What’s it like inside the missing submersible Titan?
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- As the desperate search for the missing submersible named Titan presses on, NBC’s Kristen Dahlgren reports for TODAY on what conditions might be like inside the vessel and the spotlight on the risk of extreme tourism.
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#titanic #ocean #oceangate
Cold, no food, no water, and no form of communication. Considering how insanely dark it is being in the Atlantic Ocean above or below water I cannot imagine how terrified these people are, there is no word to define their situation.
It’s was their choice. Just a bunch of idiots operating a machine with an Xbox controller. 💀
So true. Considering battery life of the sub, it prob pitch black. 😐☹️
easily avoidable comes to mind.
Man…..
what’s crazy is no one thought this may not be a good idea? Guess I was wrong thinking Trump was the dumbest rich person I’ve seen.
Even if there are risks, which there always are in life, that's no excuse to cut corners on safety and fire those who bring up safety concerns.
CEO used a $30 logitech cheap game controller.
He should've bought a PS5 controller
Karma for the arrogant CEO Stockton Rush who fired the safety engineer who tried to blow a whistle on problems. I don't feel sorry for the CEO. Feel bad for the other 4 people though.
@@Robin-xt7yo History always repeat itself. Titanic shipbuilder Thomas Andrews, cut corners and safety, sunk and die on his own ship. Now CEO Stockton Rush, cut corner now sunk and die on his own ship.
The submarine was a failure from the start. First of all why was it built so small? Second why are things controlled with game controller? Pretty sketchy. Larger submersibles would be better equipped with all kinds of safety features. Not to mentioned powerful beams that would beam up so that emergency operations can sea the light. What about a location signal? Like an eperb? What about emergency inflatable bags that would carry the sub to the surface? Or why not connect the sub to a large ship and that way it can be pulled up? This should not be repeated if the right steps are taken. I do hope strongly they find them and rescue them before it’s too late.
@jdos5643
All those safely features you mentioned costs money, the CEO Stockton Rush wanted to maximise profits. Hence the reason he used a off brand $30 game controller and not a Sony PS5 controller.
It makes me sick that the young man didn’t want to go and was terrified to go in the first place. As a parent I would respect someone’s fear especially my child’s uncertainty. Usually when someone has a intuition on something and having second guesses, always follow it. RIP, you deserved a lot more time and experiences.
Where'd you read that?! Get off the internet, you're talking rubbish.
Muslims are still primitive, like we were in past centuries .
I always follow my intuition, I definitely wouldn't have went on anything like that from the get go.
Was he forced into going?
@@sanaxx7635 he went voluntarily but they all forced their caulks in that kids but whole.
The company was in a legal battle a few years ago over not following proper safety protocol. Even fired an employee who raised concerns. This was beyond negligent and asinine.
Correct in the name of Diversity and Inclusivity
It almost seems as if the risk, of not making it out alive, was the main reason they went down there over and over again. Right now they could be everywhere they wanted to be on this earth, but instead they chose to get lost on their way to ship wreck 12,500 feet on the sea bottom.
@@NunYaBiz1313 who demonstrates ignorance and stupidity.
@@julez8053Same thing I said.. that Young Millionaire guy must be saying "I could be sitting at the Bahamas right now sipping Piña Coladas with JLo's butt on my face and I chose this!!" Still, I know it's the Millionaires Curse! They don't know what to do with their money and start doing this.
Quote: He was fired. .. i was like what? ☺
I can't imagine what they are going through, and the father and son may be spending their last moments together. As a parent I can't imagine what the father is feeling about putting his son in that horrible situation. I pray they are rescued alive!
I was thinking the son probably was just doing it to please his dad. 😢
None of them have an ounce of sense among the lot of them, yes that poor boy being put into that situation by his halfwit father.
I can’t imagine it because this is all FAKE
Hopefully it imploded
@@NewNormalWorldOrder I was hoping it was some sort of plan to go missing on purpose. Like hopefully they are all alive hiding out in Iceland or something.
Definitely a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
OOF
😬
Expensive,too.
Sign me up 😂
Guys I hate to say it but they are gone. 😢
You couldn’t pay me a billion dollars to go in that thing
💯💯💯
You couldn’t pay me a billion dollars to get IN THE OCEAN
That's the thing they already had money
Rich people take risks. That's what anyone does whenever they sign that waiver and enter that submarine. Even if I had $250,000 to spend on a ticket there is no way I would ever go down there.
I'd go down there for a quid
You know I don't need to go down there, I'm happy with pictures.
For sure!
And as a reward you shall live to see many more sunrises…💞
😂 they fired the guy who said this sub was NOT able to go down to the titanic.
The game controller is what is truly devastating to me. As a gamer, I’ve burned through several controllers. I can’t even begin to fathom using this as their main controlling device 13,000 down. It’s a joke. It’s insane.
In another video the CEO said they keep backup controllers on board.
Gaming controller is the least controversial part of this machine.
I know right, I thought that sub had an actual built in control system. I swear if someone took me to this sub wanting me to get on it and I saw PS2 controllers laying around I'm gone.
Looks like that game controller was a third party device bought at TJ Maxx.
I literally had to pause the video because, seriously?
I am not being negative here; realistic.
From what has been detailed, the ocean currents at 13,000 feet in depth, are very strong. They are so strong it has pushed and forced a submarine just like this one, in to the propeller of the Titantic where it got stuck temporarily.
From what has been detailed, we learned the ocean visibility at 13,000 feet is O. It's pitch black. The submarine has a special lense that penetrates the dark spectrum of color and produces light however it's wave length is very narrow for visibility.
What that means is, even if they can get a navy submarine down to 13,000 feet within the next 14-20 hours, it is unlikely they will spot the submarine especially if the ocean floor is throwing up particles and debris from the pure mass of pressure down there.
People need to really be sensible about this they pretty much aren’t surviving this they’d be lucky if they find the bodies period & maybe this will probably bring to light some issues with companies doing this sort of thing and treating it like a carnival ride.
Is there a black box on the vessel?
@@uzzuzz9320I don't think so. I believe one video said that they did not have anything like that but they were discussing adding them to the vessels.
I can't even have a garage sale without getting a permit.
True, even carnival rides have disclaimers!
Wow youre a scientist?
@@dandavid2027 They each paid 250,000$ just to die. That money could've fed the poor.
Future tourists can add the wreck of the Titan to the tour. A monument to hubris.
I think it’s a sustainable business model.
Just like everest
Future sharks can visit New York & LA, a monument to mans ignorance.
They need to hang an out-of-order sign on it.
I think there will be no tourists there after what's happened🤔
Ya got the “once in a lifetime” part right.
Touche'
they took it literally
Lol glad someone caught this too
More proof that that in today's world, wealth has little to do with intelligence and hard work. These people paid 250k each to dive extreme depths in a largely untested experimental submarine. They will then take turns looking out of a 12 inch window to see a wrecked boat at a distance. While I have sympathy for their families, This was idiocy on so many levels. Nothing more than bragging rights at the rich boy's billionaire club. With so many people homeless and hungry, I would be ashamed to waste 250k to take turns looking at a wrecked boat through a small window. Vanity to the extreme.
Perfectly summarized my thoughts too.
No amount of money could change my perspective of wanting to be 4,000 meters under the ground. Hope everyone can be safe.
Edit 🤣 I’m sure we all know it’s water. Thanks for the likes don’t forget to subscribe 🤣
Same here no way !
This does not appeal to me in the least. Way too long. Way too deep. Way too claustrophobic.
Under the water* but you get the point.
Well that’s you 🤷♂️
Not me. If i wanted to see what’s down there, I’d play Subnatica
There was a ship FULL of ppl that went missing, but I haven't seen mainstream media cover it like they are covering this. Guess they weren't rich enough.
Guess so 😂
Very true!
@@melf5283it crashed somewhere off Greece on the way to Italy.
I think this sub has more of a Hollywood disaster movie attraction for the press.
@Mel.FI think it had 700 people on board if I’m not mistaken
This has to be the most expensive death ever!!!!!
nope the winner for that title would be the crew on the Columbia space shuttle
@@yeeyee2739lmao they didn’t pay to be on it though.
@@yeeyee2739 Bingo!!
@@wecameasdonuts Oh yeah they did they paid a lot more than what these people. Time is money and it takes a lot of time to become an astronaut
I’m already having panic attacks with my claustrophobia
Same
Me too. I almoost freaked out getting my MRI.
If they make it out, can you imagine the PTSD they will have? I wouldn't even want to sit in a bathtub full of water if I were them
I know....I would have that too
@@kasniquesariawn4694 you look tight
They will not
Umm, they gone so no PTSD.
@@curious1053 ok
You guys keep talking about this banging noise like it's really them. So many things in the ocean can make noise on sonar. It could be anything.
I was thinking the same. The ocean is full of noises regularly.
just clickbait for views and $ .. no source nothing just a thin air article for views
every 30 min, frequency non nature
it's every 30 mins though according to some comments so it's unnatural
@@theoneandonlyhooda The US Navy themselves said they are unsure what it is and never once said it was the sub. Again, it could be anything. Also, nature has many instances of predictable/repeatable things happening within itself. So I have no clue what this "unnatural" talk is about. Not to mention 95% of the ocean is unexplored. It literally could be anything. Those people in the Sub are long gone.
An afternoon relaxing in a park somewhere, after getting there on my electric bike and enjoying a pair of salami samwhiches with mustard on pumpernickle, is typically time well spent for me. Others are free to choose as they may.
That sounds delicious 😋
Sounds perfect to me.
@@LiveByDesign🤢🤮
$250,000 and they cheap out and use a Logictech F710 pc controller worth about $35 brand new. But at least it wasn’t a Nintendo Switch Controller. They would have drifted off course first before losing contact.
😂😂😂
the sub was crushed like a pop can
TechCrunch writes that the material OceanGate used to craft its ship was appealing because it “can be stronger and lighter than steel.” However, the material could also be “be prone to sudden failure under stress,” the outlet notes, and Lochridge worried that small flaws in the hull could hypothetically expand under the pressure of diving into the depths of the ocean. Lochridge suggested that the company conduct “critical, non-destructive testing of the experimental design of the hull,” but was repeatedly met with protestations from the company’s management, according to the lawsuit.
At the meeting Lochridge discovered why he had been denied access to the viewport information from the Engineering department-the viewport at the forward of the submersible was only built to a certified pressure of 1,300 meters, although OceanGate intended to take passengers down to depths of 4,000 meters. Lochridge learned that the viewport manufacturer would only certify to a depth of 1,300 meters due to experimental design of the viewport supplied by OceanGate, which was out of the Pressure Vessels for Human Occupancy (“PVHO”) standards. OceanGate refused to pay for the manufacturer to build a viewport that would meet the required depth of 4,000 meters.
the controller was the least of the worries
@@yeeyee2739 If you look at pictures on their website of them constructing the hull, they aren't wearing any hairnets or clean precautions to keep dust and particles out of the adhesive. Over time it could have weakened the integrity and shattered. At least they would have died instantly and no pain.
Imagine being bolted into a minivan with one window and four other people. Now imagine being underwater and helpless.
talk about real claustrophobia
No thanks. Couldn’t imagine. Wouldn’t want to. Very sad situation. Hoping for a miracle!
Impossible. Billionaires don’t ride in minivans. Pride and Greed are deadly sins for a reason. RIP 👼
Lord Have mercy i get wierd feelings thinking on this
Ahahaha, it was a coffin. Planned suicides, just like that old religious group Heaven's Gate LOL Oceangate, Heavensgate what's the difference
All the money in the world can't help them; in fact their money got them into this; no average person can afford this trip.
"We run the whole thing with this game controller."
Sounds promising.
They run the ship with a madcatz controller? No wonder they ran into trouble :o
Looks like a ps2 one at that. So sad
Should have sprung for the ps5 pro controller 😅🤣😂
it was not the controller it was the sub itself one of the engineers who said it was not safe got fired "TechCrunch writes that the material OceanGate used to craft its ship was appealing because it “can be stronger and lighter than steel.” However, the material could also be “be prone to sudden failure under stress,” the outlet notes, and Lochridge worried that small flaws in the hull could hypothetically expand under the pressure of diving into the depths of the ocean."
and "At the meeting Lochridge discovered why he had been denied access to the viewport information from the Engineering department-the viewport at the forward of the submersible was only built to a certified pressure of 1,300 meters, although OceanGate intended to take passengers down to depths of 4,000 meters. Lochridge learned that the viewport manufacturer would only certify to a depth of 1,300 meters due to experimental design of the viewport supplied by OceanGate, which was out of the Pressure Vessels for Human Occupancy (“PVHO”) standards. OceanGate refused to pay for the manufacturer to build a viewport that would meet the required depth of 4,000 meters."
it was doomed from the construction of it
It's not a "Once in a lifetime experience", It's a "Once for a lifetime experience". My condolences to the lives lost and their families.
That was terrible
Except the CEO who would have been locked up and held responsible. Almost lucky for him he died.
For $250K you can afford a chase vessel to shadow the vessel.
Or a really long tether.
Yeah, greed and pride tends to cloud judgement, obviously.
It will be nice if we pray for them ,their relatives, and the searching crees. I know from the news that the worst is expected, but I also know that miracles does happen. I am praying for one here.
Searching crew.
I am praying with you
Did the prayers work?
@@curious1053you should know prayers don't work. I was told a few hours ago they found them dead. It's usually "well God had a plan for them" if their prayer failed or "it's because we prayed and believed in god" if it worked. Never the people who work tirelessly and went through the training. Can't argue with religious people, they're God is always right no matter what
@@curious1053 only if they were praying to get analFaulked... As most Christians do.
Yes, really a ONCE in a lifetime experience.
Imagine if being an astronaut required one safety briefing and the craft was operated with a video game controller. Yeah… No…
Exactly…and the sea is just as dangerous as space
Right? Like the other comment says, the sea is just as dangerous as space. I can’t quite understand not making this the safest they could. Or, you know, just not doing it since the titanic is a graveyard after all.
I mean operation with a video game controller is pretty common the only difference is they are usually safer.
@@PoppyRussianDolland it's even worse to die in the ocean than it is to die in space
@@Taco_Thief does NASA buy their equipment from Home Depot and Amazon lol 😵💫
Even an elevator is more comfortable then this tin can.
If you climb into somethinng that feels like a coffin, climb back out.
Top comment😂💯
This submersible looks like a school project.
$250k... not to feed the hungry, not to provide for a college fund, not to help settle war refugees, not to fund cancer research... No, $250k for one day of recreation.
there is a cure for cancer already but they need to funnel money somehow
@@yeeyee2739wait there is?
Which kind?
@@Wr10152 the one only for the rich if they told us we would not donate to cancer research and how would they get their money??? its all a play and we are the puppets
Are they certain that the banging noise wasn't from the capsule imploding ?
oh it for sure was
How many times has that vessel, controlled by a Nintendo controller, successfully made the trip down 13,000 feet?
@@melf5283 Thanks 😊
@@mrnice111so what happened here?
Why doesn’t anyone mention the temperature? Forget the food, forget the oxygen. You’ll freeze before any of those run out.
I guess cause it’s insulated
@@trashtvinternationalLivable temps thanks to an electrical component but still cold. If the electrical has failed, then they’ve all died of hypothermia by now.
They are cold but I doubt that’s how they die. They have enough body heat and clothes I think. They had to prepare to sleep. Lots of submersibles have sleeping bags .
@@Sweetiedgdhbse The French expert that’s 1-5 currently in the lost sub did an interview awhile back explaining what I’m saying. That’s my source. He said those who know understand that before the food and air runs out, it’s the temperature that kills you. He laughed saying, it’s not a bad way to die. You don’t suffer, you just fall asleep. His words.
@@vibes4716 that’s weirdly comforting to know. That’s how u know this is bad. When a peaceful death sounds ideal
I hope and pray for their safe return, but I will never understand why people have to do things that don’t need to be done
To do them
when you have that sort of money you would have seen and done everything
some of these passengers have been in space so i guess the next trip had to be undersea
you know the risks when you sign up to these adventures but assume it would never happen on your watch
the ceo onboard would also give you some sort of extra reassurance
let’s hope the sub is found so we can learn from this and the families can have some answers
@@TheSussexlad The billionaire, and the millionaires, and the hot shot entrepreneurs can pay for the expense of the rescue out of their own pockets and not the tax payers!
If all of humanity had that mindset then we’d still be hunter gatherers.
Exploration drives humanity forwards but it always comes with loss. Don't expect Titanic expeditions to end (at least for other companies). If it can be done it will be.
If I had 250,000 bucks....I can find better things to do with that money than going to see a stupid wreck !
Exactly.. plus it’s an underwater grave at that
‘We run the whole thing with this game controller’ 😅 😬 Oof, money doesn’t buy basic survival instinct, I guess...
There was the telling tale!
Game controllers are used to control things in many different cases. Even militaries use them in some instances. A controller that was made to control things being your main concern says a lot about your basic survival instinct, I guess...
@@johnwinter2252 yep the game controller was not the issue it was probably the hull or window
At the meeting Lochridge discovered why he had been denied access to the viewport information from the Engineering department-the viewport at the forward of the submersible was only built to a certified pressure of 1,300 meters, although OceanGate intended to take passengers down to depths of 4,000 meters. Lochridge learned that the viewport manufacturer would only certify to a depth of 1,300 meters due to experimental design of the viewport supplied by OceanGate, which was out of the Pressure Vessels for Human Occupancy (“PVHO”) standards. OceanGate refused to pay for the manufacturer to build a viewport that would meet the required depth of 4,000 meters.
TechCrunch writes that the material OceanGate used to craft its ship was appealing because it “can be stronger and lighter than steel.” However, the material could also be “be prone to sudden failure under stress,” the outlet notes, and Lochridge worried that small flaws in the hull could hypothetically expand under the pressure of diving into the depths of the ocean. Lochridge suggested that the company conduct “critical, non-destructive testing of the experimental design of the hull,” but was repeatedly met with protestations from the company’s management, according to the lawsuit.
Imagine your life depending on a stupid “game controller” smh
It’s not so much that they was using a controller it the type of controller they was using and what they were using it for
I feel bad for these people and I hope they are brought home safely, but this was a terribly stupid risk to take. Every time something goes wrong when these "thrill seekers" go on one of their adventures, the various (government) agencies have to devote scarce resources to bailing them out, or rescuing them.
they’re dead lol
There dead they lost coms on Sunday which means the vessel had to of imploded
They’re gonna be dead for sure after the 22nd
I agree with you; this was totally avoidable. I stay my yellow/ brown butt out of mess like this!
@@Ccubed92that’s not uncommon due to how deep they are so we don’t know that
The site of The Titanic is a memorial; a gravesite; it is sacred. Never send humans down there, only unmanned submersibles; only robotics. No humans should ever go down to the gravesite of the Titanic; leave it undisturbed as much as humanly possible. 😢 This is a horrific situation.
holy.. learn what a semicolon is and how to use it. or better just don't use them at all.
what about the loot?
yeah skeletons would be offended if someone is down there.
@@braidena1633it's a TH-cam comment section not a English class who tf cares Jesus
Don't forget the fish.
They got the FULL titanic experience that’s for sure
Once in a lifetime experience, and they make sure on that.
I find it funny how none of the news stations are reporting on the mass shootings that happened across the country for the whole Juneteenth celebration. I wonder why?
Yeah, true. I only know about all the shootings because of TH-cam channels dedicated to police bodycam footage like Police Activity. No actual legit media sources are talking about it.
Go look that up then stop bringing up situations that are irrelevant to the video
Yeah we need new laws that prevent companies and this kind of tourism from existing!
Why? They knew the risk, it’s an option. A lot of people die on car accident and we still have cars..
implementing laws to regulate business is antisemetic. do you learn nothing from american culture?
I wouldn't say get rid of this kind of tourism. But they definitely need more safety precautions. There's no reason the sub didn't have some kind of trackers and backups to those trackers and generators incase of an electrical failure or hatches that could be opened from the inside. Or even since it's a submersible instead of a submarine, they should have had it tethered to the mother ship. There's so many things that could have prevented this from happening, but hopefully people will learn from this and put some if those features into place.
@@JMKiller-pi6vl yeah i agree i mean if the risk is so high then we need to implement strict safety regulations
why? it only effects multimillioners
They got the full experience
That gamer joy stick should've been a big RED Flag!!
Father of the year. Let me take my son into a coffin that can’t be open from the inside. 😂
On father's day at that , way to go smh
This literally was a once in a lifetime tour
I wonder if lifetime is going to make a movie about this.🥲
The one guy that changed his mind when he seen the game controller that controlled the sub he was like give me my money back this is a death trap. Best decision of his life......
@@MoneyVisions93 The man's name is Chris Brown (age 61) and he's a digital marketing businessman.
$250,000 to take a trip to the bottom of the Ocean, Elites have fun I rather buy that small home I will never afford.
All my life my greatest fear has been being stuck in the middle of the Ocean on a ship that's sinking. I believe that the greatest force on Earth is the Ocean it's brutal & unforgiving & should always be respected after all it takes up around 2/3 of Earth give or take.
This is a tragedy, a visual experience that says that we still need to develop and develop. I hope that they will be saved soon!!!
Upgrades
They have less than 5 hours of oxygen from oxygen tanks of a capacity of 95 hours of oxygen.
@@NuclearNuke41 1 hour as of now!
@@joecruz4706 Indeed.
@@joecruz4706 aaand... their oxygen is probably gone by now
Greed and Pride are deadly sins for a reason. RIP ❤
So they are sinners because they are rich?
@@skyu777ayala2 Yes
Matthew: 23-24
Then Jesus said to his disciples, “Truly I tell you, it is hard for someone who is rich to enter the kingdom of heaven. Again I tell you, it is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for someone who is rich to enter the kingdom of God.”
@@longjohndelaney6183 "Eye of the Needle" was indeed a narrow gateway into Jerusalem. Since camels were heavily loaded with goods and riders, they would need to be un-loaded in order to pass through. Therefore, the analogy is that a rich man would have to similarly unload his material possessions in order to enter heaven.
Since they have the means, the passengers and the scammer extreme tour company can pay for the rescue and not taxpayers!
Maybe they just wanted adventure and thrills. And maybe they already donate millions to charity.
The only creatures that should be down that deep are those that are designed to be there. Human were not intended to be in that environment. Isn't it warning enough that people die in shipwrecks accidentally without voluntarily putting themselves in danger. To want to go and visit a place where 1500+ souls lost their lives is just ghoulish.
Killer whales are down there to
I agree we thrive on land not Water
The feeling of being trapped and suffocating to death scares me and omg just the thought of it 😩😣😖 I can't imagine what they're doing just to fight for survival, to live. And here everyone else is just going about life. It's sad.😔
Luckily they didn't feel a thing in the implosion. All of them basically turned into dust in 30 milliseconds.
They are gone. RIP
Imagine if someone poops and everyone had to smell it the whole time
I wouldn't go on that excursion if they paid my 250k, 10 hours in that little sub is insane.
"one in a lifetime experience"
what a peculiar choice of words
It's reminding me of that Russian Sub disaster Kursk in the early 2000's.
Yes that was scary asf
My man used a Chinese PS3 controller to search for Titanic.
“Once in a lifetime” huh? They took it too literally… God I can only imagine the fear of the passengers. I pray they make it home safe, however odds aren’t too great… the poor passengers and families 😢
They each paid 250,000$ just to die. That money could've fed the poor.
The poor can make their own money -- but they choose not to (that's why they're poor).
When is Netflix or Hulu gonna go a movie on it?
Starring Halle Bailey as CEO Stockton Rush.
Literally no one should have to risk their lives to save these people.
fr
I don't think anybody's going to risk their lives I think they're going to use every mean possible to find the sub at least. We are hoping there's still a live or we can save a life
@@luvvinlovelock7254 News update...
They forgot to take toilet paper on the spectacular journey to the bottom of a pitch Black Sea.
When the Crew realized 2 of the passengers didn't have their Vaccination cards, the other 3 panicked because they had no way
to Social distance. Once They actually realized they would All BE full of Schiit from eating all that food to "die for" from the Gourmet Kitchen, they attempted to vacate and opened the Emergency Hatch.
Water rushed in the same way as Fools rush in when falling in Love and the one-eyed Monster quickly Sank into that silky mud. Wow !!!
Apparently, Only Fools Rush in. EP
Nobody will, they will send a drone.
@@dimitristripakis7364a drone to the bottom of the ocean ? Where pressure crushes everything ? 😂 how dumb are you
Do you think the banging noises are the father son team fighting the others 3 for the last oxygen?
Nope. It's the sound of the sub slowly imploding
@@3dsmaxrocks699 Under pressure
1:22 lol xD this one made my day. Even if I was paid 250k, I would never dive to the titanic with an submarine that has an Gamecontroller to navigate xD.
Al Roker always makes me happy after a sad video!
I wonder what the love story will be in this one 🤔 Titanic 2: Lost at sea 😆😅🤣🤣 staring Adam Sandler as the ceo..
"What’s it like inside the missing submersible Titan?" ... Right now? It's like being in a soda can in a can crusher.
I'd never get in one of those without a cyanide capsule!
You do know how you die from cyanide right, it literally makes you choke on your own spit and suffocate. Not very fun way to die, although prolly quicker than running out of o2 slowly
Oooo good idea ☠️😭💯
If they run out of oxygen they just go to sleep.
You don't need that at 400 atm.
@@dustinnukem5458 I think it's quite a bit less pleasant than that
I think I'll start a tour business to find and view the titan sub just as the titan sub view the titanic...
Because there is literally no difference. It's disrespectful. Let the titanic grave yard rest in peace.
It's outrageous that they are using a $30 video game controller to maneuver a vessel 12500 feet under water! Of course it's not safe. I pray to God that the 5 people are found safe and sound. My heart breaks for their family and loved ones.
@granttodd3118 a 2011 controller at that
@granttodd3118wireless no wonder the thing imploded ☠️☠️
Prayer denied*
Sadly they have been pronounced dead
😂
Bro didn’t bring extra battery’s for the remote 😂
As rare as this particular event is, one day, we will still have to invent/develop an entirely new, highly advanced, super-strong, and extremely dynamic submarine that can enter these high pressure environments at 13,000 ft below with complete ease.
Like in Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea?
For what though? It's been proven that there's hardly even life form down there with how much pressure and pitch black it is . That's why it's never really been a main focous or they would of had made one by now
They have it now. All 'real' Subs go into the deep every day, not one incident for decades thanks to safety first.
@@lisavanderpump7475 we will never find Atlantis with that attitude
Yeah, not if we as humans, don’t destroy our planet in the meanwhile….
How cool would it be to be saved.
I certainly can't imagine.
@@cory8837 They have been spotted by the ROBOT, they are alive the ROBOT can see the CELL PHONE Light inside of the Submarine moving around
"How cool?" Putting more people at risk to find people who boarded a "submersible" that wasn't even safety approved. Controlled by a Nintendo controller with lights he bought at Camping World.
No they have 15-20 hours of oxygen left why are you guys saying they died
@@GreenLightMe sources ?
A propane tank with some fans attached and a Playstation controller..
How could anything go wrong...........
250k for that accommodation?
I just can't get over the fact it was operated by a video game controller
Waiver isn’t gonna save this company in court.
i sure hope not. everyone who works for oceangate needs and deserves to get sued for every last penny they have.
This is the one thing that "No one is talking about." They are brining tourists through a graveyard. I have to ask just because you can, does that mean you should!!!!
When your swimming in deep waters & you look down it’s so dark & cold & scary. Imagine them down so deep trapped in that vessel my god I feel sick thinking about it.
If you have to sign a massive waiver that says the trip can result in death you probably shouldn't do it.
6000 psi of water pressing inwards. Zero procedures for survival.
Maybe they can enter a cheat code into the game controller and respawn back on land?
This has to be a scary feeling
Titan meets Titanic and decides to stay. Sucks 😞
Some other article says these people are "irreplaceable" lololol 😂 but if they werent rich then the article wouldn't have gone as far to say that. The search needs to be called off and our tax dollars used for something else. The next time some rich people want to go do something crazy there should be an additional fee that includes prepaid search and rescue costs for a min of 24 hours that covers all expenses to find them. I would guess the cost would be several millions of dollars but since they rich make them pay for it.
I'm sure they will be sent a bill if they are found.
They, or their estates, will be sent the search and rescue bills. It's the same way if you get lost in the mountains or off hiking trails, you get sent bills for it.
Heck, if they weren't rich nobody would even go looking for them.
😮
The water wasnt even calm enough for this mission.
This gives me really intense anxiety just watching this from the safety of my couch on dry land ..
When they showed a picture of the video game controller professionalism went out the window! You think that might be a big red flag! How come something like this has no kind of GPS tracking device or pinging locator? They're relying on people pounding on the inside of the vessel? Either way truly praying for their recovery 👍
If I was bold enough to even go for it that controller would have had me back out 😂
How is that a red flag? If it works it works, there’s no need to waste money
@ryderstevens4200 a legitimate US military submarine has waaay more components than a xbox controller can provide. This is insane. They are gone rest in peace.
@@ryderstevens4200if I paid a quarter of a million dollars I would definitely want to see more than a video game controller!
@@ryderstevens4200because it’s not safe. There aren’t any manual controls or navigational equipment (they receive a text message of their heading and adjust with that). If any of these systems fail-which obviously they did-there’s no way for them to recover safely
The $250,000 ticket price could help so many people. Some people in the world long to be out of harm’s way while others spend the price of a small Brisbane home to experience unnecessary danger like this.
Its their money
@@ArthurMorgan-ux9jj deserves got nothing to do with it
@@randomworld4662 yeah and look at em now, dead or almost dead nowhere to be found.
@@ArthurMorgan-ux9jjlmao sounds like a victim mentality. Go make your own money.
@@ArthurMorgan-ux9jjDo you at least help at a shelter? That doesn't require any money or is it just easier to demand other's take care of others they don't know. I agree it's nuts, but it's nobody's place to tell other's what to do with what they have.
I wouldn't of stepped inside this even if I was rich. A death trap
That sub looks like a fancy spray paint can.
I hate watching that moment where the window starts to get covered over with water as that pos is being lowered into the ocean. It's giving me anxiety. 😤
It’s stuffy in here.
Mind if I open a window?
No way Imma spend that much money to venture into this kind of one in a lifetime experience.
Definitely eery that the Titanic is perhaps still taking lives after more than 111 years after its sinking… let’s hope these people are found alive!
People were killed when Titanic sank
People were killed on a Titanic expedition
The two relations between them is the cause is pure hubris.