Titanic tourist submersible destroyed: How it happened | About That
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- Wreckage from the missing Titan submersible has been found near the site of the Titanic. All those who were on board are lost at sea. Andrew Chang explains what happened and how the Titan was destroyed.
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No sensationalism, no hysterics. Just the facts in a respectful, thoughtful manner. True professionalism. We need more from the media to act this way.
Strange how they allow comments on these videos but with anything to do with politics they don’t allow comments quite sick
Trump wouldn't have let this happen!
@@montespaulPretty sure this was in Canada *international waters not Canada but doesn’t change the fact Trump couldn’t have prevented a submarine imploding
It was all a distraction, this whole week.
Really? How would he prevent this????
The boy's aunt said he was actually terrified to go on the trip and feared something bad would happen, however ultimately decided to go to help the relationship with his father. Tragic!
That is the saddest part if story I have heard so far. That said, thanks for more insight
Wow, sometimes you have a hunch about some thing might go wrong and you still went ahead and it does go wrong.
I hope that in the end, they were able to connect even in their last moments
@@edwincorvera1156dude they died in .0002 seconds.. most likely.. so
@@dylanwastakenwasalsotaken th-cam.com/video/-CKmNSF6aWA/w-d-xo.html
The ocean is a deadly environment and respect is a must,We need to manage underwater expeditions with the same rigor as going to space. I just feel so terrible for the families.
the deep sea is even more dangerous than the space
it’s actually easier to go to space than to the bottom of the oceans
I totally totally agree. In my personal opinion the ocean scares me more🤷🏾♀️
@@BlondeQtiethat part
@@BlondeQtielies nobody can leave here
It’s incredible the CBC comment sections are open for quality content pieces like this. It’s almost like they know what’s good journalism and what’s nonsense
What’s really tragic about this whole event was the fact that the 19 year old didn’t even want to go on this dive.
Thee only thing tragic about it👍
source?
Really
maybe, though he was being raised by a billionaire so... 🤷♂
@@Beelzabubshuh and?
I honestly feel the worse for the 19 year old. His aunt, sister to the father, said he expressed hesitation and fear about it but felt he had to go to please his dad since this over fathers day weekend 😕 everyone else wanted to be there, he felt like he HAD to be there. Rip to all 5 men but rest in paradise Suleman, you were a great son
Bullshit. Go look at his social media. Nothing but him being piss drunk and spraying money.
😢💔🕯️🙏🕊️ Amen.
God Bless.❤️🙌
@@judyledbetter3915
*O Mankind Know your true Lord*
1.ALLAH is the Creator of the universe and all that exists.
2.ALLAH is the only ONE True God.
3.ALLAH has Power over everything and he can do anything.
4.ALLAH is not a trinity of three persons.
5.ALLAH has no son or daughter.
6.ALLAH doesn't need anyone but everyone needs Him.
7.ALLAH Knows, Hears and Sees everything.
8.ALLAH is the Lord of lords and the King of kings.
9.ALLAH is the God of Jesus, Moses, Abraham and Muhammed(Peace be upon them)
10.ALLAH is the Master of the Day of Judgement.
@@Iamthewarner557 allah means god, god means allah you lot are just insane fighting over what to call the same guy
Who else believes this is an an absolute tragedy? I am crying.
the way he explains the details as well as what might've been the crews are feeling under the sea is so powerful and it's suffocating too. Very well said, indeed.
This is by far the most respectful & informative coverage I have seen on this tragedy.
I wish more news stories were like this. Straight to the point, not sugar coated.
Probably because the military is giving the updates and not the spewed media
yeah I wish I got to hear about families dying more often
@faeancestor you completely misunderstood what he said.
He isn't satisfied about the tragic news.
But rather about the presentation of it.
A lot of news outlets present such incidents with very annoying sugar coating, sometimes the don't mention the full details (because they're too horrible for the outlet's public image)
Therefore, finding such a video that explains it in simple terms is assuring that you're getting the full scope.
@@faeancestorHe literally described the style of reporting.
@@faeancestorfamilies? No families died.
He is one of the most polished reporters, he so clearly and succinctly explains the news. Simply gives you the facts without the theatrics of other networks.
Yes, and so much misinformation. It's astounding, isn't it. Polished doesn't mean truthful. Do some reading if you don't believe me. The US Navy knew of an implosion soon after communications were lost on Sunday.
absolutely agree
Yeah I’ve grown very fond of listening to his news presentations, like none other 👍🏻
Too bad he works for a crap network.
@@stevejohnson149Honestly the only people who have a problem with the CBC have an IQ below 30. I've never met an intelligent person that didn't like the CBC.
Wow, I missed Andrew Chang on-screen, very well spoken, a true journalist and a professional. Best of luck in your future endeavors and hope to see you surface back on-screen.
As someone who has a dad. My dad guessed from the start that it had imploded. I even did too! I'm only going to 7th grade and we both knew that ocean water pressure exists! But how can the coast guards just let something not labled by anyone as 'safe to go underwater or in water' INTO THE GREAT UNKNOWN?
The fact that this kid didn’t want to go but went anyway to be a companion to his father on Father’s Day and this happened on that day is tragic.
I was about to ask why a father would risk his son's life.
Soo Saad!
How do you know he didn't want to go?
@@willabrams9449His aunt says he was terrified to go.
Even more tragic is the fact that dad should have put his child's well being ahead of anything. If his son did not want to go, he should have taken that into account. I feel so sad for this tragic event.
Hats off to all the people that spent days and hours trying to save the Titan submersible
Hats on to Travis for posting this comment
Good that we have closure but all this effort seems like a waste of taxpayer money. Especially using it to save the lives of billionaires who willingly put themselves in this situation.
Dude... no
@@stralightnova Agreed! Make the company pay the bill.
@@stralightnova We still pay their wages either way.
I love how this gentleman is telling all this. His voice is so calming.
Brilliant insight into what potentially happened. Respectful, factual and very well presented indeed. Thank you.
This man reporting this is the ultimate professional. He is wonderful in the way he explains it, and does not waiver in his telling of the story. Good Job.
I thought exactly the same thing.
that was perfection indeed
Yeah, he´s a good actor. Thats why they hired him of course.
@@mikescudder4621 What is your theory, I can't wait to read it.🙄
My thought exactly
Andrew, this is a masterclass on how a sensitive story should be done - without missing out on the details.
Tu idhar bhi agaya chutiye? Jake kejriwal ki potty saaf kar😊
Got the check on his name and he only knows to copy other comments makes since
deshbhakt bhai app idar
He is no deshbhakt he is a left wing bhakt and cause of speaking against a particular person particularly modi he is making his living 😂😂
Rubbish. Those graphics were a tease - we were all waiting to see the little submersible rendition crush and scatter its computer flakes to the bottom of the screen.😡
My sincere condolences to the families. Thank you for a respectful vlog. I have a question about the content they filmed inside Titan. Is there any chance that it can be recovered so we can maybe learn more about what went wrong?
According to Cameron, the tending vessel said the sub was trying to drop ballast (emergency surfacing) when communication and the locator beacon were lost. The transponder had a separate pressure container and battery, and apparently was destroyed in the violent implosion. At the same time, Cameron learned Monday, undersea sonar picked up the implosion but couldn't locate it. The coast guard was told too, but since they couldn't locate it, they hoped it was unrelated and searched as if they didn't believe it was gone.
Andrew Chang is a great communicator, very clearly conveyed the information without all the added drama others would have added.
Andrew Yang
I found him to be pretentious
Same.
His pauses in his monologue quiet painful to watch.
💯
I agree
When the Admiral said that it was an unforgiving environment and catastrophic event after the remains recovery question, he was being beyond professional. Those who understand pressure, and diving, and the ocean know exactly what that means. It was so quick that they didn't have time to think, and that is a blessing.
Correct. They were swapping DNA before they met their makers. With respect.
Imagine sitting there in the submersible waiting, occupying your mind with idle thoughts then you're standing before God. Wow!
Think? please, they didn't the moment they cut the check and then climbed into that sinking coffin with the colorful game controller, smfh
The man didn't want to admit there would be no bodies left. Ugh.
@@Mazel_Tov_888or reality .
Nothingness 👌
This is tremendous reporting. Factual and respectful of the sensitive matter at hand. Very well done CBC!
I am genuinely stunned it made 3 or 4 ‘successful’ dives to Titantic, It’s quite astounding on one level.
Tragic and fascinating to learn of the risk and lack of safety protocols.
Saw the safety concerns while everyone was losing there minds looking for them… was a disaster waiting to happen a tourist trap for the wealthy but the small brained only feel bad for the 19yo who didn’t get a chance to live his life because his dad brought him along his expedition. Nvm he was one of pakistans wealths families I don’t feel bad now…
The whole attitude of the CEO was abhorrent. He didn't hire the best because they would be a bunch of 50 yo white men. He wanted to "inspire"...
Then the materials chosen, the glass and window not certified for lower depths, an XBox controller to drive it...
"iT shouldn't take much skill to operate it", he said in an interview.
Sad. Unnecessary loss of life.
They were all grown adults and signed the waivers. We as grown adults should be allowed to make decisions for ourselves no matter what. I'm sick and tired of this nanny state
@mikem.s.1183
He didn't even use a XBox controller.
It was a cheap knock off brand called ''logitech"
@@TheFruitingChamber How sad that you and others only value human lives of the not so wealthy. All human life is precious. Each human loss is equally tragic. We'd all be better off if all human life were valued highly and equally.
This is a prime example of “Trust your gut instincts”. It’s there for a reason. The 19 yr old didn’t want to go and had a bad feeling but wanted to please the father since it fell on Father’s Day. This is sad. May all 5 rest in peace ✌️.
it's taken me all my life to separate my gut feelings from my compassions and choose what's right for myself over what I feel is right for others.
This is a prime example of rich whites thinking they are invincible.
I'll remember him as a brave young man, that even in his fear he chooses to go out of his love for his father. He will never live the grief of losing a father in father's day. May both of them rest in peace.
This is such 20/20 hindsight. He could have skipped the trip then if something bad happened to him (car crash or whatever), everyone would think “oh what if he had went on the trip he would still be here?” Everyone always has the best advice in hindsight.
they were being sued for claiming it can go to that depth when it couldn't
Thank you CBC for explaining this information really simple and easy to understand.. My Deepest condolences for all the families..
Brilliantly presented. Articulate, succinct… this guy would do well to coach every politician on how to communicate.
This entire situation is already incredibly devastating, and to learn about the 19-year-old young man who, despite his fear, went ahead to fulfill his Father's wishes on Father's Day is truly heart-wrenching. I sincerely hope that the incident happened swiftly and without any warning, as the thought of him enduring fear and uncertainty is absolutely gut-wrenching.
The 19-year-old is the one I feel really bad for the most, especially after the aunt told reporters that he was terrified to go on this dive, but was pressured into going by his father. so sad all around though and a tragedy that could've been avoided if this Darwin Award-winning CEO (whom I don't feel bad for at all) didn't cut corners with safety measures.
Its so sad . I have three boys my youngest 19 i cant imagine letting him go down in that water. 🥀🕯️
I have a 19 year old daughter and I can’t help but to imagine if that were her in that thing. Just devastating!
@@fivefiveqt214 same my youngest is 19 i can't imagine asking him to get in something like that . His poor mother
Jesus said, "What you will hear in your ear, in the other ear proclaim from your rooftops.
Of all the ways they could have died, this one is the one that involves the least suffering. Rest in peace.
It’s true . Truly sad, may these souls Rest in peace
Fast and an unexpected
They died with no fear and panic in their heart..... R.i.p 😔
i personally think this whole thing is a farce the wreck itself is so overrated it's not funny, the Titanic is nothing but another ship wreck like thousands of others, so many things i could say, however your comment is the only one i agree with.
They were shredded into many pieces and are now excrement laid down by bottom-feeders.
So well done in conveying a heartbreaking story with sensitivity and class.
Hats off to all the people that spent days and hours trying to save the Titan submersible indeed!
This guy is an excellent communicator. More of him please.
Yeah dude has a super calming voice and seems to really care
💯
Nope he don’t know Anything
Andrew could sit me down and say, "Son, Im sorry. Sparky, our dog, is dead...." And afterwards I'd just say, _"thanks dad."_
That's Andrew Chang. Really a smart and well-spoken dude; was my schoolmate in Carleton University in Canada :) Happy to see him get the recognition he deserves!
This guy did a fantastic job of explaining what happened. Give him a raise!
Okay, I'll consider that ...🤝🤝🤝
Agreed
Agreed. I swear, i was just thinking the same thing. I wish i could articulate like him. 👏🏽👏🏽
- Signed 06/23/2023
Who is he? His voice is so calming, even when bringing such tragic news.
Very much so. ❤
Some people are saying that they recovered debris on Monday…why didn’t they tell us then?
This was so nicely done. And so informative
Excellent broadcaster: clear, succinct, compassionate without drama. Quite a few American broadcasters should emulate him.
CBC's finest Andrew Chang
Yeah, I really like him
He’s a Canadian broadcaster.
Im from South Africa...such tragic news about the crew...and i must agree..this guy talks nice slow and clear...you can hear every word...not like some guys on CNN
@@FinalGateway I think you missed the point there mr Short Pants.
Simply gives you the facts without the theatrics of other networks. the information without all the added drama others would have added.
Uncommon for a Canadian outlet like CBC to be #1 on trending! This is some masterful reporting - absolutely amazing work. Proud to be Canadian.
Andrew Chang delivered that news in the most compassionate and respectful manner. Facts delivered professionally but with just a hint of the feelings behind the story. Thank you Mr. Chang. Grace to all involved with this event.
I like this guy narrating. He doesn’t sound like a “TH-camr”. His voice is mellow and calming. He’s not yelling in a nasal voice, and telling me to “smash that like button”.
Andrew Chang is a professional journalist with the CBC. He is an excellent reporter known for this sort of broadcast.
Like an Eric kanevsky video 😂
The video is on cbc news and based on the subject matter, it wouldn’t be professional if he did a “TH-camr” voice
Maybe you should marry him
It’s the old-fashioned way of speaking. Where the person actually sounds smart, instead of obnoxious. I love it, too. It’s shockingly unexpected and so refreshing.
I love the clips and the narrator,the way the story is told,,with real news clips,,it’s excellent
Condolences to their families! Very sad this happened!
Was their own fault though soo.
No it wasn't the son didn't want to but did it because they said it would help him bond with his father and also it was not designed the best but it made a couple successful dives.
I have to commend you on how respectful and professional that was. Can not begin to imagine how the families of the lost ones must be broken.
Yeah, it's sad for them, but not really for any other reason. It's like a rich kid going free climbing or base jumping and dying. Meh.
Not as broken as...nvm
Ya they’re probably all raw from wiping their tears away with stacks of cash, couldn’t imagine that feeling 😢
...but not broke.
Do they also mourn for the many deaths in Africa?
The 19 year old boy was hesitant and scared to go according to his aunt. That’s the scariest; we’ve evolved fear for our safety, only to ignore it and learn the hard way why we were scared in the first place.
i think about this boy a lot actually. he was way too young.
Fear, comun sense and basic culture.
Basic keys of life for thousends of year that have been destroyed be postmodernity thinking
Damn smh, he should've went with his gutt
Not fear his intuition I think some of us is guilty of not listening 2 it
My friend said if his son was afraid to go, he would’ve told him don’t go.
Such a professional speaker explaining everything. Such a tragic loss of life. I personally would never get in a little sub and go down into the deep dark ocean. May they RIP
this is so depressing. imagine you are on a submarine 3000 meters below sea level and you loseall contact and control. the thought of being trapped with no escape is horrific and i can only imagine what they went through down there
😢😢😢
The fact that this could have been avoided with more safety checks makes it even more sad
The interview with the builder where he says, "The [engineering] rules say you don't mate composite graphite to titanium, (I'm guessing because of their vastly different properties) but I said screw the rules and did it." is pretty revealing. I guess the rule was there for a reason.
Not safety checks, overall bad design that they were warned about by so many.
These individuals had money to burn. Lots of money. They let common sense take a back seat for the sake of all the publicity a successful expedition would bring them never thinking what if we fail? Money can't buy everything.
The whistleblower who exposed safety issues was attacked by the media
Stockton's poor error in judgment cause this tragedy. No one should have bordered the titan
This guy is a great speaker and explains this tragedy very clearly. Great video
Great speaker? He has a robotic voice and a dry mechanical way of talking.
Is an expert at saying absolutely nothing.
This was no tragedy. 4 horrible people died and millions of dollars were spent even though the military knew that the sub had already imploded.
@@nBasedAce Well, I understand them doing the search in case if they were wrong.
Tragedy? Hundreds of migrants drowned off the coast of Greece and the same day - an actual tragedy
@ricksanchezisusuallyright 5 people doing is no tragedy? Really?
You speak and explains things very well, thanks
Thank you for the animation, learnt something about pressure
Apparently according to a family member, the 19 year old kid was terrified to come on board but was pressured by his father and agreed to come because it's Father's day.
God that's sad.
Omggg
That's terrible.
I know it's too soon but your use of the word pressured is kinda ironic 😅
Skill issue
Exactly what was expected to happen. Exactly what all sub experts were saying happened. This is why safety regulations exist people.
But hey there's a group of ppl who believe in no regulations
They knew it too. That's why they fired said safety expert back in 2018.
Yes indeed. Many people think safety is a bit of a bore.
Well, not when lives are concerned. 😐
The guy mentioned an expensive search and rescue operation, who pays for that. That had to be a multimillion dollar effort.
OceanGate didn't believe in going through the proper channels in regards to getting safety certifications. Rush was very arrogant.
Very good description of what happened
So much depth to this story.
Andrew Chang is a national treasure. He reports better than the news itself. So clear! Thank you..
Absolutely
He is China's treasure. Isn't it hard to have a nation which anyone can just join? Libs...
You need to read a wider variety of news sources
@@keelo-byte you need to mind your own business
@@JamesGreen57447isnt he Canadian?
Since the beginning of the search my heart breaks for the 19-year old already. After reading what his aunt said, it's truly devastating. He was hesitant to go but because he wanted to please his father and it's Father's Day, so he went. His guts was telling him already not to go:(
I know, that’s really sad 💔😢
@@trumpsextratesticle8590 Happy? Something is very wrong with your mentality. When you have enough knowledge of things, that's when you comment on important issues. Until then...go watch some Cocomelon or something!
@@trumpsextratesticle8590Because he died ?
@@trumpsextratesticle8590u good bro?lol
@@trumpsextratesticle8590what??? It’s better that he’s dead because he pleased his father for the 1.75 hours before they were obliterated in the implosion? Yeah, surely the father would prefer his son to be dead. Good lord.
Thank you for this reporting.
props to you sir on excellent journalism
So sad that the 19 year old had said that he was afraid of going. That just broke my heart.
his too or maybe squished it
@@jjrr2273crushed into an oblivion
@@PK-er6ghwhy does it matter how much money they had at this point? They are dead.
@@PK-er6ghthats still a persons life rich or not. Seems like all people care about is money
@@PK-er6ghdumbass
The family of the 19 years old Pakistani told the news company today that he did express hesitation to go on this expedition because he felt terrified about it; but he ended up going with his father because this expedition fell on the Father's day weekend. He pleased his father because his father is a Titanic addict.
Perhaps a bit of son of billionaire, does what billionaire asks? This sort of tragedy happens in many areas of life, it's just not everyday people are crushed to nothing instantly 10,000 leagues under the sea. Life is short in the scheme of things. We are lucky to even have an existence on this planet to even bother to explore it with the technology we have developed in 100 odd years. It's amazing really. Good on those who do this stuff I guess or we'd have no reason to advance .
Always trust your gut
I mourn with you
May it be done unto them in accordance with The Will of The Almighty God The Lord Jesus Christ Amen
He wasn’t a billionaire.
You could say he was pressured into doing this
Excellent comments.Thank's.
Very sad. Prayers to the families and friends!!
You explained it better than any of the news stations.. because it was instantaneous..no one has to imagine them suffering for all those days.. however.. it’s such a tragedy and I can’t imagine what their families have and will go through probably forever…
I thought the news said they were sending out a distress signal knocking every 30 minutes
@@mikec4308They heard banging and they weren't sure what it was. There is a underwater current and you have new debris as well as a deteriorating ship could have been anything.
@@mikec4308 They've said now the banging was unrelated.
Its crazy,
because a human would have a better chance surviving on the TITANIC tragedy in 1912 than in the TITAN tragedy in 2023
I survived both
@@mmm__we If only we had a time machine to put your claim to the test...
@@mmm__we by not going lol
@@mikec4308😂😂
So $500k later. So sad. 😢😢
I wasn't dreading the news that they were dead. At that point it was a relief to know that they had died suddenly, rather than suffering being trapped for so long.
How do I just follow Andrew for news stories? Best coverage I’ve seen
The hull of the Titan submersible was made of carbon fiber. It was never capable of reaching even 10,000 ft in depth without critical problems. The fact that most Navy submarines cannot go beyond 4,000 ft should tell you everything you need to know. James Cameron designed his Deepsea Challenger sub out of special syntactic foam, it weighs 11.8 tons, it has 12 thrusters, and Cameron tested it on his own at a depth of 36,000 ft (11,000 meters). I believe his design was also certified. Science should always come before fun prior to taking dangerous adventures.
it already had
It wasn’t certified but he stated something like that he tested it on his own and he wouldn’t dream of risking patrons lives in something that wasn’t certified.
Edit: I’m not saying his vessel was sub par but he did not seek out certification because he wasn’t bringing anyone else. This was no commercial venture like the Titan.
Cameron stayed in a (5"?) thick steel ball compartment.
Science should come before money!
It made 4 deep dives previously.
Coast guards are true heros no matter the outcome. The gentleman in the back was crying when the gentleman who was giving the statement mentioned their families. Respect!
Trivia for you: The Coast Guard were the first American military unit to take prisoners in WW2! :D
did he cry about the 80 dead in the Greek migrant boat disaster?
I dont see anyone crying
@MightyJosh1985 that wasn't in US waters tho
Yeah I saw that. I couldn't stop laughing. What's he crying for?
sad times, r.i.p. ; great reportage, thnk u.
it's a nice respectful information from you brother. thank u❤
James Cameron, the Academy Award-winning director of the 1997 film “Titanic” who famously visited the wreckage site dozens of times, appeared on ABC News shortly after news broke of the submersible’s apparent implosion to offer a critical take on OceanGate’s safety protocols.
“Deep submergence diving is a mature art,” Cameron said, noting that similar vessels have been rigorously pressure tested due to the threat of implosion. “Many people in the community were very concerned about this sub. And a number of the top players in the deep submergence engineering community even wrote letters to the company saying that what they were doing was too experimental to carry passengers.”
“I’m struck by the similarity of the Titanic disaster itself, where the captain was repeatedly warned about ice ahead of his ship, and yet he steamed at full speed into an ice field on a moonless night,” Cameron continued. “For a very similar tragedy where warnings went unheeded, to take place at the same exact site… I think is just astonishing. It’s really quite surreal."
Really ? 🤣
Throwing caution to the wind...
This was planned
somebody knows how to copy/paste. Nice!
Planned but still very unsafe for people to be in that vessel :(
I'll tell you one thing the CEO will not be remembered as a Maverick like he had hoped he will be remembered as a aggressive irresponsible negligent person who cut corners to get what he wanted regardless of the cost
I don't think he's going to lose too much sleep over it.
Yeah. Im sure you nailed it.
I can hear his loved ones now.
He will he remembered as a narcissistic jerk and a MURDERER.
It's not his fault. I imagine what they said about airplane builders. Nobody has any business down at the bottom of the ocean. They knew the risk. Let's not forget that these were powerful people down there. This could have been intentional.
You don’t become part of memorable history by just saying you are going to be part of memorable history
Not a fan of the CBC in general but this is one of the most competent, legit , fair and care way of delevering informations.
The skill of this guy are genuine.
He have a bright future.
Thankyou sir for the explanation
I wish all news was like this. Poignant, informative, without sensationalizing.
With arguably the most perfect newscaster voice of all time.
Tucker Carlson comes to mind.
Fr
huh? it's all sensationalised!
If you don't hear the sensationalizing then you're just used to it. For example: (0:51) "Expensive... exhaustive...and hopeful" Was this really "expensive" no. Expensive? compared to what? and why should it matter? Do we only attempt rescues when it's cost effective or do we as a nation react because its the right thing to do under maritime rules and basic human decency. Was it really exhaustive? the crews were only site for a few days after taking several days to get there. The work they've done was thorough and should be acknowledged. There's plenty of sensationalization in this piece.
I hope they didn't even see it coming... That at one moment they were just excited and having fun, and the next it was over; no fear, no pain, and no suffering. Any other scenario would be heart wrenching, and too painful to imagine.
May they all rest in peace, and may their loved ones find it in their own time.🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️
They were running out of air and were aware of the problems for hours…
@@austn-btw pretty sure they died Sunday. I don’t think they lived to see their oxygen running low.
It was unseen by any of them. It was a sudden implosion that happened Sunday as they were descending. Even the earliest attempts to contact them on Sunday afternoon went unanswered. They were already gone.
@@austn-btw They died very suddenly, likely before their brains could even process that anything was wrong, and it all happened about 2 hours after they first submerged.
I wonder, though, if they were aware they lost contact. Whether for a few hours, or even 5 minutes. That still would have been really scary for them.
Thank you Sir for explaining this in such a majestic sensarity.🌺🕊️🌴
Very good attention to detail. Like, superb really. I’m amazed and glad you shared with us. 💖
This report was nicely done. Very respectful to the families of the ones lost.
I'm just astounded a journalist has done their homework and delivered the facts so professionally
What journalism..hes adding useless commentary to an existing press release
he said 'experimental' and 'cavalier' instead of talking about the carbon fiber construction. he focused on the delay in notifying the government.
he's a shill.
@@0741921that what makes it professionally
Father of the year award goes to that 19 year old’s dad, congratulations you got your wish.
any word about how clean this moderator looks
This is one of the best videos out there about this incident. Everything about this report is perfect. The delivery, the informative nature, the science behind the incident, and the rescue mission. Kudos to CBC News and this reporter. Professional journalism at its finest.
Why do people keep saying how great this is with so many questions unanswered lmao he didn't talk about the supposed sound coming from the sub and just glossed over why nobody heard the implosion.. why was it not heard
@@AmbitionIsaMust115how could you hear it???
I don't know if you've seen the James Cameron and Bob Ballard interview, but I highly recommend it. I think it was ABC News.
@@AmbitionIsaMust115 Those questions were answered though... They now know the sounds they picked up weren't coming from people in the sub because the sub was already destroyed. They know the sub was already destroyed because it was a violent implosion that destroyed the sub, and that would've created a very violent sound that would've easily been picked up by the sonar, but it wasn't. So those supposed sounds they heard could've been anything, it could've been the destroyed parts drifting into eachother
Wow, you're not particularly smart if you're that impressed by this superficial, not at all scientific "report".
Andrew Chang has such an eloquent delivery. Much respect my man.👊🏿
lol african has to make a dark colour hand symbol lol
@@drht6015 Virgin says lol twice in 1 sentence. ⚰️⚰️⚰️😭😭😂😂
@@jenesaisquoijones5423 grow up. " virgin " what are you? still in high school?
@@drht6015You’re obviously scared of anything not white.
@@jenesaisquoijones5423yo you are handsome
As to whether this happened instantaneously sparing the passengers dread, I came across a source that said the Titan "anchored" and sent a signal to the mother ship for an emergency resurfacing. I wish this piece would have mentioned if that is supported. I would think if these steps were taken the implosion did not happen without distress/awareness of danger
Excellent new channel documentary of the Titanic
Very clearly explained, Andrew Chang, and with empathy. Thank you.
What is so amazing about Titanic that people are risking their lives to visit it?
@@satyjitsinhhistory
@@satyjitsinhnothing, really. this is very bizarre. these people (with the exception of one - someone's son) were titanic "enthusiasts"
@@satyjitsinh It's the most famous shipwreck of all time. Of course people want to explore its ruins.
I am so glad i clicked on this channel I am as every other stranger to these people and with his words i was finally able to let it out even though we never met these people they are still one of us with families we wish never not to see ever again.
Thank you for a clear, compassionate, and sober explanation without the usual histrionics that are so pervasive in so much news repartage.
Sobor?
Perfect reporting.
Anyone who owns a carbon fiber crash helmet knows two things: it has an expiry date, and once it has been stressed, it's junk.
Stockton Rush was the Elizabeth Holmes of deep sea tourism. He built a cheap and unsafe submersible in the hopes of making bigger profits. Specifically the passenger area needed to be spherical not oblong and needed to be made of metal not carbon-composite. After being weakened on previous dives the carbon-composite shattered about halfway down on this dive. He gambled that nothing would go wrong. He lost the gamble and now he and four other people have paid with their lives.
And lack of intelligence as well. Say what you want about the CEO and the company that provided the sub, they didn’t try to hide the fact that the sub wasn’t reliable and yet those tourist still though it was alright. Any one with a minimum of brain matter would see the red flags of going into a dangerous environment in an experimental vehicle.
Well want form a pack to rid the world of corporate greed and ignorance? Because if we get as many people as we can we can fight the corporates and their ignorance
@@florians9949 This was almost a mass suicide. I think that these people were the type who have been everywhere, done everything this was something new and the danger involved added to the excitement. Imagine bragging about it to your friends at the golf club.
@@Kevin-rq5hd Not about getting rich? 250k for one ride in an experimental vessel that could’ve been ten times safer if they didn’t take shortcuts with the budget. Make it make sense. They were probably gonna invest into a better sub later , but they pushed their luck
Bingo. Greed. That's all this is about. And stupidity.
Andrew Chang is now one of my fave journalists--his series of reports on this have been nothing short of stellar.
I agree!
Me, too!
I feel the same way. You can hear the kindness in his voice as he is explaining the details. He is so thoughtful speaking about such a catastrophic event.
I am thankful to have heard him explain how it must of happened and to bring us all some kind of comfort hoping it happened fast and that the suffering was quick.Thank you to all the countries that joined the search and help society go on with out them in our world!
He's quite handsome too!
RIP to all the victims. Condolences to their families 😢🙏
They are Not dead
They are still on the ocean floor Tomorrow they will be dead
Simply explain thanks.
Knowing it was quick and painless definitely should help the families.
We hope
They are now lost with the titanic lost souls
dead is dead, regardless.
I have the same thought
I mean the stepson of the father was at a concert so...
EXCELLENT EXPLANATION ON SUCH A TRAGIC EVENT & RESPETING THE DEVASTATING FAMILIES PRIVACY. 😢😢
Well spoken.
I really appreciate you taking the time to explain this tragedy.
Let's try to save some of that 6:48 for ya - Flattened like a pancake, FAF/flat AF - squid chum, bottomfeeder pate, billionaire go bye-bye ZFG
This was the most informative & respectful story on this. I so appreciate the sensitivity for the families, but also giving the facts.
Don’t feel bad there billionaires and not just that they destroyed a historic site
This and their report on the 2019 Kyoto Animation arson attack.