As I'm sure everyone agrees, I hope they are rescued safely. Having said that, when did a mass grave become a tourist attraction? What a terrifying way to die. Such a needless risk and others may now be placed in danger to rescue them.
5 people in this little 21ft submersible.. A pilot, a content expert, and 3 tourists. Each tourist paid $250,000 dollars for this trip. I hope they survive. OceanGate is the company who handled this Titanic Expedition. From its website, it said that it has 18 Dives Planned.
@@roddiener1235 "We are very sorry about that sir, Which is why we are giving you a gift card for one complimentary submarine ride for your next visit down to the Titanic!"
@@Jimmythefish577 Why do you care so much? You don’t have anything better to do with your time but worry about how people voice their feelings in the midst of a tragedy? Acting like a classless bum isn’t helping matters either.
@@steveroberts3102 im letting the engineers get through the trial and error phase. Once the technology is better id go in a sub.. But only if the people working on it are willing to ride in it too.
Next worse thing is a sudden change in pressure and they just their guts and brains yoink’d by the air…. After that, power failure, so they have to wait around until they start starving while standing on puddles of their own feces and urine, because where do you go on a sub? Yeah, after about 5 days, they’ll start thinking about cannibalism…. If they aren’t found by the end of the week, it becomes a life or death survival situation where you HAVE to eat the first guy to die raw if you wanna not starve to death…. Could an onboard fire be a thing? There IS oxygen in the sub…. And electronics….. Maybe there was a fire? They could’ve burned for a minute or 2 before succumbing to the pain.
Words are OceanGate claimed that this 21ft submersible can handle the pressure from the ocean depth if an unexpected event occurs like loss of power. So let's see whether it is true or not. This submersible also has 72 hours of oxygen for everyone onboard.
I don’t get why anyone would pay 250k for this. The submersible only has one tiny window the size of a dinner plate. Otherwise, you’re just looking at the Titanic on digital screens in 2D while inside the submersible…which is the same way I look at the Titanic in my living room.
The submersible has enough oxygen for 3 days, provisions and warm clothing for such an event and after 24 hours of no power the ballast weights will drop and the sub will return to the surface, we're now at about 9 hours, so by tonight it should resurface with everyone safe if the security features work as intended.
It took years for OceanGate to build the Titan, one of three submersibles that it operates. Titan has a pressurized hull made of carbon composite and titanium. The hull is equipped with sensors to detect structural stress amid the high pressures of the deep ocean. This year, OceanGate has been using SpaceX’s Starlink satellite network for its internet connections.
@celuiquipeut6527 Since it appears they are not tethered per a statement on the spec sheet, then communication becomes very challenging. The USN uses or has used very low frequency slow-symbol communication to exchange information with submarines. Their spec sheet doesn't say what they use for communication. It turns out that salt water, while making a great ground plane, is a terrible carrier of radio waves.
They will be found by gawkers visiting the Titanic. Like how dead bodies become markers to climbers trekking Mt. Everest, this little submarine will become a sideshow next to the Titanic wreck.
@Stay123-xm5xcsome people go down to the Titanic because they’re legitimately interested in it’s history or perhaps are researching it. Not comparable to an amusement park.
12,500 feet under Sea isn't a place for tourists. The pressure is 455 times higher than on land's surface (at Sea level). Trying to make profit out of these extreme trips is borderline criminal.
They’re a research company, they do incredible work and allowing people to join the expeditions provides funding for further research. These people knew the risk and were willing to take it, there’s absolutely nothing criminal about it. That’s like saying allowing people to skydive is “borderline criminal” because they’re profiting off a dangerous activity.
The best case scenario is being transparent and warning everyone involved of the potential risks and dangers. After that, it's up to the individuals. No ones forcing them to go.
You can’t just call everything dangerous criminal. A lot of common activities have risk and can result in injury or death, yet that doesn’t make it criminal for the provider to provide those activities.
The wreckage of the Titanic itself is 13,000 feet beneath the ocean. The Titan (Submarine) lost communication with the main ship 1 hour, and 45 minutes into their descent, and is estimated to have only made it about 2 miles below the surface of the ocean before losing communication. Additionally, the Titan (Submarine) only has about 96 hours of life-support (oxygen) to sustain a small crew of 5. And the submarine is sealed shut from the outside with 17 bolts, which means escape is not possible for anyone on board. I just hope the submarine, and her crew are all found, and returned safely.
Update! : Sadly, 2 debris fields were found approximately 1,600 feet from the Bow of the Titanic Wreckage. The U.S. Coastguard confirmed that the debris has been positively identified as belonging to the Titan Submersible, and is consistent with the submersible having suffered a Catastrophic Loss of the Pressure Chamber in an Implosion, which killed all 5 passengers onboard the craft. The U.S. Navy had sound detectors that detected sound consistent with an Implosion on Sunday (the same day that the Titan Submersible went missing). It has since been learned that on the same day the Titan Submersible lost all communication, power, and navigation, that is when the Implosion occurred. The only solace that the families of the 5 crew members can take is knowing that their loved ones did not suffer, and that they felt no pain. The implosion happened in a matter of milliseconds, death was instantaneous to all onboard. The implosion occurred at approximately 3,500 feet 1 Hour, and 45 minutes into it’s descent. Additionally, only 2 pieces of the Titan Submersible were found in one piece, the tailcone (the pointed end of the submersible), and the Front Porthole (the front end of the submersible). The pressure chamber (the hull) of the submersible had disintegrated in the Implosion, and is now in several pieces that lay scattered on the sea floor. The cause of the implosion is BELIEVED to be delamination of the Carbon-Fiber Composite that the Submersible was made out of. Delamination occurs when a material begins to separate after multiple pressure cycles, leading to degradation of said material over time. Sadly, the Titan had endured multiple pressure cycles since 2020, leading to the delamination, and degradation of it’s hull. This has led to a catastrophic implosion of the submersible that has sadly claimed 5 lives. Multiple international government agencies are currently investigating the incident, as it occurred in International Waters, and 4 of the 5 crew members were Foreign Nationals. The NTSB is currently looking into the possibility of (Federal) Criminal Charges being levied against Ocean Gate, as there were several safety laws that were violated during the design, construction, and use of the Titan Submersible. Additionally, the Titan Submersible had not been certified, nor had it been classed by any government agency. And it has recently been learned that Ocean Gate had requested to have the Titan Submersible certified once, but that request was swiftly denied. Questions have been raised about the possibility of the remains of the victims who were onboard the Titan being found, and brought back to the surface. At a depth of 3,500 feet below sea level, the force from the pressure that caused the Submersible to Implode would have crushed everyone onboard, and caused their remains to disintegrate. And given that their remains have been lying on the sea floor for about a week now, it is highly unlikely that there is anything left to bring home to their families. In addition, e-mails have been released from the CEO of Ocean Gate (who was the founder of Ocean Gate, and the Pilot, and inventor of the Titan Submersible), wherein he had been warned several times by many experts in the field that the Titan Submersible was potentially dangerous to be carrying passengers onboard, and that more care needed to be taken in reguards to any sea trials. Ocean Gate’s CEO responded to the criticism with defensive arrogance, and proceeded to threaten legal action against anyone who criticized him, or the Titan Submersible. Additionally, a former employee of Ocean Gate, an engineer, was fired in 2018 after publicly speaking-out against the use of Titan Submersible as a Commercial Vessel, citing that flammable materials were being used in it’s development, and that the overall design of the Submersible was fatally flawed. In essence, there were many warnings that went unheeded, which has now led to a catastrophic event and major loss of human life. Ocean Gate has since taken it’s website down, and has more, or less remained silent in the aftermath of this tragedy.
Hope everyone is found safely. That said, how do you get such well lit photos of the wreckage? There seems to be no light source, no shadows and no floating sediment or life forms surrounding.
Why do such underwater tours even exist? A tour of a graveyard, in the dark, 4000 metres deep. You need to come very close and use a powerful search light to see anything at all. And what are the tourists hoping to see? I hope everyone on board is safe, but I don't understand what they were doing there in the first place.
OceanGate’s Titan submersible has gone out of contact during one of its dives to the wreck of the Titanic, 12,500 feet beneath the surface of the North Atlantic Ocean. The U.S. Coast Guard is leading the search-and-rescue operation. The sub was built by Everett, Wash.-based OceanGate and operated by a sister company, OceanGate Expeditions. In an emailed statement, OceanGate Expeditions said it was “exploring and mobilizing all options to bring the crew back safely.”
It's impossible to run a rescue mission in those depths..96 hours ! Being alive for 96 hours knowing you're joining the rest of the ghosts in the titanic scary 😨
“Our entire focus is on the crew members in the submersible and their families,” the company said. “We are deeply thankful for the extensive assistance we have received from several government agencies and deep-sea companies in our efforts to re-establish contact with the submersible.” The Titan submersible is designed to carry five people, typically including a pilot and researchers as well as mission specialists who have paid $250,000 to be part of the expedition. The crew members take turns heading down to the Titanic shipwreck site from a mission control ship that sails out to the site from Newfoundland, and then returns for the next expedition crew.
When it costs $250,000 a pop, it's not tourism. It's another notch in the "He who dies with the most toys wins" column. Apparently, this may be the last trophy for someone's estate.
@@DannyDraws1912 you can absolutely hear it. even 80 years ago u could hear crewmen chatting/walking around in submarines, imagine what our technology today is capable of.
@@tuanngnt im hoping its just lost comms and the sub is on its way to the surface... i understand it takes hours for them to come back from that depth, even with modern tech.
Can you imagine the panic?? Being behind schedule by 15 minutes everyone would be panicking let alone aday stuck at the bottom. What a horrible way to die. How many staff and people are missing? How much o2 do they have etc?
The orcas talked to the giant squids about how to break our stuff... I do hope for a miracle or that they are at least found so the families effected can have closure though.
It’s crazy. A grave of 1,522 souls has now become a tourist attraction. This, is the next level of stupidity. The only people who should be going down there are the family members of the lost. Not some random tourists who want to see a grave for leisure. Titanic should not become a tourist attraction. Only a historic and memorial place for those lost on April 14th 1912. Then again. Prayers for those in that submarine.
The next level of stupidity is offering ‘prayers’ to an imaginary character in the hope that said imaginary character will reverse his/her/it’s decision to murder these people in the first place.
@@Jimmythefish577 The next level of stupidity is blaming God for something that humans willingly chose to do, and at the same time calling Him imaginary.
@@Jimmythefish577 The "imaginary character" was crucified on a cross, buried in a tomb and rose again 3 days later. Secular historians admit we have more proof of his existence than Julius Caesar. His closest 12 followers who lived with him 24/7 received no earthly praise or riches to spread his message and were willingly mocked, tortured and murdered instead of admitting that the whole thing was a scam or hoax. The followers and companions of those twelve wrote about their experiences, MANY parts of those manuscripts we have in our possession TODAY. Still sure about your decision?
the boss of these anchor and reporters should have demanded atleast a photo of the submersible before air time !! mediocrity is such a sickness in the professional world.
5PM EST still no word. CNN says they lost contact about 24 hours ago. Anyone who knows feel free to correct me. An emergency buoy was on board but no signal yet. That buoy should have an auto-release function meaning whatever happened to the crew it gets released so that's odd. The sub should have an emergency ascent feature; anything goes wrong you drop a weight and up you go. ALVIN had this in 1964. Unless you're stupid enough to try and enter the ship there's nothing to get snagged on. Lastly, a complete hull failure would be an instant and painless death. I'm not pretending to be an expert and obviously hope for the best. It's just an update.
Oh shut up. A submersible designed to go to the depth of the sunken titanic isn't going to spontaneously implode. There's always a tolerance that they have to exceed when designing the hull, and if it was designed for deep sea exploration they're obviously going to keep the immense pressure in mind. Secondly, that is only a possibility if the hull or windows are damaged by a collision, but that hasn't been ruled out yet. It could be just sitting on the ocean floor waiting to be rescued.
Clearly lost near the Titanic wreckage you dummy. They wouldnt be lost on the surface there is a boat above them waiting for them to withdraw from the water. Im sure if they knew more they would have said it. You stupid gash.
@@QuitworkBehappyCNN. 5 people went down there through a submarine. A pilot, content moderator, and 3 customers or tourists. Each tourist has to pay $250,000 dollars to go down there to look at the titanic. It is not free at all. This is business.
I have heard of treasure hunting in sunken wreckage of ships with valuable cargoes…in the oceans 🌊 of planet earth… Obviously, it’s a niche and adventurous vocational choice…and I am guessing that it’s a hobbyist and exploration spirit-types…lifestyle of passion. So more a second part time, hobby or job of passions scenario? I don’t know exactly what the status of sunken treasures is…at such depth and the passage of over 100 years of time? I gather, it’s probably a maiden (first attempt) voyage to the Titanic gravesite? For this specifically, purpose build-bespoke manned submarine? And the crew of 5 are not exactly tourists… They are researchers from the various specialists field’s involved, with the concept of either raising specific sections of the Titanic wreckage (vault’s etc.)? Or mapping out for future dives in the tactical missions to gain accessibility and salvage operations for extraction of gold bullion or other treasure that would be a valuable asset, at auction… any authentic iconic pieces of the Titanic wreckage’s fuselage, to fetch a-hefty price tag on the rare collectibles markets? I am sure plenty of billionaires would outbid each other; for some bell or steering wheel, etc… with or without any titanic emblems…? The passenger’s are reported to be, “researchers” and crew members vital to the operation of this “one of a kind” craft. Built specifically in order to explore the Titanic’s grave! And I expect the motivation for this endeavor is a quasi-mystical adventure to a morbid tragedy grave-of-sunken treasure’s? I suspect that it’s ultimately a financially motivated-spirit of adventure and gold-miners…get rich quick or die trying… type adventures pass time scenario… like all other researchers; in this niche’s (treasure hunter’s quest) type-story. Involves a few rich guy’s investing some of their millions; in a venture of treasure hunt and the attempt to pull off a caper-so far fetched and unlikely to succeed in… That it’s just an idea, wild enough for the fantasy adventure types; to think…”we could pull it off”? Ultimately, it’s just a foolish idea that involves taking great risks. Investment of millions 💵 purpose building this customized submarine manned craft-capable of operations in the depth and conditions involved THEORETICALLY!!! And it’s crewmen are explorers with specific specialties-required for the task of bringing the sunken treasures to the surface and market? The $250k price tag-is just price for admission to participate in the scheme of the treasure hunt. And it’s not at all, tourists willing to risk themselves for a chance to see the grave of a famous wreckage…in a never before attempt to look through a camera in darkness where no living creatures will survive…? It’s just a bunch of treasure hunters who think they can invest a few millions in this treasure hunting the Titanic grave site…and salvage stuff from it-to fetch billions of returns from investments… They probably just discovered the craft they built for the caper, in theory. Was not fit for purposes and real world conditions-in practice? And if they have accomplished something like, approaching the Titan remains… as planned? They went too far and got too close, or took one too many risky maneuvers… In attempt to map out the remaining wreckage of Titanic. And it’s possibilities for salvage treasures-in follow up dives… So I don’t think it’s rich guy’s interested in seeing whatever remains of Titanic-through some camera onboard a custom made sub-welded together by sub marine enthusiasts in some Everest Washington workshops…fishing for bragging rights at country club dinner parties… to be the first multi-millionaires involved with pleasure tripping 20000 leagues under the frozen Atlantic frozen oceans tundras…to hopefully illuminate the wreckage of Titanic-with an onboard flashlight beaming back grainy images of the gravesite… to be recorded and annualized ba
Ultimately, it’s probably not the last such attempt at scavenging the Titanic remains for treasure. Several expeditions tragedies-ended in fatalities, from unsuccessful attempts to plant a first flag on the moon, atop Everest’s summit, the South Pole, etc… This initial failed try…will just motivate further adventure treasure hunting for the Titanic riches… Seeking to learn from mistakes and improve on failure. To bring up an iconic titanic artifact, the contents of its vault, or the entire fricken remaining ship itself… and prove, mankind can accomplish everything they dedicate themselves in to doing. And obviously get rewarded for this accomplishment, in process…? Unless we are dealing with totally delusional amateur fantasy imbeciles, who watched Titanic vs Star War’s one too many times? These guy’s who comprise the lost at sea crew of 5. Are seasoned underwater exploration specialists and salvage techniques technology experts. With pioneer expertise in this field of underwater treasure hunting? And they knowingly chose to attempt the risks involved-for the potential rewards of endeavor to reach the Titanic’s grave… That’s my theory and seems more plausible than the concept of rich guy’s risking themselves in some one of a kind-never been done-before, sightseers tourists package-by a shady group of back yard submarine enthusiasts…running a tour operation service of shuttling wealthy bored types to the depth of a black as night frozen gravesite… for kicks!!! Because an eliminatory google search, into this subject matter… reveals that no manned craft has ever explored the remaining Titanic’s wreckage…that no military grade nation states, state of the art-technology exists-with capabilities of operating systems in this depth and the conditions of pressures, temperatures, abyss style darkness, etc… So some Washington state tour services-offering tours of the titanic for fun… to tourists? Seems ludicrous and ridiculously irresponsible…to me. At least. It’s not what people are stating in these comments. It’s probably closer to the proposed scenario-I just considered, to explain the story reports…
They’re not coming back, unfortunately this was a completely shoddy operation in which the creators cut corners and cost by using components from camping stores and old gaming consoles, I hate this was ever a thing because the chances they’re saved are pretty much nil.
Even the rescuers have admitted they have a sinking feeling no survivors will be rescued.............but at least they are using phrasing to lighten the tragedy. I think a lot of people find this all rather amusing, so it's not a complete loss.
The founder of the company clearly states in one of their own promotional videos that they use a gaming controller built to withstand a 16 year old throwing it around to control the submersible…..
I’ll say it again! Tourists dont need to be there! We learned every thing there is to know about the titanic! Yes its rotting , they they have all the info they need! Just because some Richie rich wants bragging rites doesnt make it a proper thing to do. Sure professionals and scientists maybe but just some rich clowns no I dont agree. But we are all entitled to our opinions right?
@@Marythundermug all I said was the Titanic is not a gravesite. I’m pretty sure anybody paying to go to the Titanic is not doing it trivially and is more than just a “tourist.”
5 people trapped in a metal coffin you can barely move in. No power, no communication, complete darkness, miles of water above them, and knowing that help isn't coming, as the air slowly runs out.
Why would anyone pay for a risky tour to see rusted junk when there are virtual and real tours nowadays that can get you even more closer to physically experiencing the Titanic via headset or actually walking through the rooms in some of the recreations?
Dude, why did people pay anywhere from $30,000 to $160,000 in 2023 for a risky tour to climb Mount Everest? This is for the rich Tritactic addiction people. For Mount Everest, all types of people can afford to climb.
Hope they are safe, that being said, why would anyone want to go see a mass grave? Its already insane to dive 2 miles down, you're basically asking for something bad to happen.
Those only work from the surface. 2 miles of cable that would be needed for an emergency buoy would take space, add weight, and the pressure at depth would destroy a buoy with air in it for buoyancy, or if it was strong enough to take the pressure it wouldn't be buoyant, a Catch-22.
It time man left the wreck alone, little children lost their lives on that ship. Disgusting behaviour selling tickets to see a grave. I know it's in aids scientific studies but there other ways to raise money. For God sake leave the wreck alone.
now you don't have to take another risky trip to get close to the Titanic, you are pretty much there as long as you want as you probably originally intended to.
Rich people doing their rich things. Matt Damon and J Law could be ideal for a movie on the Titan. Hopefully this story ends on a happy note else it'll also have to do with a Titanic type ending.
Letd be honest. They're gone..this is one of the deepest parts of the oceans. There was a Mr.Dawood on that expedition with his young son...he is supposedly the richest man in Pakistan a billionaire..250000 for him is equivalent to a movie 🎬 ticket for you and me..he had more money than he could spend in 10 lifetimes but decided to join the Titanic instead..Now his submarine will probably be a sub attraction when future "explorers" go down to see the titanic
ITS THE KRAKEN!!!!!.. Ok In all seriousness I just read about it. The sub is run with one button and a video game controller, isnt certified or guaranteed, and a waiver of possible death has to be signed. All for the low price of 250 grand......sorry but....what you expect.
Im in Newfoundland right now!! What a great province,best in Canada by far!! The people are amazing.The food is world class, everyone always smiling 😁,Great docking facilities for my sailboat!! Lots of pretty ladies i may add...
The most authentic Titanic experience.
Bruh lol
Too soon?
your profile pick, napoleon dynamites' voice and exactly what you just said, thats some funny shit haha
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Horrible…lmao 😭
As I'm sure everyone agrees, I hope they are rescued safely. Having said that, when did a mass grave become a tourist attraction? What a terrifying way to die. Such a needless risk and others may now be placed in danger to rescue them.
When did a mass grave become a tourist attraction? Auschwitz, National September 11 Memorial............
@@kendrad9933While that's a fair point, they're not 2 miles deep in the ocean. Seems like an unnecessary risk imo.
I believe right around 1997 after titanic movie came out.
@@kendrad9933 don’t forget Pearl Harbor.
@@kendrad9933 Also the literal catacombs in France, as well as the Colosseum and Pompeii.
Titanic is still taking lives all these years later.....
Yes, it takes a token out the living!
Too soon.
Very haunting
@@speez71 Not soon enough
it’s this evil thing
That sub laying on the floor will be a future attraction to others going to visit the Titanic. Two grave sites for the price of one.
I am disappointed in myself for laughing, but it is what it is.
Who knows maybe the graves there will keep building up as people want to go down that deep.
@@tforde2143 Like an unrecoverable crab trap that attracts crabs to their death.
Amazing to think that Titanic still makes headlines after more than 111 years under the ocean
Because people obsess over trivial things... humans are pathetic.
@@davida6146you are perfect arent you?
@@Rohityourface sounds like they're at least better than those type of people to be able to call it out. just sayin...
it's full of gold and money from first class passengers
people will never stop searching it
The movies helped a lot with the obsession
I hope they eventually find the submarine. I pray that they are safe.
It will become a sideshow to the people that visit the Titanic. Seriously.
The irony of people fascinated by scenes of mass death possibly ending up dead because of that, pretty heavy.
5 people in this little 21ft submersible.. A pilot, a content expert, and 3 tourists. Each tourist paid $250,000 dollars for this trip. I hope they survive. OceanGate is the company who handled this Titanic Expedition. From its website, it said that it has 18 Dives Planned.
And get a refund....
That's crazy I'd spend 250.000 a better way
@@roddiener1235 "We are very sorry about that sir, Which is why we are giving you a gift card for one complimentary submarine ride for your next visit down to the Titanic!"
i can find pics of the titan everywhere, spending that much money for this is fucking insane
@@patriciastaton6182 no one asked u dipshit
Praying for those souls on board 🇨🇦
That’ll help….
@@Jimmythefish577 Why do you care so much? You don’t have anything better to do with your time but worry about how people voice their feelings in the midst of a tragedy?
Acting like a classless bum isn’t helping matters either.
Action speaks louder than prayers Brenda.
😃
Me too. Amen.
Diving down 2 MILES is a completely insane thing to do in the first place. Creepy way to go.
Ain’t creepy. If it’s a leak or failure that submersible imploded. They are mush now.
Natural selection, same stupidity as extreme sports.
Do you blame the man who leaps from the 10th story building or do you blame the building?
@@CaptainPupu so when a plane malfunctions you blame the pilot?
My worst nightmare. No way would you get me on a submarine alive
@@steveroberts3102 im letting the engineers get through the trial and error phase. Once the technology is better id go in a sub.. But only if the people working on it are willing to ride in it too.
Tales of missing submarines never end well...
Never been a rescue at that depth, even if it's stuck and they are somehow still alive. Terrible
At this depth, there is 0% chance of survival.
I mean, thats where FISH go to die. Lol
We have no business there.
Quite feankly, i believe the best that can happen is lack of oxygen. They would just fall asleep.
Next worse thing is a sudden change in pressure and they just their guts and brains yoink’d by the air….
After that, power failure, so they have to wait around until they start starving while standing on puddles of their own feces and urine, because where do you go on a sub?
Yeah, after about 5 days, they’ll start thinking about cannibalism…. If they aren’t found by the end of the week, it becomes a life or death survival situation where you HAVE to eat the first guy to die raw if you wanna not starve to death….
Could an onboard fire be a thing?
There IS oxygen in the sub…. And electronics…..
Maybe there was a fire? They could’ve burned for a minute or 2 before succumbing to the pain.
@@nicks4802 Jesus Christ
Words are OceanGate claimed that this 21ft submersible can handle the pressure from the ocean depth if an unexpected event occurs like loss of power. So let's see whether it is true or not. This submersible also has 72 hours of oxygen for everyone onboard.
The ghosts want to be left alone.
Was looking for this comment
@@stillfree1133 glad I didn't disappoint you.🤣
I agree.
Or do they want some new friends?
I don’t get why anyone would pay 250k for this. The submersible only has one tiny window the size of a dinner plate. Otherwise, you’re just looking at the Titanic on digital screens in 2D while inside the submersible…which is the same way I look at the Titanic in my living room.
The same reason the Saudi prince purchased a £750,000 gold plated bicycle. People with more money then senses
wow i didn’t know that. At that point i think they just wanted to go in a submarine because a tiny window is nothing for risking it that bad
I wouldn't go down there if they paid me 250 k, and I'm not joking.
Some people are wealthy enough that $125,000 is easily affordable.
Its a great way to get rid of some elites. I hope Bill Gates was one of the crew.
The submersible has enough oxygen for 3 days, provisions and warm clothing for such an event and after 24 hours of no power the ballast weights will drop and the sub will return to the surface, we're now at about 9 hours, so by tonight it should resurface with everyone safe if the security features work as intended.
How do you know All this
@@bjrnkristensen8132 The information is on their web site...aka Google...lol
Hoping for this exact outcome
They wouldn't even need any security features if the sub 'worked as intended.'
@@toolbaggers Show me one man-made product that does 'work as intended' 100% of the time.
i'm glad I'm an introvert and watching movies and animes make me feel very happy.
It took years for OceanGate to build the Titan, one of three submersibles that it operates. Titan has a pressurized hull made of carbon composite and titanium. The hull is equipped with sensors to detect structural stress amid the high pressures of the deep ocean. This year, OceanGate has been using SpaceX’s Starlink satellite network for its internet connections.
It sounds like they have a sunk a lot of time, effort and money into it.......
Haha sunk
So your hypothesis is that starlink could not send the data in that depth?
I am surprised that they could grt signal at that depth at all.
@celuiquipeut6527 Since it appears they are not tethered per a statement on the spec sheet, then communication becomes very challenging.
The USN uses or has used very low frequency slow-symbol communication to exchange information with submarines.
Their spec sheet doesn't say what they use for communication.
It turns out that salt water, while making a great ground plane, is a terrible carrier of radio waves.
They definitely misspelled it. Two letters are missing.
Mind-blowing that the Titanic still claims victims 111 years later.
This comment section is something else. I seriously hope they're found.❤
They will be found by gawkers visiting the Titanic. Like how dead bodies become markers to climbers trekking Mt. Everest, this little submarine will become a sideshow next to the Titanic wreck.
Well said and true
@Stay123-xm5xcsome people go down to the Titanic because they’re legitimately interested in it’s history or perhaps are researching it. Not comparable to an amusement park.
Oh they’ll be found, they’ll just all be dead…
@@Jimmythefish577 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Just watch the movie, it’s a lot safer than diving to the ocean floor.
12,500 feet under Sea isn't a place for tourists. The pressure is 455 times higher than on land's surface (at Sea level). Trying to make profit out of these extreme trips is borderline criminal.
Virgin Galactic has entered the chat
They’re a research company, they do incredible work and allowing people to join the expeditions provides funding for further research.
These people knew the risk and were willing to take it, there’s absolutely nothing criminal about it. That’s like saying allowing people to skydive is “borderline criminal” because they’re profiting off a dangerous activity.
Gatekeep much? By your logic, everyone should just stay home and do only what they are authorized to do with their money, bodies and time.
The best case scenario is being transparent and warning everyone involved of the potential risks and dangers. After that, it's up to the individuals. No ones forcing them to go.
You can’t just call everything dangerous criminal. A lot of common activities have risk and can result in injury or death, yet that doesn’t make it criminal for the provider to provide those activities.
That iceberg has an impressive K/D ratio!
It only died once
Here is my bet.. they told the submarine was ''safe and effective''
Bingo
Hopefully they ‘followed the science’….
They didn't believe the Titanic actually sank. They had to storm the wreckage site to stop the steal.
Lol
I pray for the safe return of Crew members to their loved ones 🤲🤲🤲🤲
Finally a Part 2 for the Titanic Movie
The wreckage of the Titanic itself is 13,000 feet beneath the ocean. The Titan (Submarine) lost communication with the main ship 1 hour, and 45 minutes into their descent, and is estimated to have only made it about 2 miles below the surface of the ocean before losing communication. Additionally, the Titan (Submarine) only has about 96 hours of life-support (oxygen) to sustain a small crew of 5. And the submarine is sealed shut from the outside with 17 bolts, which means escape is not possible for anyone on board. I just hope the submarine, and her crew are all found, and returned safely.
Update! : Sadly, 2 debris fields were found approximately 1,600 feet from the Bow of the Titanic Wreckage. The U.S. Coastguard confirmed that the debris has been positively identified as belonging to the Titan Submersible, and is consistent with the submersible having suffered a Catastrophic Loss of the Pressure Chamber in an Implosion, which killed all 5 passengers onboard the craft. The U.S. Navy had sound detectors that detected sound consistent with an Implosion on Sunday (the same day that the Titan Submersible went missing). It has since been learned that on the same day the Titan Submersible lost all communication, power, and navigation, that is when the Implosion occurred.
The only solace that the families of the 5 crew members can take is knowing that their loved ones did not suffer, and that they felt no pain. The implosion happened in a matter of milliseconds, death was instantaneous to all onboard.
The implosion occurred at approximately 3,500 feet 1 Hour, and 45 minutes into it’s descent. Additionally, only 2 pieces of the Titan Submersible were found in one piece, the tailcone (the pointed end of the submersible), and the Front Porthole (the front end of the submersible). The pressure chamber (the hull) of the submersible had disintegrated in the Implosion, and is now in several pieces that lay scattered on the sea floor.
The cause of the implosion is BELIEVED to be delamination of the Carbon-Fiber Composite that the Submersible was made out of. Delamination occurs when a material begins to separate after multiple pressure cycles, leading to degradation of said material over time. Sadly, the Titan had endured multiple pressure cycles since 2020, leading to the delamination, and degradation of it’s hull. This has led to a catastrophic implosion of the submersible that has sadly claimed 5 lives.
Multiple international government agencies are currently investigating the incident, as it occurred in International Waters, and 4 of the 5 crew members were Foreign Nationals.
The NTSB is currently looking into the possibility of (Federal) Criminal Charges being levied against Ocean Gate, as there were several safety laws that were violated during the design, construction, and use of the Titan Submersible.
Additionally, the Titan Submersible had not been certified, nor had it been classed by any government agency. And it has recently been learned that Ocean Gate had requested to have the Titan Submersible certified once, but that request was swiftly denied. Questions have been raised about the possibility of the remains of the victims who were onboard the Titan being found, and brought back to the surface. At a depth of 3,500 feet below sea level, the force from the pressure that caused the Submersible to Implode would have crushed everyone onboard, and caused their remains to disintegrate. And given that their remains have been lying on the sea floor for about a week now, it is highly unlikely that there is anything left to bring home to their families.
In addition, e-mails have been released from the CEO of Ocean Gate (who was the founder of Ocean Gate, and the Pilot, and inventor of the Titan Submersible), wherein he had been warned several times by many experts in the field that the Titan Submersible was potentially dangerous to be carrying passengers onboard, and that more care needed to be taken in reguards to any sea trials. Ocean Gate’s CEO responded to the criticism with defensive arrogance, and proceeded to threaten legal action against anyone who criticized him, or the Titan Submersible.
Additionally, a former employee of Ocean Gate, an engineer, was fired in 2018 after publicly speaking-out against the use of Titan Submersible as a Commercial Vessel, citing that flammable materials were being used in it’s development, and that the overall design of the Submersible was fatally flawed.
In essence, there were many warnings that went unheeded, which has now led to a catastrophic event and major loss of human life.
Ocean Gate has since taken it’s website down, and has more, or less remained silent in the aftermath of this tragedy.
Hope everyone is found safely. That said, how do you get such well lit photos of the wreckage? There seems to be no light source, no shadows and no floating sediment or life forms surrounding.
Flashlight
Could be a sonar/radar/lidar image of some sort.
I drew it
3D scan with textures added in post.
@@BionicPig95 Fleshlight
RIP i don’t think going missing two miles down in the water ends well 😢
Aw hell, this whole time I thought it was a remotely piloted, unmanned sub. So sorry to hear souls were onboard. Hope they find them in time.
There’s nothing I fear, and I know that my heart will go on
Why do such underwater tours even exist?
A tour of a graveyard, in the dark, 4000 metres deep. You need to come very close and use a powerful search light to see anything at all. And what are the tourists hoping to see?
I hope everyone on board is safe, but I don't understand what they were doing there in the first place.
OceanGate’s Titan submersible has gone out of contact during one of its dives to the wreck of the Titanic, 12,500 feet beneath the surface of the North Atlantic Ocean.
The U.S. Coast Guard is leading the search-and-rescue operation.
The sub was built by Everett, Wash.-based OceanGate and operated by a sister company, OceanGate Expeditions. In an emailed statement, OceanGate Expeditions said it was “exploring and mobilizing all options to bring the crew back safely.”
Leave Titanic alone! That's not a tourist site.
The companies' website states that this sub has 96 hours of life support for 5 crew. Although extremely slim there is still some hope for a rescue...
It's impossible to run a rescue mission in those depths..96 hours ! Being alive for 96 hours knowing you're joining the rest of the ghosts in the titanic scary 😨
And the 2023 darwin award goes to...
It’s all fun and games until Titanic turns into The Abyss
I hope they’re found, and I hope they’re found safely
Dude that movie was scary AF. Lol
“Our entire focus is on the crew members in the submersible and their families,” the company said. “We are deeply thankful for the extensive assistance we have received from several government agencies and deep-sea companies in our efforts to re-establish contact with the submersible.”
The Titan submersible is designed to carry five people, typically including a pilot and researchers as well as mission specialists who have paid $250,000 to be part of the expedition. The crew members take turns heading down to the Titanic shipwreck site from a mission control ship that sails out to the site from Newfoundland, and then returns for the next expedition crew.
Seems like they paid for the full “titanic experience”
That's dark
@@jimmyzhao2673 Not as dark as it is where they are
@@jimmyzhao2673 ..and cold and wet.
@@toolbaggers 💀 lol
It is a proven fact that the Titanic swimming pool is still Full of water.
Couldn't pay me to go on a sub that's going to the depths, now people are paying to go on a sub. Weird.
Play with pressure. You're going to feel the squeeze..
Prayers for safe recovery.
When it costs $250,000 a pop, it's not tourism. It's another notch in the "He who dies with the most toys wins" column. Apparently, this may be the last trophy for someone's estate.
Per New York Post, during a similar trip last year this submarine lost communication for about two and a half hours.
This is a good example to show you that mass graves shouldn’t be tourist attractions…
They were dead before they even new it. Implosion at that depth instant. I’d like to know if an implosion was noted or heard.
i doubt they would hear it from there. But hopefuly an implosion didnt happen
@@DannyDraws1912 you can absolutely hear it. even 80 years ago u could hear crewmen chatting/walking around in submarines, imagine what our technology today is capable of.
@knoxklay11 Communication is the key and they couldn't communicate any more. Looks to me loss of power problem. This is very scary.
@@tuanngnt im hoping its just lost comms and the sub is on its way to the surface... i understand it takes hours for them to come back from that depth, even with modern tech.
@@DannyDraws1912The military of many nations heard the Kursk implode.
The comment section has more information than the news.
She simply read a brief press release from the company. Could have flashed it on the screen - no 'reporter' required.
Wow who would of thought nothing would go wrong, not worth it
Can you imagine the panic?? Being behind schedule by 15 minutes everyone would be panicking let alone aday stuck at the bottom. What a horrible way to die. How many staff and people are missing? How much o2 do they have etc?
3-4 days of oxygen
They are only 4hours from my home this is so sad prayers for the crew
The orcas talked to the giant squids about how to break our stuff... I do hope for a miracle or that they are at least found so the families effected can have closure though.
Closure? Like they might be missing but still alive lost in Atlantis or something?
a sense of resolution or finality to the situation if the word closure isn't right.
It’s crazy. A grave of 1,522 souls has now become a tourist attraction. This, is the next level of stupidity. The only people who should be going down there are the family members of the lost. Not some random tourists who want to see a grave for leisure. Titanic should not become a tourist attraction. Only a historic and memorial place for those lost on April 14th 1912.
Then again. Prayers for those in that submarine.
The next level of stupidity is offering ‘prayers’ to an imaginary character in the hope that said imaginary character will reverse his/her/it’s decision to murder these people in the first place.
@@Jimmythefish577 The next level of stupidity is blaming God for something that humans willingly chose to do, and at the same time calling Him imaginary.
@@Jimmythefish577 Good one there!
@@Jimmythefish577 If you cut off the tip of your penis, they might listen to your prayers.
@@Jimmythefish577 The "imaginary character" was crucified on a cross, buried in a tomb and rose again 3 days later. Secular historians admit we have more proof of his existence than Julius Caesar. His closest 12 followers who lived with him 24/7 received no earthly praise or riches to spread his message and were willingly mocked, tortured and murdered instead of admitting that the whole thing was a scam or hoax. The followers and companions of those twelve wrote about their experiences, MANY parts of those manuscripts we have in our possession TODAY. Still sure about your decision?
the boss of these anchor and reporters should have demanded atleast a photo of the submersible before air time !! mediocrity is such a sickness in the professional world.
5PM EST still no word. CNN says they lost contact about 24 hours ago. Anyone who knows feel free to correct me. An emergency buoy was on board but no signal yet. That buoy should have an auto-release function meaning whatever happened to the crew it gets released so that's odd. The sub should have an emergency ascent feature; anything goes wrong you drop a weight and up you go. ALVIN had this in 1964. Unless you're stupid enough to try and enter the ship there's nothing to get snagged on. Lastly, a complete hull failure would be an instant and painless death. I'm not pretending to be an expert and obviously hope for the best. It's just an update.
They should leave Titanic alone! And don't launch another one! Its cursed
Is the Titanic ok ?
I hope so 😢
Can’t be any worse than it is now.
Kinda creepy, actually, the last transmission was "send... more.... submarines..."
@@TheOfficialRandomGuy Now there's submarine garbage
Please may they be safe
has that submarine made the voyage before or is it like the Tatanic it's maiden one, be creepy if it was.
At 12,000' deep-missing and presumed dead. Enormous pressure at such depth.
I hope those folks are going to be alright.
Now u can really explore it your part of it 😮
They're dead, crushed in milliseconds by the pressure; beyond the capability of the craft.
Oh shut up. A submersible designed to go to the depth of the sunken titanic isn't going to spontaneously implode. There's always a tolerance that they have to exceed when designing the hull, and if it was designed for deep sea exploration they're obviously going to keep the immense pressure in mind. Secondly, that is only a possibility if the hull or windows are damaged by a collision, but that hasn't been ruled out yet. It could be just sitting on the ocean floor waiting to be rescued.
It's genuinely unbelievable there's tourist submarines for the titanic.
If this isn't a joke all those people on board are dead
Was Trudeau onboard?
Basic journalism here folks...WHERE are they lost? Under the water? or on the surface? Big fucking difference. Nobody knows how to ask a question?
Missing under the water.
@@tuanngnt where did you hear that reported?
Clearly lost near the Titanic wreckage you dummy. They wouldnt be lost on the surface there is a boat above them waiting for them to withdraw from the water. Im sure if they knew more they would have said it. You stupid gash.
@@QuitworkBehappyCNN. 5 people went down there through a submarine. A pilot, content moderator, and 3 customers or tourists. Each tourist has to pay $250,000 dollars to go down there to look at the titanic. It is not free at all. This is business.
@@tuanngnt i have no idea what you are saying. Free? Who said that? ...and what does that have to do with anything?
This is a fine example of greed and morbid ‼️ Let the Titanic R.I.P ‼️
I have heard of treasure hunting in sunken wreckage of ships with valuable cargoes…in the oceans 🌊 of planet earth…
Obviously, it’s a niche and adventurous vocational choice…and I am guessing that it’s a hobbyist and exploration spirit-types…lifestyle of passion. So more a second part time, hobby or job of passions scenario? I don’t know exactly what the status of sunken treasures is…at such depth and the passage of over 100 years of time? I gather, it’s probably a maiden (first attempt) voyage to the Titanic gravesite? For this specifically, purpose build-bespoke manned submarine? And the crew of 5 are not exactly tourists…
They are researchers from the various specialists field’s involved, with the concept of either raising specific sections of the Titanic wreckage (vault’s etc.)? Or mapping out for future dives in the tactical missions to gain accessibility and salvage operations for extraction of gold bullion or other treasure that would be a valuable asset, at auction… any authentic iconic pieces of the Titanic wreckage’s fuselage, to fetch a-hefty price tag on the rare collectibles markets? I am sure plenty of billionaires would outbid each other; for some bell or steering wheel, etc… with or without any titanic emblems…?
The passenger’s are reported to be, “researchers” and crew members vital to the operation of this “one of a kind” craft. Built specifically in order to explore the Titanic’s grave! And I expect the motivation for this endeavor is a quasi-mystical adventure to a morbid tragedy grave-of-sunken treasure’s? I suspect that it’s ultimately a financially motivated-spirit of adventure and gold-miners…get rich quick or die trying… type adventures pass time scenario… like all other researchers; in this niche’s (treasure hunter’s quest) type-story. Involves a few rich guy’s investing some of their millions; in a venture of treasure hunt and the attempt to pull off a caper-so far fetched and unlikely to succeed in…
That it’s just an idea, wild enough for the fantasy adventure types; to think…”we could pull it off”?
Ultimately, it’s just a foolish idea that involves taking great risks. Investment of millions 💵 purpose building this customized submarine manned craft-capable of operations in the depth and conditions involved THEORETICALLY!!! And it’s crewmen are explorers with specific specialties-required for the task of bringing the sunken treasures to the surface and market? The $250k price tag-is just price for admission to participate in the scheme of the treasure hunt. And it’s not at all, tourists willing to risk themselves for a chance to see the grave of a famous wreckage…in a never before attempt to look through a camera in darkness where no living creatures will survive…?
It’s just a bunch of treasure hunters who think they can invest a few millions in this treasure hunting the Titanic grave site…and salvage stuff from it-to fetch billions of returns from investments…
They probably just discovered the craft they built for the caper, in theory. Was not fit for purposes and real world conditions-in practice? And if they have accomplished something like, approaching the Titan remains… as planned? They went too far and got too close, or took one too many risky maneuvers… In attempt to map out the remaining wreckage of Titanic. And it’s possibilities for salvage treasures-in follow up dives…
So I don’t think it’s rich guy’s interested in seeing whatever remains of Titanic-through some camera onboard a custom made sub-welded together by sub marine enthusiasts in some Everest Washington workshops…fishing for bragging rights at country club dinner parties… to be the first multi-millionaires involved with pleasure tripping 20000 leagues under the frozen Atlantic frozen oceans tundras…to hopefully illuminate the wreckage of Titanic-with an onboard flashlight beaming back grainy images of the gravesite… to be recorded and annualized ba
Ultimately, it’s probably not the last such attempt at scavenging the Titanic remains for treasure. Several expeditions tragedies-ended in fatalities, from unsuccessful attempts to plant a first flag on the moon, atop Everest’s summit, the South Pole, etc…
This initial failed try…will just motivate further adventure treasure hunting for the Titanic riches…
Seeking to learn from mistakes and improve on failure. To bring up an iconic titanic artifact, the contents of its vault, or the entire fricken remaining ship itself… and prove, mankind can accomplish everything they dedicate themselves in to doing. And obviously get rewarded for this accomplishment, in process…?
Unless we are dealing with totally delusional amateur fantasy imbeciles, who watched Titanic vs Star War’s one too many times?
These guy’s who comprise the lost at sea crew of 5. Are seasoned underwater exploration specialists and salvage techniques technology experts. With pioneer expertise in this field of underwater treasure hunting? And they knowingly chose to attempt the risks involved-for the potential rewards of endeavor to reach the Titanic’s grave…
That’s my theory and seems more plausible than the concept of rich guy’s risking themselves in some one of a kind-never been done-before, sightseers tourists package-by a shady group of back yard submarine enthusiasts…running a tour operation service of shuttling wealthy bored types to the depth of a black as night frozen gravesite… for kicks!!! Because an eliminatory google search, into this subject matter… reveals that no manned craft has ever explored the remaining Titanic’s wreckage…that no military grade nation states, state of the art-technology exists-with capabilities of operating systems in this depth and the conditions of pressures, temperatures, abyss style darkness, etc…
So some Washington state tour services-offering tours of the titanic for fun… to tourists? Seems ludicrous and ridiculously irresponsible…to me. At least. It’s not what people are stating in these comments. It’s probably closer to the proposed scenario-I just considered, to explain the story reports…
They’re not coming back, unfortunately this was a completely shoddy operation in which the creators cut corners and cost by using components from camping stores and old gaming consoles, I hate this was ever a thing because the chances they’re saved are pretty much nil.
sad,you're most likely right
Even the rescuers have admitted they have a sinking feeling no survivors will be rescued.............but at least they are using phrasing to lighten the tragedy. I think a lot of people find this all rather amusing, so it's not a complete loss.
@@vangroover1903 Can't make an omelette without breaking some eggs
They didn’t use gaming consoles…
The founder of the company clearly states in one of their own promotional videos that they use a gaming controller built to withstand a 16 year old throwing it around to control the submersible…..
Her shirt should be put to rest. 😅
To your right ladies and Gentlemen you have the Titanic , ...if you look to your left now you can see the 'little sub' , ...
"This experience is to die for."
Lord I hope these people are found
Truly hope they come out of this safe and sound but I couldn't see it, So sad.
Where are you James Cameron!?
Busy raising the bar
Stop going there! Not only is it dangerous but its a grave sight! The whole area has been 100% mapped! No need to go there! Geesh!
Being without bodies, the Titanic is not a gravesite.
I’ll say it again! Tourists dont need to be there! We learned every thing there is to know about the titanic! Yes its rotting , they they have all the info they need! Just because some Richie rich wants bragging rites doesnt make it a proper thing to do. Sure professionals and scientists maybe but just some rich clowns no I dont agree. But we are all entitled to our opinions right?
@@gregorymoore2877 sorry I dont agree ! No place for rich tourists .
@@Marythundermug all I said was the Titanic is not a gravesite. I’m pretty sure anybody paying to go to the Titanic is not doing it trivially and is more than just a “tourist.”
5 people trapped in a metal coffin you can barely move in. No power, no communication, complete darkness, miles of water above them, and knowing that help isn't coming, as the air slowly runs out.
Orgy time?
almost like you in your basement
@@craig7350 speak for yourself
Why would anyone pay for a risky tour to see rusted junk when there are virtual and real tours nowadays that can get you even more closer to physically experiencing the Titanic via headset or actually walking through the rooms in some of the recreations?
Rich people want to brag at parties
I'll just watch the movies again , much safer
Dude, why did people pay anywhere from $30,000 to $160,000 in 2023 for a risky tour to climb Mount Everest? This is for the rich Tritactic addiction people. For Mount Everest, all types of people can afford to climb.
Why go to Paris when I can download a copy of the Mona Lisa to my computer?
Maybe actual researchers or those who are extremely interested in the Titanic… it’s more than rusted junk.
Well thats a pretty good sign to leave it alone! 😢
Hope they are safe, that being said, why would anyone want to go see a mass grave? Its already insane to dive 2 miles down, you're basically asking for something bad to happen.
How much air do they have available? How long will they have before oxygen runs out?
@@circe_ng321 thanks Kristina :)
That’s as terrifying as it gets. Hope they find them fast. And thank goodness they have that much oxygen available.
How can their exact position not be known in this day and age of emergency locator beacons, deployed locator buoys and ELF radio communications?
Those only work from the surface. 2 miles of cable that would be needed for an emergency buoy would take space, add weight, and the pressure at depth would destroy a buoy with air in it for buoyancy, or if it was strong enough to take the pressure it wouldn't be buoyant, a Catch-22.
The water is at least 13,000 feet deep, once you go down there's no coming back up. Not even a diver can swim up.
It time man left the wreck alone, little children lost their lives on that ship. Disgusting behaviour selling tickets to see a grave. I know it's in aids scientific studies but there other ways to raise money. For God sake leave the wreck alone.
I wonder if the dictator is holidaying there? $250,000 per person is no object to him. Hopefully they find this vessel soon and everyone is ok.
now you don't have to take another risky trip to get close to the Titanic, you are pretty much there as long as you want as you probably originally intended to.
Rich people doing their rich things. Matt Damon and J Law could be ideal for a movie on the Titan. Hopefully this story ends on a happy note else it'll also have to do with a Titanic type ending.
If it lost contact it is likely crushed at that depth. Rip for those onboard.
they should raise the ship to dry land so people stop looking for ir best pictures ive seen
What were the last words from the submersible , the must have been in contact with someone
Glub.......glub.............glub.............gurgle gurgle gurgle............???
Mommy, I don't want to die!!! Pappy? Is that you? I can see Pappy towards the light!!!
Much like the last words on the Space Shuttle Challenger were, I’m guessing it was ‘What does this button do….’.
I like how they just regurgitate the same stuff over and over to make it sound like it's more LOL
🙏🙏🙏 Praying for their safety
If they die, that means your prayers failed. It will be all your fault.
Scary stuff
*Aliens..*
A possibility
Letd be honest. They're gone..this is one of the deepest parts of the oceans. There was a Mr.Dawood on that expedition with his young son...he is supposedly the richest man in Pakistan a billionaire..250000 for him is equivalent to a movie 🎬 ticket for you and me..he had more money than he could spend in 10 lifetimes but decided to join the Titanic instead..Now his submarine will probably be a sub attraction when future "explorers" go down to see the titanic
ITS THE KRAKEN!!!!!..
Ok In all seriousness I just read about it. The sub is run with one button and a video game controller, isnt certified or guaranteed, and a waiver of possible death has to be signed. All for the low price of 250 grand......sorry but....what you expect.
Hopefully this ends better than the Mursk submarine.
Im in Newfoundland right now!! What a great province,best in Canada by far!! The people are amazing.The food is world class, everyone always smiling 😁,Great docking facilities for my sailboat!! Lots of pretty ladies i may add...
Too many icebergs. Ask the Titanic...
Prettier than quebec?
@@FG-bu3jpnywhere is prettier than the shithole that is Quebec.
So do they have a system that pulls oxygen from seawater, or do they have limited oxygen supplies?
if you're one of the five, you strangle the other four - that's one way to increase your oxygen supply!
@@Ytsssss364 Smart. 😁😉
Aliens!
I wouldn't rule that out
Cool. Now they got little kids reporting the news.