have surfaced days ago, but because they decided to basically paint it with camouflage we cannot find it. They could be on the surface and trapped knowing full well they have 12 hours of oxygen left
@@cassandranavarro3030What makes any part of my comment unrealistic? I am beyond certain I wouldn't have gotten into that thing and went down to what is 13,000 feet, NOT meters.
The unfortunate truth is that the best technology we have is completely incapable of mounting time-sensitive underwater rescues at even half this depth. These kinds of rescue operations are hopeless and they know it. Everyone still tries because... it doesn't feel right to sit around and say "impossible" even if it is the truth. Hopefully the sub managed to surface and just needs to be found, but I wouldn't hold my breath.
It takes around 3.5 to 4 hours to make it down to the debris field. Communication was lost after only approximately 1hr 45mins after it's descent began.
I think it imploded or had a catastrophic hull breach otherwise it would have surfaced by now, it's been almost 4 days. 😢💔 My thoughts are with the families and loved ones of all those on board.
It’s been reported several times that it takes 2 hours to reach the wreck, therefore, they were almost there when disaster struck. Probably implosion.
yep, implosion explains the loss of signal and nothing resurfacing. They were all dead before the news broke.
Even if they locate the Titan how would they get them to the surface on time with respect to oxygen? Also, these news briefings leave so much to be desired. It seems like they know the answer to any questions but say “I don't have the numbers or information on hand”. I really hope for a miracle! Dying in a submersible on the ocean floor knowing your oxygen is running out is a fate worse than anything I can imagine!
They probably died immediately as their sub imploded from the pressure, that's the best outcome at this point honestly
Search the nutty putty cave disaster.
@stephenalex4345
Oh crikey. John Jones. What a way to go 😖
They want views. Media will do anything to keep you watching
It's mad Huh
I think what's worse is if they have surfaced but can't get out ! And we find them too late
"known for the rules you break" well you did it man, you will forever be known as the guy who broke the rules and got yourself and others killed. great job.
Good news. Hope they are found, safe and well. Let's not wish bad things on people, either rich or poor. Let's be kind to each other. Tragedy can happen to anyone of us.
You're right, but they honestly brought this on themselves. Play stupid games win stupid prizes.
It’s not a tragedy. It’s stupidity.
@@koufsmitty532Wow. Miserable much?
@@koufsmitty532so every time a plane crashes, the passengers brought it upon themselves?
I totally understand the passengers going down there. I myself would be on that sub if the opportunity was given, I’m a geek for the history of the earth
@@koufsmitty532 I still want to see them rescued. We can dog on them and poke fun at them later. Bring them home safe first.
The glass was built to go down to 1400 meters... and the Titantic is at 4,000 meters... That Sub imploded and was crushed under the weight of the ocean.
They could be his famous last words...I broke the rules! Yeah you definitely did that
I am hopeful and praying for all them to found alive from guyana 🇬🇾
God have ways and he will make aways for them. God keep them under your wings safe and bring them home to their love ones?
You can’t alter gods path. This is what they were meant to do.
Why would they be found in Guyana?
My prayers from guyana
@@OTOWN2STOCKTOWNhe's just sending prayers from Guyana you just misunderstood
this is an absolute horror show. i hope they went quickly and quietly. to wait days to die in a cramped, confined space would be horrific
Those Thai kids were in that cave for like 10 days and they were playing football again a year later.
natural survival instinct kicks in and you ride it out as horrible as it is.
@@Shannon-pn1iv Indeed, deceased if not soon to be.
@@thereader6667slightly different being in a large open room with a decent air pocket in a cave than literally being 2 miles beneath the sea in absolute perpetual darkness with a pressure of water upon you that could cause you to instantaneously implode like a flesh balloon.
If it imploded it would probably be extremely loud, but also extremely quick.
People raised extremely wealthy are sometimes more ignorant than those that weren’t. Wealth and having everything handed to you causes entitlement and ignorance which is a deadly combination. I hope they don’t /didn’t suffer. 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Titanic should be left to rest in peace its ghoulish to want to go and see where ONE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED, people lost their lives, she has been claimed by the sea, we should let her rest in peace 😢
Titanic is a burial site, but they tried to make profit from it by making it a tourist spot. Shame to these people. I dont even know if they're deserve to be rescued, by taking these rescuers at risk cuz of their fault. tsk
@@jeromearenas8028 Couldn't agree more. Paid 250,000 for their funeral in my opinion. They must've known the risks before they went down
Titanic its a Grave
Fingers crossed they are ALL alive and okay. I am praying they are found before they get too desperate to survive.
I believe they are alive; will they be found; only time will tell now
They knew the risks.
@@suelong3273and your point is?
Praying won't do anything lol
Please keep praying 🙏 “For where two or three are gathered together in my name, there am I in the midst of them” 😢thank you
The beauty and the power of the ocean should be respected. Of course show compassion, but let’s be realistic! Praying for all! 🙏🏽
I'm upset they got into that sub to begin with. I feel terrible for what they went through. But people need to be more responsible with their choices. Their families should have stopped them.
They have no drinking water. They have no food. It was supposed to be a 8-10 hour trip.
If there is banging coming from the submersible then it’s probably trapped under something or they lost power. Poor people. All the thought’s running through their minds: why did I go on this trip?!
they had some water and snacks. They will run out of oxygen before needing to worry about dehydration or starving.
The irony of it. Dude broke rules, endangered lives with cavalier disregard, and ends up on the disastrous voyage to the bottom of the ocean right along with those whos safety he took so lightly. I wonder if he had time to reflect on his arrogant choices. At those depths any breach would be fatal, and since none of the "fail-safes" has been engaged, I fear there was a breach. If that is the case, they are gone. More lives lost in an already tragic story. Needlessly.😢 I pray I'm wrong.
Couldn't have said it better
maybe the banging sound is the guess taking him out for dooming them..
It would be the biggest miracle in history if they find this sub and get it up with anyone still alive. 🙏
There are only 3 other vessels in the world capable of retrieving something from the ocean floor where the Titanic is located. If it happens at all, it unfortunately won’t be for quite awhile.
They’re not alive anymore
i dont believe in any happy ending at this point. i am realistic...
Dude they're dead, like they're literally fucking dead
@@BGI_guy I guess you don’t believe in hope.
Imagine the years of horrific nightmares... the therapy each trapped person would need in this life, if indeed they make it out alive. I’m hoping for the fastest rescue and for the peace of their minds... absolutely terrifying.
Yet another luxury the average person in this country can’t afford.
that might be something no therapy or anything can fix, they might be just broken people after like shells
@@jamie7664some rich get so bored of having all that money that they spend it on stuff like this
boohoo, they'll be sleeping in their golden pillows
How salty some of these broke people are. There’s a 19 year old on that sub, a mother is likely going to lose her son and her husband at the same time. The inability to show any compassion and think about this on a human level is worrying.
Recent drowning of 500 People off the coast of Greece did not receive the same level of coverage or reporting, let alone rescue efforts. This world is messed up.
Yeah why is this getting so much coverage...
Feeling depressed watching from outside can’t believe the emotions the 5 people going through .😢
The only thing that went through those 5 people was several tonnes of high pressure water.
@@jackn4853 The pressure hugged them to death.
The dude who owned and operated it was an arrogant scam artist. 4 passengers paying $250,000 is a cool million per trip. This was his get rich quick scheme and it's eventually backfired on him. It didn't even have an emergency flotation device on it. They're FISH FOOD. At that depth it imploded and they got squashed like stamping on a cola can.
they're dead...no emotions, life ended in a flash...no pain, stop projecting and seek therapy ffs
The sound is the passengers banging the captain's head on the side of the sub.
Staying optimistic, others who did same titanic dive said most missions had trouble with or lost communications, still hope left, pray they make it to surface alive, on a wing & a prayer 🙏🏻🤞🏻🍀🇺🇸
I wouldn't wish this on my worst enemy it's like being buried alive God help them 🙏
what your crazy i wish yhis on all of em
It's worse than that.
@RoyalCrypt wonder if they made a video to be found at a later date ...
@@marcosilos1021 you area terrible person
no not personal .. but if my son hates him or his an enemy yeah idgaf i bet same will be wish apon you me dawg worlds crazy homes keep yo head up everyone
4:21 that didn’t age well…
Well I did 🤓 and now you took people out with you
They’re breaking new ground. It like mocking those trying to make “ flight machines”.
How could you make something that could fly? Then space. Way before automobiles. Or electricity.
You’re the donkey neighing and saying it’s impossible despite many successful voyages.
You’re on the couch on verge of loosing your feet to diabetes. And you’re like snarf snarf. They’re so dumb.
And you’re cutting corners on how many times you change your adult diaper or fill a 2 liter soda bottle full of pee
Fr just like the captain of titanic thought the ship was unsinkable smh
They should have had another submersible on hand to aid in an immediate rescue! I can't wrap my head around not notifying anyone for 8 hours is criminal in my book!
Pride! Man greatest downfall
You keep posting the worst imaginable comments lol. Communication loss was expected, that's why they waited 8 hours, because it was expected to be out of comms around that long.
They definitely should’ve had an emergency plan with at least one other submersible on deck ready to go down and assess the situation.
That was came to my head too . Really suspicious. This owner was a gambler. The guy who suggested to inspect the boat was sucked from work. That's the price for greed. Money took a first place. Sick people everywhere.
If l have the money , l will build wreck of titanic elsewhere. Just 100m down.
Then took the tourist night time, go down 50m , wait 2 hours in the same spot ( they can't see nothing anyway) then dive to the bottom
Show them titanic , return same way. Take them home by plane from there. 250k each , so 1mln every Saturday 😂 ( 6 days rest )
No risk . One year work and retired 😅
He said “Expensive regulation delays innovation”. Well here’s where innovation got you.
He will be remembered now
For being an idiot.
Why on earth would they give it such a cursed name as Titan then go a step further to be like no thanks to safety checking? Yeah because it worked out so well for Titanic…?
Praying for their dear families during this difficult sad time what a sad situation .
This case reminds me of the poor fella who used to spelunk often and got trapped under a fallen stone, he had maybe thirty days of suffering before dying, the entirety of local america swarmed to his location but they couldn't do anything but be a hinderance and when they got somewhere with a rescue, something always happened to set them back
The lack of space inside that thing is horrendous. How claustrophobic for one person let alone five. Not even a seat, no toilet, ONE window for five people. Best case scenario their deaths were instant and they didn’t know a thing. Any other scenario is harrowing to imagine.
They do have a toilet...
@@asham76milk bottles and a hole for the woman lol
Considering what they are doing, you would think they'd have a backup to go down immediately if there was a problem.
Normally that would be the case. Normally you would have a backup sub, and an emergency distress signal. This company chose to do neither.
@@SomeoneBeginingWithIkh
THINK looks to be the key word -
No matter if they are on an experimental vessel, and if they knew the risk. If we know that people are in distress, we have to try to rescue them.
Except we don't. Ever hears of cave diving? Its a rule in cave diving that if someone is struggling, stay away. Why? Because it's very possible that where they got stuck, you could too. They could, in a panic, rip off your equipment, etc. Cave divers know the risk. Unless these guys were literally braindead (which in theory they should all actually be super intelligent given they were billionaires...)
And they are, it's just they are trapped in one of the most unexplored, and unreachable places on earth. It's harder to get to them down there then it would be if they were in space.
It’s over!!!!!!!
Did yall rescue the hundreds of refugees drowning in sea on June 16? Yall rescue the wrong peopel
They cant rescue them because they cant locate the vessel!!!
These people had a choice,it’s nobody’s fault but their own
$250,000 for a rich-man's joyride to the ocean floor could help a lot of people on land.
It's their money. They can spend it how they want.
It's their money, rich people are not expected to help other people.
They were reduced to a pink cloud in the water and people wafers for the fish and sea life when the hull failed. They lost contact before it got to the bottom, between 8,500 and 10,000 feet and there's been nothing ever since. It went pop on the way down.
My presumption too... The "vessel" never made it to the bottom, the wreckage most certainly did.
Whilst sounding morbid, one would hope their vessel imploded immediately and they suffered only briefly.
Anything other than that would indeed be the stuff of nightmares.
A claustrophobic person's absolute worse nightmare
Let’s get this done! Praying for you all.
Um, they're gone mate. Game over 😬
Yes mate, getting this done would have a better success rate In space. 1% chance of rescue.
You would have a better chance of climbing Mount Hood in a raging blizzard. These guys were gone three days ago.
even if they find them how will they get them up
man if we even find then we dont know how to bring them up, the robot can only go to a depth of 6000 and these guys are at 13000. if they survive and brought up it will be a tale to tell.
I think the only hope for them is if they are on the surface and get spotted. Still hoping.
May you all be back alive soon.
Praying for you all.Please come back 😢❤
don't hold your breath
@@jjrr2273They certainly can't.
"Expensive regulation limits innovation."....You know what also limits innovation? Having your submarine implode because you cut corners. The FAA regulates the aviation industry and last time I checked it seems to be innovating faster than you can track it.
The saddest part about all of this is, if they didn’t make it, the 19 year old trusted his dad.
How do you know? He might have talked his dad into it.
@@LisaMedeiros-tr2lzis dad was a known explorer guy, was into all the seti stuff, it's likely his dad wanted him to explore something that he felt was safe, rather than volcano, mt Everest or cave
@@LisaMedeiros-tr2lz I wouldn’t let my kid talk me into to jeopardizing his life. Either way, he trusted his dad judgement to go in the first place.
I believe they were dead the second they lost communication with the surface. 15 minutes from the bottom. 3 tons per square inch on every inch of the vessel. The pressure at those depths is incredible. At least it was quick for them. A matter of a nanosecond.
Agreed. The com loss was the catastrophic moment. Like Challenger exploding.
Best comment ever
yeah, I hope the hull just broke or something. sounds harsh but at those pressure levels at least none of them would of felt a single thing.
How long was it meant to take to get to the bottom from the surface, does anyone know ?
Approx 3 hours. They were about half way down when signal was lost
Looking more and more like OSV window shattered! David Lochridge moved from Scotland to Washington state to work for the firm. In a BBC interview in 2017 he enthused about the mission and said it was "destined for the sea".
But less than a year later he warned his bosses that flaws in the Titan's carbon hull might go undetected without more stringent testing, and urged the company to have an outside agency certify the vessel.
He said his verbal warnings were ignored until he wrote a report and was called into a meeting with several officials - including OceanGate chief executive Stockton Rush, who is aboard the missing submersible.
OceanGate responded by firing Lochridge. The company sued him for revealing confidential information, and the submarine expert countersued for unfair dismissal. The lawsuit was later settled. Through his lawyer, Lochridge declined to comment today.
Court documents also state that Lochridge learned that the manufacturers of the Titan’s forward viewport only certified it to a depth of 1,300 metres. The Titanic wreck lies 3,800 metres below the ocean surface.
The worst part is that the CEO had the option of having new parts made that would be certified to 4000m, but he refused the extra money because he deemed it unnecessary (in his words the industry standards were "obscenely safe" and holding back their "innovation").
I’m scared to get into a lift!
I can’t imagine how people would get into that contraption and go down 2.5 miles down into nothingness all the while getting squeezed by 4k PSI!!
Am I the only one shocked by the search effort and the immense amount of money spent on a hopeless mission to find a submersible with 5 people in it that if found can't even be saved?
Billionaires on board, money talks
dont be so negative; people like you arent helpful at this time
@@ryannoble4789 The media loves the "story" so it matters to them, lol. It's a money-maker.
@@ryannoble4789its shameful that only the rich would be treated like this but anybody in this situation should be saught after until found. For the families closure, this is a good spend of money
Nope. You are not alone with that thought.
Let’s get this done! Praying for you all.. We don't fear death but the way we die. Rest in peace.
Poverty is not so bad after all. Wish them a safe rescue though. Poor peoole care about everyone
How terrible that Ocean Gate allowed this through their negligence... It is a miracle that the previous journeys did not end like this.
To the people on board the Titan, rest in peace... I hope I am wrong, but I don't see a way they can be saved, without a second sub that can go that deep.
Ocean Gate should be sewed and lose everything
@@jmy871 sued how. The owner is one of the ppl missing
@@dontoni8041They can still sue the other ones alive who gave an okay to the operation of this sub.
@@claytabulusshogunno they cant. Ppl who geton that sub are aware of death or being seberly hurt, it is wrriten loke 10 times on 2 pages. They loterallly sign their lofe away. Nothing you can do .
@@jmy871they cant. Ppl who get on that sub, are told yoi may die like 10 tomes in 2 pahe sign off waiver.
🙏 for the passengers and rescue teams.
Praying for a miracle! That's where I am putting my focus!
It's a wrap for those people but hopefully their sub is found intact
" yoj are remembered for the rules you break "..... Heart break 💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔. He said he broke a couple of rulee but did he not think for once others oives will be in danger . My god . Goosebumps
I respect the brave people who take such risks; however I am far too cowardly to do anything like that, no matter how wonderful the outcome would potentially be. I don't mind being one of the zillions of people who have never seen the wreck of the Titanic in real life.
It’s not cowardly-
It’s called a strong sense of self preservation
There is no need to risk if he had the sub tested and all the safety systems are met. This was a guy who had no common sense.
There is a fine line between stupidity and bravery. There is no line here for me personally it is crossed,
If it's for scientific purposes, yes, bravery. If it's for fun, I will skip the rest of my sentence here....
That's not bravery, that's sheer arrogance and stupidity.
Rest in peace.
The remote controller is something I would say" Nah" straight away
Prayers from China. 🇨🇳🙏
中国加油！
This is not the time to be looking for people to blame.
I hope they get found and rescued and returned to their families safely.
Logitech is to blame. Logitech will pay big for this over their controller.
@@DirtyHardSock how do you know it's the controller? Even if the controller failed...its a game controller not a sub controller. The people who signed off on its use should be blamed if that indeed did fail
@@hw6271it’s a joke because everyone is going on about the Logitech controller which makes no sense whatsoever. That’s the least of their problems.
yes there were numerous safety failures that they knew about
this should never have been allowed to launch
@@hw6271 Logitech is to blame for making cheap garbage products. This will be their downfall.
There always seems to be an engineer who was ignored in these type of stories.
Good reasons not to go in a submarine:
-It's an enclosed space
-You can suffocate
-So many things can go wrong
unless your in dubai then it good fun
I can’t imagine a more horrific way to die and am praying for their safe rescue. However, just like the Titanic, this is a vessel doomed by arrogance and wealth. Will we ever learn?
Jesus I pray for these people to be rescued.
Amen 👍🏼
Better pray for the thousands of children starving to death like rats every single day on this planet and your god is doing nothing about
You'll find that those prayers are going to go unanswered.
Impractical religiosity suits medieval barbarians.