Ikr, this video is honestly 10xs better if you simply remove the "What really happens when you teleport," especially when it came like 2 minutes after saying teleportation isn't a thing and we have to use our imagination. Lol.
I can see the point of this video, but the delivery of this video was not to the point at all. Now I understand what Kyle Hill was trying to say about these kind of channels. Kyle Hill's warning was all correct, but he should have just focused on the contents of these channels and talked about that only, rather then attacking. What kind of people are watching these channels? May be the school kids. I would not recommend watching these kinds of videos, not even for entertainment.
@@hindenberg507 I was also thinking the same thing. I can see the point of this video, but the delivery of this video was not to the point at all. Now I understand what Kyle Hill was trying to say about these kind of channels. Kyle Hill's warning was all correct, but he should have just focused on the contents of these channels and talked about that only, rather then attacking. What kind of people are watching these channels? May be the school kids. I would not recommend watching these kinds of videos, not even for entertainment.
If in another universe pressure wasnt an issue, a person would need about 9 oxygen tanks to be able to make it to the top. That's also hoping you don't get ate by a sea predator in the process
It's pretty ironic that the reaction to a human body under 1000 bars is what most of us would imagine how a human body is reacting to no pressure enviroment.
Just because you and I already knew doesn’t mean the others can’t learn everything happens for a reason it educated a lot of people and possibly saved other’s because people must know those waters are unforgiving and the most dangerous place on earth we don’t belong there period and everyone must know that
Those five men in the Titan sub were literally evaporated in a millisecond. They were the closest to being “Thanos Snapped” out of existence. Basically the sudden compression would’ve heated the air inside of the sub to the surface of the sun, and they were basically gone in a flash. Really horrible, but at least it was painless, their brains didn’t even register anything.
Must admit I'd rather implode than starve to death or run out of air down there lol or freeze to death that be absolutely torcher,scary to think of any of them I no! Gives me the bloody shivers actually lol
It's logical that our bodies can't take the huge pressure at such depths, just like the aquatic life thousands of feet below couldn't survive if they got close to the surface. I would speculate the human body would be crushed along with our bones, regardless of its density.
Umm. Not everyone has a short attention span, and we would’ve gone to Reels, Shorts, and TikToks for that. This channel is common for these duration, if not 20 minutes. Does a book also scare you?
Riddle takes 1 minutes of fun sciency thought experiment and turns it into a whole bunch of extra BS I didnt click into the video for. I click on their vids once every few months to see if it's still bad. It still is. I just can't get over how they factored the energy radiating from you after teleporting down there into their analysis? Like excuse me Riddle did you just make up science to explain your made up science? I'm here for the thought experiments but you could at least use REAL science to back up your opinions. I genuinely feel this channel makes people dumber by giving them a false sense of knowing things.
I really liked the hypothesis about the teleportation effects on the human body in this video, starting at about 4:30 it gets interesting. Thanks for sharing.
Not mist. Probably small chunks of meat. Metal won't be turned to dust. They went down there to look at the titanic, which is metal. The challenger deep had metal exposed to that pressure and it was fine.
@@christianjones4497that’s because it wasn’t inside some kind of different pressure and the titanic wasn’t a pressurized vessel so no difference in pressure will not crush the metal it adapted to that pressure as it sank but anything inside the sub being exposed so fast to a different and huge amount of pressure could be pulverized in an instant.
@@richie0099 not vaporized as claimed. And yes, the pressure can and does bend metal, steel, especially something with a surface area as large as the titanic. Again, the statement I'm replying to says metal turns to dust after implosion. The titanic is evidence that that statement isn't true.
I loved how you took time to tell us how a human skin color would turn pink-ish, when you already told us a body would be torn apart. Also love that you have a working teleporter up and running. You clearly know all about it.
NEXPO has a video called "Fear of the Deep" that details what happened to a man who dove too deep down into the ocean and died while down their (while recording) because of the effects of being underwater. It's chilling but really interesting.
This was Ridddle's way of practically explaining what happened to the crew aboard the Titan without ever mentioning them, the Titanic, or even the incident/disaster itself. Honestly, it's better this way and doesn't feel like it's been ran into the ground as much, but we know what it's really about. 😂
I bet Riddle would spend 10 minutes of that video breaking down the "science" of teleportation. For the sake of scientific accuracy of course. Please note the sarcasm in my voice while writing this.
I went down there once, there was a lot of pressure. All the fish were trying to get me to do drugs 😢 they told me it would make me cool and that I could hang out with them.
Yup! It was probably lights out and good night before they even realized it was over for them, so fast the juman brain can’t even register any pain and crushed so bad there’s no bodies to recover
The collapse process based on known structural integrity issues with the material that the hull was constructed from, occurred from start to finish in less than 4 milliseconds. The real time monitoring sensors would not even have had the chance to register any problems before they were disconected.
Hopefully we have more people investing in deep sea exploration. this was an awful accident that may have ruined our chances of learning in this lifetime.
The Titan was the lowest of the low as far as submersibles goes. There have been safer, more successful journeys. This tragedy didn’t affect the overall scientific legitimacy of going to such depths. It just proved how stupid and arrogant some wealthy people can be.
Yea, that’s the point. Riddle gotta get them clicks while they can. And I’ve seen this thumbnail before and im certain it was riddles thumbnail, same video but different name. The other one was “what happened if you teleported to the mariana trench” or something similar. Pretty sad
from what I think, the water will not rush inside because of air inside and the air will keep that water outside the only thing that will happen is if the sub body cracked enough for the pocket of air to escape replaces with water. Think of it as a bowl if you put it upside down and push it under the water it will have this gap of air inside it with no water, the only thing that will be the issue is how it will survive the pressure pushing it upward and I think that what happened to the Titan.
Interesting. Prayers for the Oceangate explorers. They didn't feel the pain but just like a hydraulic press pressing on bones and tissues, 3 tons pers inch all over their bodies, their bodies crushed by the carbon fiber hull first before the cavities in their bodies like the lungs and parts of the skulls imploded then their bones turned into dust and their flesh were compressed into a mulch and most likely eaten in a millisecond or 1000 of 1 second. God bless.
Interesting timing. They found human remains near the titan deep sea submersible, crazy. You’d think their bodies would have almost instantly turned to soup. Hope they didn’t suffer.
Watching Watanabe Forever as I watch this and the "villain" telling the girl "hypothermia will be almost as instantaneous as the crushing of your bones"......how romantic! 🤣
no and noway.. in the sea many people can free dive with thin pair of swim trunks to depths of 100 feet or more...using a big rock to take them down fast..in space no one can even go out with thick sealed up suit etc else they be freeze dried in split second..space is way more inhospitable and deadly
🎶Pressure: pushing down on me Pressing down on you, no man ask for Under pressure that burns a building down Splits a family in two Puts people on streets~ 🎶
i think you need to use correct size comparison to give idea just how much deep and big the sea trench from the surface. will be make sense when that much water weight is stack in a trench
If your this far below the sea you also pressureized and this significantly reduces how strong the water leaks in and the bigger the hole the less dagerous the current is at harming you. But the faster you also die
exactly...sensors let the topside boat crew know that titan crew had released their weights....so they WERE experiencing big trouble and were trying to hurry and reverse their descent...but it was to slow and too late..likely they were being cut by water jets and hearing cracking sounds and knew the thing was about to blow...they probably were tormented and cut by high pressure water streams leaks for only minute or so before the thing suddenly smashed inward killing them so fast they felt no further suffering
Actually people at the trench are moving at a faster speed then the people on the service so in theory there is a factor time plays through time dilation
The timing on this is too convenient 💀
Kinda like they planned it that way…. 😅
Reupload
Nah I think that's the reason why they made this video
Someone people needed to see this some days ago
Yea rip
Hypothetically what would happen if you had 5 of them in a small tin can?
That's why this video was made and it's example answered your question.
Not even that. The cylinder was carbon fiber.
Raspberry jam with bones
@@drewfuller6194 And carbon fiber is brittle under extreme pressure.
@@drewfuller6194 And it was built not strictly for structural rigidity but to be able to fit more crew for tourist exhibitions.
This guy speaks of teleportation as if it has been demonstrated publicly and happening
😆
Ikr, this video is honestly 10xs better if you simply remove the "What really happens when you teleport," especially when it came like 2 minutes after saying teleportation isn't a thing and we have to use our imagination. Lol.
I felt like I was listening to someone try to correct the dub mistranslation to Goku's Instant Transmission
I can see the point of this video, but the delivery of this video was not to the point at all.
Now I understand what Kyle Hill was trying to say about these kind of channels.
Kyle Hill's warning was all correct, but he should have just focused on the contents of these channels and talked about that only, rather then attacking.
What kind of people are watching these channels? May be the school kids. I would not recommend watching these kinds of videos, not even for entertainment.
Yeah, that's why I said it's interesting if you can skip to about halfway into the video....
Respect to the cameraman for swimming all the way down there.
Too far
Next will be u swimming all the way down there
It was James Cameron of course he’s been there already
He must have been one hell of a swimmer.
Wow. so original.
This guy spoke more about teleportation than actually what would happen to humans 🚶
this video is all over the place.
@@hindenberg507 I was also thinking the same thing. I can see the point of this video, but the delivery of this video was not to the point at all.
Now I understand what Kyle Hill was trying to say about these kind of channels.
Kyle Hill's warning was all correct, but he should have just focused on the contents of these channels and talked about that only, rather then attacking.
What kind of people are watching these channels? May be the school kids. I would not recommend watching these kinds of videos, not even for entertainment.
@@giyanvice cheap and slapdash production with dumb commentary. the thumbnails look good and thats all they have going for them.
True I'm tired of his off topic😂
Your comment is ironically the same as the OP's complaint 🤣
This guy goes on so many tangents its insane
that poor guy kept being sent to the bottom of the trench, what a trooper
he went there without a logitech controller, he'll be fine
Still safer than the titan submersible
We'd like to thank him for his service 🙏🏾
Makes me feel breathless just thinking about it.
I came here for 5 men and a can. And got 1 man teleporting 🤬
i'd make some kind of joke about the people that went to the titanic, but they've had enough pressure on em as it is so i won't.
😂😂😂😂 this is the comment right here 😂
@OP this should be pinned 📍
Life Lesson: If you've a Millionaire, go ride a "real" submarine. 😂
The deepest diving "real" submarine can go 600M. Not even comparable to the experimental submersibles out there
life lesson should be chill ur balls and never dive with any submarine
And someone said, “I’ll just open the door and swim up”💀
Ask these people if they ever been down deep and felt the pain in their ears?
If in another universe pressure wasnt an issue, a person would need about 9 oxygen tanks to be able to make it to the top. That's also hoping you don't get ate by a sea predator in the process
Who is here to say “ who is here after the submarine “ 😂🤣 ooooooo lord !
Some sea creatures down there can actually survive at surface depths due to their permeable membranes.
like humans ?
@@eddiew2325 “depths” as in underwater. I saw one swimming in a plastic storage bin.
If oceangate has taught me one thing, im gonna use a Playstation 5 controller so i get some haptic feedback when the sub crunches in on me.
Deep sea 🌊 fish 🐠 have had a very long time to adapt to such hostile conditions but humans… Not so much.
So u r calling me a fish
@@Sachin-ct3mdnah searoach
How about a newborn deep sea fish? 😏
@@deadlybear92 Uh 😐
@@Sachin-ct3md No.
It's pretty ironic that the reaction to a human body under 1000 bars is what most of us would imagine how a human body is reacting to no pressure enviroment.
Thank you. I've learned more about teleportation today.
This is what happened to the Billionaires in the submarine who were trying to find Nemo 👀
No, it happened differently. They were literally vaporized and turned into fish food.
@@Connor-xe6flnot even literally just tiny particles it’s sad but dude should have listened to all those people
@@wildyoda2931 Yeah, I agree 👍
It’s crazy how many people didn’t know as far as water pressure goes before the Ocean Gate Titan mishap
I'm one of them... But now Im now learning everyday
Just because you and I already knew doesn’t mean the others can’t learn everything happens for a reason it educated a lot of people and possibly saved other’s because people must know those waters are unforgiving and the most dangerous place on earth we don’t belong there period and everyone must know that
@@Welovelife614 yeah man it’s like another planet down there. Crazy how majestic and dealt water really is. Water is everything.
Много дураком мире поэтому , о давление воды я ещё знал в детстве когда нырял даже на глубину до 7 метров
they reuploaded it because they actually posted the day of the tragedy💀
🤔 makes you think
I get chills watching this ... imploding is just beyond horrific
Those five men in the Titan sub were literally evaporated in a millisecond. They were the closest to being “Thanos Snapped” out of existence. Basically the sudden compression would’ve heated the air inside of the sub to the surface of the sun, and they were basically gone in a flash. Really horrible, but at least it was painless, their brains didn’t even register anything.
I mean it is still a better way to go than other accidents... Dying before you realize whats happening..
@@pramabanerjee2767 - Yeah, I’d totally accept just fading into darkness not feeling anything
Must admit I'd rather implode than starve to death or run out of air down there lol or freeze to death that be absolutely torcher,scary to think of any of them I no! Gives me the bloody shivers actually lol
10000000000 x better than drowning or being burned alive..
this video is all over the place.
Titan submersible accident, us - Shocking! 😮
TH-camrs - Content! 🤩
It's logical that our bodies can't take the huge pressure at such depths, just like the aquatic life thousands of feet below couldn't survive if they got close to the surface.
I would speculate the human body would be crushed along with our bones, regardless of its density.
I though that a human would become a pancake if he goes in the Mariana Trench similar to Goku and Vegeta’s gravity chamber.
@@luisvelez1952 possibly. My knowledge is very limited. 🤗🤗
What about our teeth? If we put human teeth at such depths, will it also get crushed?
@@joy5320 it likely will crush them.
Mad respect for bro going down there to test this out 🙏🏻
This could have been a 1 minute video.
If you know this channel, they love to do a bunch of different "thought experiments".
Umm. Not everyone has a short attention span, and we would’ve gone to Reels, Shorts, and TikToks for that. This channel is common for these duration, if not 20 minutes. Does a book also scare you?
This is an AI generated bullshit Channel.
Please dont fall for these
Riddle takes 1 minutes of fun sciency thought experiment and turns it into a whole bunch of extra BS I didnt click into the video for. I click on their vids once every few months to see if it's still bad. It still is. I just can't get over how they factored the energy radiating from you after teleporting down there into their analysis? Like excuse me Riddle did you just make up science to explain your made up science? I'm here for the thought experiments but you could at least use REAL science to back up your opinions. I genuinely feel this channel makes people dumber by giving them a false sense of knowing things.
i agree
I really liked the hypothesis about the teleportation effects on the human body in this video, starting at about 4:30 it gets interesting. Thanks for sharing.
You cannot time better than this.
2:59 “well the hatch would open, but for you it wouldn’t matter” 💀⚰️
Turned into mist. Just, like, that. Even imploded metal turns into dust.
Not mist. Probably small chunks of meat. Metal won't be turned to dust. They went down there to look at the titanic, which is metal. The challenger deep had metal exposed to that pressure and it was fine.
@@christianjones4497that’s because it wasn’t inside some kind of different pressure and the titanic wasn’t a pressurized vessel so no difference in pressure will not crush the metal it adapted to that pressure as it sank but anything inside the sub being exposed so fast to a different and huge amount of pressure could be pulverized in an instant.
@@richie0099 not vaporized as claimed. And yes, the pressure can and does bend metal, steel, especially something with a surface area as large as the titanic. Again, the statement I'm replying to says metal turns to dust after implosion. The titanic is evidence that that statement isn't true.
I loved how you took time to tell us how a human skin color would turn pink-ish, when you already told us a body would be torn apart. Also love that you have a working teleporter up and running. You clearly know all about it.
Apparently water pressure at deep sea has me more terrified than the sea itself
NEXPO has a video called "Fear of the Deep" that details what happened to a man who dove too deep down into the ocean and died while down their (while recording) because of the effects of being underwater. It's chilling but really interesting.
This was Ridddle's way of practically explaining what happened to the crew aboard the Titan without ever mentioning them, the Titanic, or even the incident/disaster itself. Honestly, it's better this way and doesn't feel like it's been ran into the ground as much, but we know what it's really about. 😂
Great video, would love a serie of videos about the deep of the oceans.
Just to imagine for another instance, What will a person looks like if there's is an opportunity to get too close to a black hole?
I'm imagining a group of rich people going near a black hole just to see it up close
Search for 'spaghettification'.
Close?? Excuse me
Some light years away and you will become sand
Next video idea: *What would happen if you were teleported into Jupiter for one one thousandths of a second?*
He already made that one
You would die most probably
@@phanimahadev3765 For real? 🤣
@@WorthlessDeadEnd fr💀
I bet Riddle would spend 10 minutes of that video breaking down the "science" of teleportation. For the sake of scientific accuracy of course.
Please note the sarcasm in my voice while writing this.
The trench is really 36,069 feet. How specific 😂😂 nice
It's the sexual part of the sea.
This pops up when you type OceanGate 😂
I'm a visual learner, I liked how you displayed the subtitles on screen, keep up the hard work. 🚀
What subtitles? You turned that on.
@@ItIsYouAreNotYour Your average "Ridddle" viewer
@@ItIsYouAreNotYourFk-u
Can't imagine the pressure 😢
ok
its better for you xd
I went down there once, there was a lot of pressure. All the fish were trying to get me to do drugs 😢 they told me it would make me cool and that I could hang out with them.
1000 bar is a ton! A CNC lathe usually machines parts using 10 bars to hold the material
I was waiting for something like this from Ridddle, how convenient 🤣
I'm waiting 4 this .Thank u bro
I'm pretty sure at the very least, they probably went unconscious really quickly. I can't imagine how terrifying it was.
Gordon Ramsey?!
Your dead before your brain could react. Been known from oil rig worker accidents
Yup! It was probably lights out and good night before they even realized it was over for them, so fast the juman brain can’t even register any pain and crushed so bad there’s no bodies to recover
Imploded. Externally. Most likely didn't even know what happened.
The collapse process based on known structural integrity issues with the material that the hull was constructed from, occurred from start to finish in less than 4 milliseconds. The real time monitoring sensors would not even have had the chance to register any problems before they were disconected.
Hopefully we have more people investing in deep sea exploration. this was an awful accident that may have ruined our chances of learning in this lifetime.
The Titan was the lowest of the low as far as submersibles goes. There have been safer, more successful journeys. This tragedy didn’t affect the overall scientific legitimacy of going to such depths. It just proved how stupid and arrogant some wealthy people can be.
Short answer - You will get squished and die
Big answer - Riddle 🤝🏻
How could you sink so low to capitalize on the recent tragedy.
This guy knows how the internet works
This seems conveniently timed given a certain, ahem, recent addition to the Titanic’s body count 😂
Yea, that’s the point. Riddle gotta get them clicks while they can. And I’ve seen this thumbnail before and im certain it was riddles thumbnail, same video but different name. The other one was “what happened if you teleported to the mariana trench” or something similar. Pretty sad
You're implying there was no intent. Have you not noticed a new video by everyone after every major event that occurs around the world?
@@phocian this video is not new
@@-BUGZ- It says it was published 12 hours ago.
@@phocian Yes, re-titled, re-uploaded=re-published holy hell you people are slow.
didn't you already made a Video about the effects of teleporting to the Mariana tranch?
What I was thinking lol, on top of using the same/very similar thumbnail for a third or so time now
they posted the day of the tragedy
exatcly what im thinking lately. thanks for video
Decompression sickness is a horrifying thing.
Round of applause for nature operating down there.
Those mollusks were kinda cute
The timing .... 😅😅😅😅😅😂😂😂😂 ❤❤
Thank you for taking us thru the horror
What a predicament to be in…
"Dove Under Water At a Pressure of 1000 Bars"
Thumbnail: Pressure
Title : Pressure
Video : Teleportation
wtf
They know when to pick which topic.✅
Those poor 5 billionaire knew it the hard way
oceangate ceo should have waited going down till this video came out
from what I think, the water will not rush inside because of air inside and the air will keep that water outside the only thing that will happen is if the sub body cracked enough for the pocket of air to escape replaces with water. Think of it as a bowl if you put it upside down and push it under the water it will have this gap of air inside it with no water, the only thing that will be the issue is how it will survive the pressure pushing it upward and I think that what happened to the Titan.
Was this video reuploaded? Been searching for this because I already watched this a couple of times last year.
Eyes blue like the Atlantic and I’m going down like the Titanic
😂😂😂
Someone likes Sista_Prod….
@@CupidStunt-fs7ie what
Interesting.
Prayers for the Oceangate explorers. They didn't feel the pain but just like a hydraulic press pressing on bones and tissues, 3 tons pers inch all over their bodies, their bodies crushed by the carbon fiber hull first before the cavities in their bodies like the lungs and parts of the skulls imploded then their bones turned into dust and their flesh were compressed into a mulch and most likely eaten in a millisecond or 1000 of 1 second.
God bless.
I’ve been wanting to know is this your real Voice? Very unique!!
Impeccable timing.
Interesting timing. They found human remains near the titan deep sea submersible, crazy. You’d think their bodies would have almost instantly turned to soup. Hope they didn’t suffer.
They said they "might" have found human remains. They didn't. There is nothing left of these people.
Human remains might only be a tooth or a small piece of bone. Everything else is gone.
Maybe someone should've been subscribed to Riddle, before they tried to go to the Titanic..... Just saying 🤷🏿♂️🌊
It's been down there 54 times.
This dude just couldn't wait to talk about teleportation
How did you know that there would be a tingling feeling? 😂
Watching Watanabe Forever as I watch this and the "villain" telling the girl "hypothermia will be almost as instantaneous as the crushing of your bones"......how romantic! 🤣
😂 your the master at murder mystery I bet
👌as always
Funny I was just telling a friend that space is easier than the deep sea.
no and noway.. in the sea many people can free dive with thin pair of swim trunks to depths of 100 feet or more...using a big rock to take them down fast..in space no one can even go out with thick sealed up suit etc else they be freeze dried in split second..space is way more inhospitable and deadly
@@blackyboi2885 more people have been to space, than to the deepest parts of the ocean 🤷
Well, that sure took a sharp turn. We went right off the road and into the weeds.
This ocean gate thing got me search for all these crazy stuff
Pressure only occurs if there's an empty space in an object. If you throw a water balloon with no air or space in the balloon, it will not pop.
I see, am heading there right now, someone has told me there is gold at the bottom, wish me good luck.😂
Come on now….too soon for this 😂
This channel favorite words are “For example”
🎶Pressure: pushing down on me
Pressing down on you, no man ask for
Under pressure that burns a building down
Splits a family in two
Puts people on streets~ 🎶
Umbaba be umbaba be
I can't handle the pressure when the explanation suddenly got teleported.
i think you need to use correct size comparison to give idea just how much deep and big the sea trench from the surface. will be make sense when that much water weight is stack in a trench
The titan got this bro recommended to all of us 😭😭
If you used teleportation, you would be dead as soon as the transport started, and your clone would wind up at the bottom of the trench.
No one really knows what would happen to a person seven miles deep without a super strong submersible craft.
If your this far below the sea you also pressureized and this significantly reduces how strong the water leaks in and the bigger the hole the less dagerous the current is at harming you. But the faster you also die
Very interesting…
I don't think I woll be taking any trips down there.
What if when the oceangate submersible started cracking, it held on for a minute, letting water spray inside.... like being stuck inside a blender
exactly...sensors let the topside boat crew know that titan crew had released their weights....so they WERE experiencing big trouble and were trying to hurry and reverse their descent...but it was to slow and too late..likely they were being cut by water jets and hearing cracking sounds and knew the thing was about to blow...they probably were tormented and cut by high pressure water streams leaks for only minute or so before the thing suddenly smashed inward killing them so fast they felt no further suffering
Bro was inspired 💀
💀 dam riddle your cold
Actually people at the trench are moving at a faster speed then the people on the service so in theory there is a factor time plays through time dilation
Gojo could handle it
That's the pressure I experience when my parents gas light me but unfortunately I'm still alive.
The reverse of the blob fish
A good way to slim down , with suitable adaptations .