I'm having a hard time believing they haven't found the submersible (at Titanic site) yet

[nomadic5]

Submersible scientist fears OceanGate may have suffered catastrophic implosion: 'Deeply worrisome'

Submersible scientist Steve Somlyody fears the OceanGate, a deep-sea vehicle used to explore the wreckage of the Titanic, may have suffered a catastrophic implosion.

www.foxnews.com

Everyone has known for a long time where the Titanic is

And we have all this modern tech and all

So why haven't they found this thing yet?

The oxygen for those people is running out soon... kind of weird they havent found it. Yes, I realize it is 2 miles plus under the ocean... where it is dark and very cold and only special equipment can go there..

But I mean.. it's 2023...

 

[hjmick]

But I mean.. it's 2023...

And? It's 2023 and they still have to run a camera up your ass to check for polyps and cancer...

And that's not two miles under the sea...

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

Submersible scientist fears OceanGate may have suffered catastrophic implosion: 'Deeply worrisome'

Submersible scientist Steve Somlyody fears the OceanGate, a deep-sea vehicle used to explore the wreckage of the Titanic, may have suffered a catastrophic implosion.

www.foxnews.com

Everyone has known for a long time where the Titanic is

And we have all this modern tech and all

So why haven't they found this thing yet?

The oxygen for those people is running out soon... kind of weird they havent found it. Yes, I realize it is 2 miles plus under the ocean... where it is dark and very cold and only special equipment can go there..

But I mean.. it's 2023...

.

Who does Potato Joe need a plausible story for the disappearance of?

.

 

[Coyote]

The titanic wreckage is scattered over an immense area and the submersible is a tiny dot.

 

[nomadic5]

.

Who does Potato Joe need a plausible story for the disappearance of?

.

um... what???

?

 

[nomadic5]

The titanic wreckage is scattered over an immense area and the submersible is a tiny dot.

not according to my info. Most of it is in one spot..

 

[candycorn]

The item they are looking for is the size of a mini van. The search area is the size of Connecticut and about 1,000 feet deep.

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

um... what???

?

.

Convenient way to "disappear" someone.

Someone important enough to throw away a very expensive piece of technology.

.

 

[nomadic5]

The item they are looking for is the size of a mini van. The search area is the size of Connecticut and about 1,000 feet deep.

not

it is over 10,000 ft at least

 

[hjmick]

The item they are looking for is the size of a mini van. The search area is the size of Connecticut and about 1,000 feet deep.

12,500 feet. That is the depth at which the Titanic lays. 2.37 miles. 3,800 meters

 

[Meister]

Submersible scientist fears OceanGate may have suffered catastrophic implosion: 'Deeply worrisome'

Submersible scientist Steve Somlyody fears the OceanGate, a deep-sea vehicle used to explore the wreckage of the Titanic, may have suffered a catastrophic implosion.

www.foxnews.com

Everyone has known for a long time where the Titanic is

And we have all this modern tech and all

So why haven't they found this thing yet?

The oxygen for those people is running out soon... kind of weird they havent found it. Yes, I realize it is 2 miles plus under the ocean... where it is dark and very cold and only special equipment can go there..

But I mean.. it's 2023...

Here is the kicker....if they actually did find it....it's still too late.
it was too late for a recovery when they first went silent.
There was no rescue plan....maybe a recovery plan that would be weeks if not months out.
There probably was an implosion as it went silent. They had cell phones that could have
worked....but didn't.

 

[ReinyDays]

If you rush into going that deep ... well ... bad things happen ...

 

[Meister]

.

Convenient way to "disappear" someone.

Someone important enough to throw away a very expensive piece of technology.

.

Hey....did anyone see Hillary rummaging around on the ship?

 

[hjmick]

Here is the kicker....if they actually did find it....it's still too late.
it was too late for a recovery when they first went silent.
There was no rescue plan....maybe a recovery plan that would be weeks if not months out.
There probably was an implosion as it went silent. They had cell phones that could have
worked....but didn't.

Funny that you mentioned the cell phones, I just saw this:

A CBS reporter who took a dive in the Titanic submersible said it got lost for up to 5 hours, and that the mother ship shut off its internet so passengers couldn't tweet about the mishap

 

[jackflash]

Submersible scientist fears OceanGate may have suffered catastrophic implosion: 'Deeply worrisome'

Submersible scientist Steve Somlyody fears the OceanGate, a deep-sea vehicle used to explore the wreckage of the Titanic, may have suffered a catastrophic implosion.

www.foxnews.com

Everyone has known for a long time where the Titanic is

And we have all this modern tech and all

So why haven't they found this thing yet?

The oxygen for those people is running out soon... kind of weird they havent found it. Yes, I realize it is 2 miles plus under the ocean... where it is dark and very cold and only special equipment can go there..

But I mean.. it's 2023...

I am a BIG fan of UNMANNED submersible vehicles for just this reason. WHY send manned submersible vehicles that deep where water pressures reach such extremes? Digital controlled robotics are simple to replicate, human bodies/life not so much.

 

[deannalw]

Yes, I realize it is 2 miles plus under the ocean... where it is dark and very cold and only special equipment can go there..

But I mean.. it's 2023...

It's 2023, but it's still over 2 miles down, where it is dark and cold and only special equipment can get there.

Besides- it got lost on one of it's dives. Perhaps they did it again.

 

[candycorn]

12,500 feet. That is the depth at which the Titanic lays. 2.37 miles. 3,800 meters

Thats much better. 5000 square miles by 2 miles deep.... And they're trying to find a minivan.

 

[Meister]

Hmmm, perhaps a USO encounter, and the submersible lost????

 

[whitehall]

I'm inclined to agree to a point. They know where it went down but they claim to be searching an area the size of the state of Ct. Factor in the currents and go from there. The sad truth is if the little tube had a catastrophic pressure failure it might be as flat as a Bud Lite beer can on pride day amid hundreds of pieces of Titanic debris.

 

[lg325]