Missing Titanic sub crew believed to be dead after 'catastrophic implosion'

[Israfil]

44 minutes ago, meta_male said:

They were outside in the debris field though.

They were squished out of the tin can. But some of it must be inside too.

[integral]

The fat on there body instantly ignited on fire and incinerated, the implosion was that fast.

The brain is all fat... ?

Edited June 29, 2023 by integral

[Value]

@Leo Gura The implosion was so strong that many considered it unlikely to find any remains.

[mojsterr]

10 hours ago, Vibes said:

more in depth

 

Easy on the humor there

Edited June 30, 2023 by mojsterr

[Ajay0]

My personal observations are that the vessel design had not been properly tested or researched in the initial stages. This could be due to financial and time constraints. 

They probably did not do their due diligence with respect to maintenance as well. 

A consultant in the U.S. navy had stated that the vessel will become weaker with multiple deep dives considering the heavy pressure on it. I think the engineers and technicians involved should have foreseen this and done the proper maintenance and studies to ensure the vessel was sea-worthy and capable of its intended tasks.