infinity ag said:
Imagine they are found on the ocean floor alive. How can they be brought up assuming the sub is dead? Not easy to pull it up. Not enough time, they will die by the time they reach the surface. Cannot open the door to get them out.
How dumb. Sue the CEO. Oh wait.
The wife of Stockton Rush, the pilot of the missing Titanic tour submarine, is actually the great-great-granddaughter of two first-class passengers who died on the Titanic, records show.
— Pop Base (@PopBase) June 22, 2023
A fictionalized version of the couple is even featured in the movie. pic.twitter.com/XVd7IkOmEw
The Titanic submarine passengers no longer have enough oxygen to make the trip back to the surface even if they were discovered, according to estimates. #DramaAlert
— DramaAlert (@DramaAlert) June 22, 2023
In total, they have approximately 7 hours of oxygen of left. Search teams are still working around the clock. pic.twitter.com/ecnDpohjYi
why does everyone think they would be sitting in pitch blackness....doesn't anyone think they had flashlights or cellphones (which still provide screen light even when no reception)TXAG 05 said:
For their sake, I hope the hull failed and they were killed instantly instead of sitting in near freezing temperature in pitch blackness, just waiting for the oxygen to run out.
"crap, my phone died, did anyone think to bring a flashlight?"92Ag95 said:why does everyone think they would be sitting in pitch blackness....doesn't anyone think they had flashlights or cellphones (which still provide screen light even when no reception)TXAG 05 said:
For their sake, I hope the hull failed and they were killed instantly instead of sitting in near freezing temperature in pitch blackness, just waiting for the oxygen to run out.
Honestly the best news that could've been hoped for at this point.Orlando Ayala Cant Read said:
Debris field near Titanic found, being reported that its likely the sub and that it likely imploded bringing instant feelingless death to the passengers.
Orlando Ayala Cant Read said:
Debris field near Titanic found, being reported that its likely the sub and that it likely imploded bringing instant feelingless death to the passengers.
Girl that was the Mid-Atlantic Mass Choir pic.twitter.com/65sK6spYzT
— Afroamericanarriqueña 🇵🇷🇿🇦🇵🇬 (@AfroChingona) June 22, 2023
Brian Earl Spilner said:Girl that was the Mid-Atlantic Mass Choir pic.twitter.com/65sK6spYzT
— Afroamericanarriqueña 🇵🇷🇿🇦🇵🇬 (@AfroChingona) June 22, 2023
C@LAg said:can you define "dead'?92Ag95 said:
These news outlets are fn' hilariously stupid. Even after confirmation of catastrophic loss of the vessel I still see quotes and headlines like this....
'All five aboard feared dead'
'Crew of the Titan presumed dead.'
The five passengers aboard the sub are likely dead.'
Uh...no....they ARE dead. There was a 0.0000000% chance of survival...they were instantly pulverized at that pressure.
C@LAg said:can you define "dead'?92Ag95 said:
These news outlets are fn' hilariously stupid. Even after confirmation of catastrophic loss of the vessel I still see quotes and headlines like this....
'All five aboard feared dead'
'Crew of the Titan presumed dead.'
The five passengers aboard the sub are likely dead.'
Uh...no....they ARE dead. There was a 0.0000000% chance of survival...they were instantly pulverized at that pressure.
for one they'd be trying to conserve oxygen.. which means try to sleep or do nothing.92Ag95 said:why does everyone think they would be sitting in pitch blackness....doesn't anyone think they had flashlights or cellphones (which still provide screen light even when no reception)TXAG 05 said:
For their sake, I hope the hull failed and they were killed instantly instead of sitting in near freezing temperature in pitch blackness, just waiting for the oxygen to run out.
Complete Idiot said:
Took my family down in a Hawaii tourist sub last year.
Really makes you think.
