Missing Titanic tourist sub: noises 'really difficult' to locate, expert says | LiveNOW from FOX
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- The search continues for the missing OceanGate Titan submersible, which disappeared Sunday during a dive to the wreckage of the Titanic. The Coast Guard said that more unconfirmed noises were heard coming from the search area, but an expert we spoke to said noises in the ocean are 'really difficult' to pick out and locate. Adding that its like, "picking one instrument out of a marching band."
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When you pay $250,000 for the titanic experience, but get the full titanic experience
Yoooo
Too soon
Best comment ever.
@@skankhunt9078 Copied
Too soon…
No matter how safe they say, you can never pay me enough to go that deep into the ocean.
In fact it doesn't even have to be that deep.
I would never; ever do it.
Someone pulled out, because he said it looked dangerous. He got his money back. His lucky to be alive
@justvibing2497 wow!
I wouldn’t even go scuba diving or deep sea diving. The thought gives me the willies. 😮
No one is paying u Mr Nuyael
That’s why no one will remember your name.
I'm in awe that there is a tourist attraction to the titanic! I'm an ex submariner and served on two different submarines. Going down to the titanic is 1000 times conservatively then what I risked serving. People don't truly understand understand how much more dangerous it is to go that deep vs going to space. At 12500 feet below sea level the pressure is 550000 pounds per square inch. Think what that would do to you if your hand was in a press? Any flaw is fatal!
There is a museum for the titanic people need to just go there lol
Thank you for explaining this and thank you for your service my dad was a submarine pilot and he said the same thing to me. Happy to say this I’m happy you and my dad are both out here and safe after watching and reading this comment made me shiver. RST IN PEACE TO THESE 5 people
You mean 5500 psi? Its still a long of pressure. I don't think anything could withstand 550000 psi:)
@@ancconsultant8667I saw a virtual tour in VR and that was all I needed to see hahaha
The pressure is unfathomable as you said. I also wonder what's the difference between Titanic depth and Challenger Deep. Also, what exactly happen when you implode, how fast it will happen, what happens to our cells or even at particular level.
NOBODY should be taking trips to what is the grave of 1,500 souls who lost their lives. NOBODY. That site should be left alone and the 1,500 folks who died on the Titanic left to REST IN PEACE. Having said that, I do hope they find and rescue them before it's too late. I can't imagine how terrified they must be I really can't. Especially the 19 year old who went with his Dad. I pray for a miracle!🙏
And the bodies of some of the Egyptian pharaohs are now in museums. Hmmm.
totally agree! all these danger rides must stop! this is like when people on facebook compare dangerous cliff pictures taken by snapchat or whatever they are in some sort of contest it's craziness
Crazy to think that the titanic is still taking lives
Yep, you'd think people would have learnt to stay away from it by now.
@@trevorpom You mean the Ocean.
@@SkazellinoNo, he means the Titanic, just like he said. That's what this whole situation is about. Duh. 🚢
@@SkazellinoDavy Jones locker...
You mean the stupidity of people? I dont think titanic is really at fault right now
Even if they can locate it the chances of them being rescued in time is near impossible.
Sucks too be a billionaire now that the dollar/euro crashing
Yeah it’s going to take maybe 12-24 hours just to get it back to the surface once they find it. Even just one person coming back up from that depth takes over an hour because of having to stop and decomp a dozen times. The media needs to be honest and make everyone realize it has been extremely unlikely they would’ve survived every since they got below 50 hours of air. No reason to keep peoples hopes up.
@@codygooch510don’t believe you need to decomp as the pressure is constant in a submarine, this is only for diving no?
Anything is possible with God ✝️
@@codygooch510 Why's that~? The "below 50 hours", I mean. What makes you say it?~ Curious. They are not going to rescue them one by one. If they find them, they will bring the entire vehicle up at once, so it won't matter how many people are in there. P.S. There would be no way to unbolt the latch beneath deep waters. I think something is off in your conclusion also because this was suppose to be a "day trip". In other words, they were suppose to only be about a total of 10-12 hours in all so I think another commenter @ethanhensley9355 may be correct. Not sure of any of it, myself.
Praying for the lost, the rescuers and all of their families. ❤🙏🏼
Yeah praying will really help won’t it 😂
The effectual fervent prayer of a righteous man availeth much.
James 5:16.
Why? What have they done for u?
@@adamantiumm1101
No one has to have done anything for me, in order for me to pray for them. Like us, they’re made in the image of God, and they are “in need.” Any one who says they love God but doesn’t love his/her fellow man, is a liar.
The latest news suggests that the submersible may have suffered structural failure, causing it to implode.
This really is heart breaking... that man brought his son on board and now they are all losing their lives 😢 so unfair!!! I pray for all family!!! Im so sorry guys 😢
This is just horrific and it fills me with anxiety. It never should have happened in the first place. 😢
You know what is actually horrific and fills millions of people with anxiety? Not knowing how to feed their starving children and get them medical care while spoiled, greedy billionaires spend a quarter of a million dollars to see the titanic.
It's people with more money than brains
Agree Totally agree
They heard the tapping by the ship a while ago...that cuts the search area size. I would looking at that! How have they not tracker it yet?? I am actually panicking!! Those poor people.😢
@@williamelliottyou may have a point... its controlled by a video game console for heaven sake... but this is NO video game. Money cant protect you... but let's be sensitive until we no the out come.
It's crazy how the great titanic even after 111 years of it's submerge is teaching humanity a lesson,how it should never get overpowered by its ego ,So please the people and also Titanic herself rest in peace
I learned recently, through all the news coverage of this actually, that it is "a myth" that it was said before the Titanic sailed that "it could not sink". This was only put in the movie for drama's sake. So the hubris was not found there, but possibly in the builder's remarks (also in the movie) that he wanted to break a (speed) record. I don't even know if that part was true, now.
the titanic was an intentional attack by the government to eliminate a large portion of wealthy elites
It wasn’t because of ego. I saw the guy who manage it and he is far from being a egocentric man. They are actually people risking their life for science too, they were fascinated by the beauty of the ocean and liked to research and that it’s also risky, is not like they were going down there by themselves, every time they did, they had a whole team on land connecting and watching over them.
What are you talking about???? All the titanic taught us is don’t crash into icebergs.
@@govindagovindaji4662it was one of the first ships to be built with waterproof compartments so it could sustain a hull breech or serious leak. One of the first passenger liners, anyway. It theoretical made it safer - but it seems the collision made a long split in the hull which flooded multiple compartments. Harland and Wool said they never claimed the ship was unsinkable - but publicity material from the time describes it as “practically unsinkable” - a subtle difference which was soon dropped by the media….
The person who pulled out after placing a deposit in has got to be luckiest person on earth
Yeah, just like a few folks who skipped out on Titanic's maiden voyage.
Or maybe the sub wouldn't have lost contact at all. Time works in mysterious ways. Cause and effect.
true, tho on the other hand: he could have been 'the one' that had a bright idea that could have saved them somehow..
Can’t even imagine the trauma they are facing, imagine just waiting not knowing if you will be saved, the more time goes on I wonder if they are thinking if there is even anyone looking and sadly they may never know the amount of effort what has been put in to rescue them, this really is a terrible way to go
Ironically enough they signed a waiver warning them that it could have psychological trauma and also possibly death. They should have known what they signed up for. But I'm sure they are regretting it now. All that money couldn't guarantee safety that CEO is to blame.
@@SILENTVIXXSIN I get that but lots of people sign waivers for alot of things and you never expect the worst to happen
Someone should make something more like a diving bell to go down that far. You're talking a mile down. That way there could always be an air line right to it and a a cable simply reels it back up....100% safe(r).
No trauma faced. It imploded on itself. Happened so fast they didn’t have time to process it
I doubt they ever had 96 hours of oxygen. Safety clearly wasn't a priority for the ceo
Exactly..
I'm sure there's a reduced number of passengers to preserve oxygen.
@@TruthBTold-op9kv No doubt. If anybody is still alive at the end it will be one
96 for 5 if they breath NORMALLY....as a scubadiver would tell you, 3 hours on a tank quickly becomes 1 hour if you are panicking.
These guys are long dead by now if they even ran out of air, my finger is on implosion when comms went out.
i was thinking this.
Damn, I was really hoping for the best for the people in this situation. It doesn't look like they're going to make it out. So sad.
Me too sweetie
They're more than likely already dead.
Ceo discriminated against white men so good riddance to him. For his kid and others I feel bad.
@@ZealousPowerrwhy are you saying he discriminated against white men? How did the affect the safety measures??
@yoyomi Why shouldn't I be mentioning how evil he was? God smited him for his sins.
So horrific and heartbreaking 💔 the ocean is such a big and undiscovered thing of nature. Bless the family and friends of those lost 🙏
In the Ocean Gate promo video the CEO shows off the submersible. It looked sketchy at best. Cheaply built is what many people stated. And his refusal to get the submersible tested and certified is highly questionable. Word is no one wanted to insure it!
YES! When I saw that a control panel was labeled with duct tape and handwritten instructions for a SUBMARINE going to the Titanic...WTF?!!! The CEO also said he built some of the sub and that gaming controller from CAMPING WORLD...I used to work the company, and EVERYTHING they make is junk! Every day, there were more pissed customers and service orders than new customers, even browsing.
CEO is not responsible because they were all adults and went down on there own freewill.
Problem is going down in one of these submersibles over a mile down and there is no safety line. A chain or a cable that could easily pull it back up if there is a problem. Also a communcations line should run with the cable; this physical line would always have communications with them.
The fear of impending doom is unimaginable..
Oh it's imaginable
It's the quick ever-present time-lapse of doom that is frighting. We all impend it. Just more slowly. I'll leave now:)
They are gone..... RIP explorers.
Their earlier sub did reach the titanic ..but apparently this particular sub hull has never been past 3000meters -- they lost contact at 3200 meters -- it probably imploded
There was only one of it's kind....what do you mean this one,?
@@americanwoman445 they went on multiple excursions. Out of 20 times, only 5 times did it make it to the titanic
odds stacked against them might be located days months weeks later down the line
That sub had been to the titanic before, it wasn’t the first time lol
Lots of theories, it could be snagged somewhere in the middle on fishing lines, or it could have lost all power and gone down to the bottom. My worst fear is dying like this.
Best case scenario at this point is that the sub imploded before the passengers realized what happened. In other words, I hope their death was quick and painless. RIP. That being said, very stupid way to die, pointless. The risk was far, far greater than the reward would have been.
Just imagine needing the rest room sitting down there. It must be a horrible experience in pitch black at the bottom of the Atlantic ocean
Imagine jumping out of a plane with an experimental parachute that hadn't been tested properly?
I guess some body needs to be the first, and then some before they perfected it. ?😢
You first.
A lot of people died with all types of parachutes and flying machines before we did it. It's the price you pay, everyone on board knew that.
Like taking an experimental needle thing where all the test subjects died.
The company name “Ocean Gate” has a double meaning now, considering its ceo was definitely conspiring to operate in spite of multiple warnings and concerns from multiple individuals over the time span of multiple years (and executing this conspiratorial operation successfully, up until this point).
Conspiring ? He just an dumbass, ignoring warnings and danger to do more profits, every company does it
CEO is not responsible because they were all adults and went down on there own freewill.
Problem is going down in one of these submersibles over a mile down and there is no safety line. A chain or a cable that could easily pull it back up if there is a problem. Also a communcations line should run with the cable; this physical line would always have communications with them.
@@metalmike570 and the CEO, no doubt, had the warnings and power necessary to make those changes to the craft for survival purposes. He still failed to do so and accompanied four other human beings into territory where humans are most remote and vulnerable. And now, as a result, he can’t even answer for this crime. He’s left an entire company behind to do that for him. My heart is going out to all the victims and families, including the CEO. This is just so tragic.
@@momentsinthelight411 Even some CEO's are stupid, that's been seen in history before. Perhaps the makers of this submersible really believed in the product but it was said that it may be dangerous.
Even a Navy submarine wouldn't go down to this depth, doesn't that say a lot right there? Rest In Peace explorer crew.
This is just so sad 😞 My Goodness, truly praying for them. I would literally just take myself out if i was on that thing . Seriously praying for them 🙏🏾 & their families
Problem is going down in one of these submersibles over a mile down and there is no safety line. A chain or a cable that could easily pull it back up if there is a problem. Also a communcations line should run with the cable; this physical line would always have communications with them.
Prayers for all involved!
The thought alone of being stranded on the bottom of the ocean scares me. Hopefully they are recovered safely.
In the PITCH BLACK & Cold. 😔
I don't know what would be worse, running out of air on the bottom of the ocean, or floating on the surface and STILL running out of air because you're sealed in and can't open the door from the inside. 😨
AMEN
Bruh they’re dead
No one has ever been to the bottom of the ocean
It's crazy to think someone would put something so small into something so strong as a Gulfstream. I don't want to be negative, but there's no telling where that little thing is. They lost contact only an hour or two after deployment which tells me they may have lost the power to maneuver on a projected path, being moved along by the Gulfstream way off course. It's gone. Doubt it will ever be found.
Problem is going down in one of these submersibles over a mile down and there is no safety line. A chain or a cable that could easily pull it back up if there is a problem. Also a communcations line should run with the cable; this physical line would always have communications with them.
Complete insanity. It has days of oxygen available and nobody thought to put a tracking device on the vehicle? So you’re sitting at the bottom of the ocean for days knowing the vehicle has no tracking system. A death trap. Cruel and unusual
I mean, GPS doesn’t work underwater.
It’s not a mission it’s a reckless act. All souls have been lost RIP
I agree 100%.
If a single rescuer is lost during this, shame on the people in the failed inspection sub.
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@@scarling9367 huh? I just don't want someone who has to rescue these clueless millionaires lose their life too. That would be unfair
It's going to be crazy if we find the sub in like 20 years just by sheer chance.
Stuck in Titanic debris. 🤐
I say that would be for future reference. Years to come it fits the criteria
If it is found I want to know everything about it
There will be skeletons inside. I can imagine another submersible gliding up to the window and peering in…
@@jasonhill9674I would imagine they'd be preserved, which is worse to think about.
My sincere condolences to their family & friends.
R.I.P. to those in the submersible,and although this is a disaster,it proves that whatever the odds these brave people were willing to do whatever it took to explore for new experiences.
i would help animal charity with this money - the best experiences
Honestly this makes me appreciate life more we should all just acknowledge and tell our families we love em
Brave people? Lmao they don't even know you nor care about you bud. They've also done nothing to make a difference in this world. Just useless rich people who are also useless. Nobody cares about their deaths on a personal level, just how they died... because it's suspense and a lot of people's fears. I still don't even know their names other than 'they're billionaires' oooo so cool. Money aint worth nothing when you're dead.
They weren't all that brave as they thought they were safe. They trusted Rush too much. They were unaware of the danger they were in because of the poor design.
A lot of people dont seem to realize that its pitch dark down there. A dark void where there is no light.
If the sub lost power. They probably cant even see each other, even though they are sitting next to each other. Its horrifying
They would have light from their phones and cameras
Yeah that’s freaky, imagine the things they might encounter or sounds they might hear down there. Sadly I think it’s more likely they experienced structural failure before then
Not only is it pitch dark, but they are separated by only a few feet from atmospheric pressure that would crush them instantaneously if they were subjected to it.
Hopefully ocean exploration is taken seriously after this
Forget space, ocean actually has life, it's way more interesting
@@Gebri3lit is taken serious…. This company was negligent, sure. But it’s very much taken serious. 🤔
Its a graveyard.. RIP
5 others added trust
They know that the sub is not retreivable and the crew is dead, still they have to search. Miracles do happen! My heart goes out to their loved ones. Who would have told them that this would be the way that they would die.I hope the rescuers will be safe as they have families too!!!
Miracles do happen, but this is how God punishes pride. That's why mankind is commanded to fear Him.
Someone should make something more like a diving bell to go down that far. You're talking a mile down. That way there could always be an air line right to it and a a cable simply reels it back up....100% safe(r).
Imagine what they are thinking and how scared they must be 🥺😢😭
the deepest rescue was at 480M we lost contact with the titan at 2,580M and they could be 3600M tangeled in the titanic so its not that good for them right now RIP🕊
I doubt they are on the site of the Titanic (lost contact before they reached it). The Titanic is well mapped and they could have sent rovers down in a matter of hours to see if they were there, they have probably already checked. They haven't found them yet, so they are out in the vast ocean somewhere. It will be like finding a needle in a haystack the size of a continent.
they do not drop you near the titanic, they drop you far out and you swim in
@@sues3218 fair point but honestly anything could have happened or is happening right now to them cause like they have been down there for a long time and they probs had a electrical failure or more honestly they most likey are gonna be gone very soon and i dont even know if they could get saved i mean this submersible is one of the many that can go this far down so its just a matter of waiting i mean its pretty much over.
@@Brainjoy01surely you don't mean swim lol
@@Brainjoy01 lets be honest if they left that submersible they whould be immediatly crushed due to the amount of pressure cause like every 16 feet is 7 punds of pressure adn they could be at 13,500 feet below the ocean so thats almost 375 atmospheres you def not gonna survive a milesecond
This whole situation is horrifying. I can't imagine how those people feel (hopefully still alive) knowing that they're trapped on the ocean floor and don't have much oxygen left, hoping that rescue finds them before it's too late. Im praying for them n their families
Why the mother of the young man let him go confounds me 😢
Not hopefully still alive. If they are still alive they are f’d. Hopefully there was an implosion and they haven’t been suffering for the last three days
@@cathyshappyrhe’s 19. He can make his own decisions. You can’t blame the mom (atleast that’s what it sounds like you’re saying **to me**)
@@cathyshappyr& his father is with him
@@cathyshappyryeah lol that’s not how that works. He’s a grown man
This is absolutely horrible. May God be with them all including all the rescue teams.🙏🏽
I hope and pray they are found, safe and, rescued soon!!!
Praying for all 5 souls on board this sub. Good God, they desperately need a miracle, please, show these rescuers the way to bring them to shore safely. 🙏🏼
$250k deep underwater burial.
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To all those saying such horrible things even if it’s just jokingly- this is absolutely HORRIBLE what has happened and likely to end 😢 I pray that similar comments don’t flood your coverage- should you be the topic of any unfortunate event;((
This is incredibly heart breaking. I can't imagine what they are feeling.
Nothing they are dead
@@Shooter_Mcgavin93 good
Dr David Gallo already let it slip on piers Morgan that the implosion was picked up on seismograph the same time it went missing. Go watch the clip for yourself
True. But then they've confirmed twice now that they hear man made noises at 30 minutes intervals from the ocean floor near the titanic wreck area
@@davidnassiverajr3381 they have not confirmed man made noise. The ocean is a noisy place. They have only confirmed noises. Navy experts are saying it’s not them and are false hopes. Where are u hearing that it has been confirmed man made noises lol
What seismic?
@@davidnassiverajr3381the noises could be anything really, I remember that famous noise they thought it was a giant creature for decades turned out to be just ice scraping on the ocean floor.
Pretty good reason to think since it was cobbled together with substandard parts, it crushed like a tin can under the pressure. Only takes one, teeny, tiny flaw to cause implosion.
how is there not some sort of tracker on the sub? seems like a no brainer
the air is just an estimate for that time if they're calm.. but if they were freaking out or hyperventilating for a while, then the air runs out a little faster tho right..
And are we to rely on that company's words of 96 hours anyway? I doubt it. But they are gone already.
Meanwhile, as you're focused on the missing sub..
[don't look over here]
Any such submarine should be fitted with multiple beacon capsules on the hull that can be launched both manually and automatically after a set period of time and would rise to the surface. Also special capsules that would be freed in the case of collapse of the hull. At least, that's one of the things I'd include in the design.
How would you protect the multiple beacons from the 6000 pounds per square inch of pressure?
Absolutely correct. On top of the beacons there could be a pressurizeable tank or two that could pump water out of a tank and float the craft to the surface. Or the craft has to dive down with an cable attachment so in case they can pull it up with the cable m
@@greggrimer1428 Same way you design such a sub? Isn't it obvious that if you can design a sub that can survive such depth, you can also design a beacon same as that?
@@greggrimer1428by charging 1 million dollers and 100% guarantee sucvesfull tour
Yes but big egos override common sense
Nobody has mentioned the drinking water supply. A human can last 3 days without water they had 1 cannister each to drink.
Secondly the report of a underwater explosion at the time of submersible disappearance.
The 3 days is more of a ball park, people have survived more than double that. And they had some water and bottles to drink urine if it came to that. The oxygen is the real deal, if the sub is intact. They'll keep a symbolic search but they're gone at this point.
What report of an explosion? First I'm hearing of this.
Plus the coldness
The sound of an explosion being registered is indeed an interesting point and I'm surprised more people aren't mentioning it
@@justincoals3751 at the time I'm writing this it's a rumor that they heard something around the time they went missing. But could be anything really, it's not confirmed.
Praying for these people!
I hope they are found safe and now that we know all hands can be on deck when it comes to locating missing people, I hope as many resources are spent to find poor people who go missing.
Stop praying. 1. It has no effect, whatsoever, and 2. They're dead.
Imagine how mad those 4 guys were at the Oceangate CEO during all this
What if they have to use the restroom. You would pass out from the stench
Haha I like to think they beat him to a pulp in the darkness
If they murdered him they could have a few more hours of oxygen
What if they took him out to extend their oxygen time?
@@TomikaKellyAt this point we don’t know they can be dead already we won’t find out until the submarine is found
They should have a tracking device on all submersible submarine etc.
Well they where doing this without the help of agencies....!!!!!!!
@@austinmartinez2312 they need somehow to find the submarines in cases like this.
@@deanmartin6052BS planes have black boxes that have a pinger it’s how they find black boxes…
@@gentlejake605correct. Apparently, they can still beep up to 20,000 feet.
But even if you do locate the sub, the question is, can you bring it back to the surface?
@@gailh1962it's hard too that far down. Use some critical thinking skills
They knew they couldn't find the Titanic without being guided by the mother ship, so if they could, they'd have dropped ballast soon after they lost communication. The fact that they didn't leaves two possibilities:
1. They lost the ability to trigger the ballast release, the automatic system that was supposed to operate under this circumstance failed, or they fouled on something and couldn't break free after dropping ballast.
2. The hull failed and either flooded or imploded.
Also... it was constructed of carbon fiber and titanium which may thermally expand and contract at different rates. Temperatures dropped as they descended. Expansion and contraction would effect the interface between the hull and that big window.
3. They simply ran out of battery of wireless game controler. It does go out without a sound.
Thank you for posting this. YT is usually lacking scientific information.
not great probability of life unfortunatuly
@@funkya1840I feel like the *one* thing they probably check everytime they go down are the batteries but it is a 20+ year old controller at this point so it wouldn’t be surprising if it just burnt out. I think it’s the OG Xbox controller so it’d make sense for it to finally fail especially being in a damp area that could corrode the connections.
@@funkya1840
Game controller isnt a good tool,
The warenty is 2 years and it can break down anytime.
man this is one of the saddest things to happen a while, its totally uneccesary too, leave the titanic alone, i hope they arr found and no more lives are taken in the resce effort too. so so sad.
I can't begin to imagine the absolute terror these people have experienced being in pitch black, cold and surrounded by ocean knowing oxygen would only last so long. If I read correctly, the son that is there with his Dad is only 19 years old! Dear God please be with these folks as well as all those who are trying to bring them out safely 🙏
I didn't know that. Only 19.😢
They have zero chance to survive because even if they find them right now, they can't get to them that deep and then safely bring them up to the surface without dropping them, entangling them, or killing them, or killing them from fast depressurizing. It would take at least a few days, realistically more like a week or two
Man, this story weighs heavy on my heart. IF they're alive and found, they'd be thinking they're going to survive wouldn't they? But there was another story that said that they were all trained so maybe they know that they have no chance? Ugggg I've got to stop dwelling on this but can't seem to.
@emilianosintarias7337: The submersible is pressurized internally so there's no need to take days to raise it up. In fact, it was designed to release ballasts to surface immediately in case of emergency.
Okay well the 19 year old that has everything is dead so what
The CEO, in an interview said his craft was "invulnerable". The interviewer pointed out that the owners of RMS Titanic thought the same (the word used in the case of Titanic was "unsinkable". In this case, I think it is safe to say the two words are rather close in the intended meaning). He just laughed. With that being said, he is down there with them. Clearly, though, safety was given the back seat. I believe in God and I believe miracles do happen. At this point, which would be just after 2am on 6/22 at the location of the search, time is almost up. That is, if it isn't already up! Let's be real! Without a miracle, those men (one being a teenager) are doomed. Even if they find the craft right now, they will have to figure out how to bring the Titan back up. That is, if it is even possible. The searchers really can not intelligently venture a plan to bring it up without locating it and determining what holds it down (like being tangled in wreckage). Another crux is that even if the Titan is floating around somewhere, which I seriously doubt, the passengers are bolted in from outside. They can't even get out, even if they miraculously were to get to the surface. Pray for a miracle, because, without one, this is over. Their deaths cost them a quarter of a million dollars each and Ocean Gate is protected by a thick waiver signed by each passenger.
But now he can enjoy the view forever.
So sad 😢
You pointed out that this happened on 22/6/2023...
Summer (Winter for me) Solstice.
Its also directly related to the Titanic.
In certain circles this would have the hallmarks of a Satanic Sacrifice for the Solstice Day.
19 is not a teenager...he's a adult...so pray for all ...hope is very limited right now
And the titanic was "unsinkable"
You ever hear the saying "Like finding a Needle in a Haystack" ? Try, "Like finding a 20 foot long Sub in the ENTIRE ATLANTIC OCEAN".
Praying for you guys
I need it to be found because I’m dying to know what happened
What a horrendous way to die slowly and hoping for a rescue but knowing it's unlikely.. The CEO should be held accountable by law the loss of those in the sub trapped.
They signed a waiver every single one of them
Hopefully they have a restroom in there or food reserves.
The CEO was onboard as pilot so he's dead too
Well…..the CEO literally went down with the ship…so….
@@dietmarstahl8888 oxygen....
It'll take days to bring it up if they find it. This is a salvage operation. Hope non of the searchers get hurt.
You can get that close to it, there was a scientist who went in a submersible 10 years ago and they got caught in the propellers of the titanic. After an hr the pilot managed to get out of there.
The thing is do they have a past Noise recording to compare this banging noise too!?
Praying for a miracle 🙏🏽
RIP to those who are in that submersible. I never believed for once minute that they would ever be rescued. As of right now (6/22/2023, 12:13AM CDT) They have about 6-7 hours left of oxygen and that's considering normal oxygen consumption which is unlikely.
What an expensive suicide.
Word....R.I.P.........even if they do locate them, it's still too late...
no doubt they all started paniking as soon as communication was lost . hyperventilating ensued , maybe panic screaming , both use up breathable oxygen . just a sad situation . they need to be looking for a gathering of sharks.
It ill be interesting to see if the banging stops around the same time as the air should run out, then we'll know if it was them banging the whole time.
However, not considering oxygen candles.
I'm so scared for these folks amd what they're going thru
I hope they find them alive but my gut says that the vessel broke apart instantly as they were submerging due to material fatigue or design flaws? The disturbing fact is that the communications went silent instantly without any warning. I think they are long dead, unfortunately. The positive thing would be that the rupture happened so suddenly that they did not suffer? RIP.
It's absolutely awful but when the ceo says he broke the rules, used a logitech Bluetooth controller to steer the sub and bought the lighting from a hardware store and thought 16 of 17 bolts was enough to be secure, doesnt give you much hope..... If anyone reads this, try and find videos of the aussie guy that built James Cameron's sub and then you'll see the difference.
Exactly. Professional, serious engineers worked for Cameron vs. Entitled clout chaser mentality. Those people think they are untouchable.
@@ChubbyUnicorn couldn't agree more. As I said, it's an awful incident but when you compare Cameron's sub to this thing... It's night and day.
A group of remote viewers established that the craft imploded through the glass on its way down and is laying on the bottom, a small distance from the ship... Let's see if they were right.
At last someone is talking about ocean thermal layers and their effect on sonars.
Rest in peace exploration. It's a part of life
Wishes and love to these poor men on board this sub and Lady Luck to the brave rescuers.
Praying for everyone’s safety, especially their families waiting for the result. 😢
Sound bounces off of flat surfaces so the opposite direction of where it sounds like it’s coming from would be a good place to look.
As horrible as it sounds, as the hours run out, the best and most merciful thing that could happen is that the sub imploded. Slow suffocation would be a horrible way to die versus a microsecond of being flattened like a pancake under the immense pressures at those depths. 🙏
Please! No more people going to see the Memorial Titanic 😢 Let these souls rest.
Or Pearl Harbor
Why? It's not like the souls are going to be waking up anytime soon.
What makes them different than any catacomb/cemetery/battleground around the world? If they're not touching anything I don't see it as disrespect quite the opposite, it's a way to connect with those that were lost.
Please! No more telling people what they can and cannot do. It’s not your job or your authority.
Explorers found the Titanic years ago and sadly, now they have a new vessel to look for. I'm sure the passengers on that submersible never thought they would become the latest curiosity. So sad for all involved. I can't imagine what those passengers went through.
Did they pass?
@@noincomprehensible3849yes of course.
They went through dying
They will never locate the submersible. No doubt it imploded and crushed carbon fiber will just look like random sea trash to anyone looking.
Something about this entire thing just doesn’t feel right…
Just noticed that all vessels called after Titan don't seem to have luck in the Atlantic ocean
May they rest in peace 🕊️😢
Could they have been carried by the gulf stream and surfaced far from the search area?
Even if they are on the surface, they are still bolted into an airtight sub. So once the oxygen runs out they will still perish.
@MrNoLimit24very likely not unlikely
@@Cartman5101 they calculate drift when they make these search areas as long as they know the drift you can calculate a general area
The real question - will they find them ever?
Doubtful...Maybe in a long time from now they may find some wreckage on some coast. Who knows.
@@xeldinn86 That's what I am thinking.
They are long gone.. RIP
Stockton said safety was a waste. This vessel lacked so many things that was inexpensive to add that may have saved the lives of the crew. It didn’t even have a transmitter?! He as using a Logitech remote control to run this submersible! Unbelievable
Prayers for a rescue!
Very sad. Praying for them 🙏
Prayers for the rescuers and the people in the sub
There is so much funding into finding these 5 individuals
A common misconception ive been hearing was that when they lost contact=sub had a failure. These subs go so deep underwater that it is impossible to establish any form of contact, so they could have had a failure at any moment during the 5 or so hours that they were exploring the wreck and before they would rise back enough that they could re-establish contact.
It was 1 hour 45min into the descent they lost contact IIRC. IIRC it would take them 2+hrs to reach the bottom, so what ever happened, happened before maximum depth.
Very true.
There's absolutely ways to contact underwater, never heard of sonar? 😂 sound travels better in water than air in certain frequencies. You cant speak like a radio but it's more than enough for simple coms. Idk what they had on board.
@@meaninglessvalue7778maybe, as it's coming out now that it was common for it to lose signal. Meaning whether they were in danger or not they'd keep going
@@Elfking94 yeah I've head that multiple times. Couldn't pay me to go on something like that.
What’s so crazy is that it’s possible that the could’ve already run out of oxygen or they could possibly have days more of oxygen they’re going off of speculations being that it has never been tested before 😢
Or it's one hell of a publicity stunt. Submersible is recovered, crew are alive, everyone gushes over how incredible the submersible performed beyond its design parameters, far exceeding everyone's expectations, company's stock goes up.
The calculations are for normal, composed breathing. People panicking can consume more than double the average. Their only hope is somehow they can get the sub to surface by themselves somehow if it's still intact. The "salvage" equipment is more of a show of respect at this point, even it they find the sub with the equipment right above it would take more time than they have.
@@JohnDoe-zl6qw I don’t think their stock is ever going to go up regardless of the outcome.
@@JohnDoe-zl6qwI doubt it. The entire world now knows that the submarine is made out of carbon fiber and piloted by a $30 gaming controller. We’ve also all seen how cramped it is. Nobody will be paying $250,000 for a tour on a Home Depot submarine.
We can’t find a sub 2.5 miles deep but we definitely know Pluto isn’t a planet. Way to go guys. 👍🏻
It's midnight here on the west coast. Say they found the submersible within the next hour, isn't there still the issue of bringing them up slowly without getting the bends?
Please God, we humbly ask for a miracle. Your will be done.
God please I pray that you help these people searching for these 5 men find them in time to save them!
🕊❤🇨🇦🇺🇸🇬🇧🇳🇱🙏🏻
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Poseidon, I pray you help them.
Amen Amen 🙏
So, by your reasoning your God put them in this situation and now you're begging that same God to change his mind?
Buddha help to u dont worry
The moment they lost contact they died. There was never any hope of rescuing them, most likely the sub imploded from a structural defect and they died instantaneously. A rescue in outer space would’ve been more plausible than this.
Thank you for this harrowing report. It is good to know that every avenue, nook and cranny are being investigated by a wide international team. This is hard to bear. That's someone's father, uncle and son down there in that sub. 😢
Why wasn't it tethered?
The first thing we learned from the Remote Operated vehicles was that they malfunction more than they work.
This vehicle is not much bigger than the ROV's we used to find it.
Prolly weight of the line that would be needed to do something like that
Tether a submersible that’s going to travel around 12,500meters below sea level? The water current will swept the little submersible far away from the titanic wreck. If the tether can even withstand the pressure
@@tomatorama it's the Titanic, not Challenger deep
Remote operated vehicles are different than Autonomous underwater vehicles.
ROV’s can be tethered or untethered and still be remote operated whereas a AUV is fully autonomous needing no tether.
I feel cool remembering that from highschool
At nearly 13,000 feet?
Oxygen supply at 8 hours left… the clock is up. 😢 worst way to go, rip to those folks
Nobody deserves to live in this future
not even 8 hours now we are at 4 hours its too late for rescue and they might as well be already dead
3 1/2 hours left
Really terrible, if by chance they survive this that CEO is going to be scrutinized.
@@Fortuna_716there is no surviving this
I can't even imagine what they must be going through. Titanic is recovering souls. I hope they're saved 😓
It's almost as if the ghosts of the Titanic have embraced this intruder.