Here's What Happened to the Bodies When the Titanic Submersible Imploded

[MAGA Macho Man]

They were instantly turned to gelatin at 10,000 degrees. Yikes

Here's What Happened to the Bodies When the Titanic Submersible Imploded

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[westwall]

They were instantly turned to gelatin at 10,000 degrees. Yikes

Here's What Happened to the Bodies When the Titanic Submersible Imploded

townhall.com

Actually ash. They were vaporized before the image of the hull collapsing made it through their ocular nerves.

 

[TroglocratsRdumb]

they were dead before they felt anything

 

[westwall]

they were dead before they felt anything

They were dead before they realized anything.

 

[HereWeGoAgain]

It's probably the best way to go ever invented.
You wouldnt even have time to think about it.

 

[Leo123]

They were instantly turned to gelatin at 10,000 degrees. Yikes

Here's What Happened to the Bodies When the Titanic Submersible Imploded

townhall.com

They were fish food faster than their nerves could emit pain signals to their brains which, by that time would have been part of a blob. I think the experience might be akin to the 'here and not here' feeling under anesthesia only, there would be no 'here' to go back to.

 

[westwall]

They were fish food faster than their nerves could emit pain signals to their brains which, by that time would have been part of a blob. I think the experience might be akin to the 'here and not here' feeling under anesthesia.

They were gone before they could realize they were gone. I0 milliseconds is how long it took for the hull to collapse. It takes 30 milliseconds for messages to pass through the optic nerve.

Poof, they were gone.

 

[Oddball]

Certainly better than getting caught in an avalanche, I'd say.

 

[Oddball]

They were gone before they could realize they were gone. I0 milliseconds is how long it took for the hull to collapse. It takes 30 milliseconds for messages to pass through the optic nerve.

Poof, they were gone.

Yeahhh....But maybe there was a little creaking and moaning of the hull just a few moments before.

Uh-oh.....

 

[HereWeGoAgain]

Yeahhh....But maybe there was a little creaking and moaning of the hull just a few moments before.

Uh-oh.....

The sad thing about the Shuttle crash was they say they survived until they hit the ground.

 

[Leo123]

Good idea for a a 'Last Adventure' Canadian suicide service. Make cheapo 'subs' for one way suicide trips.

 

[MAGA Macho Man]

The sad thing about the Shuttle crash was they say they survived until they hit the ground.

True!

 

[MisterBeale]

This has got to be the best way humanity has yet found to die. . .

 

[Oddball]

The sad thing about the Shuttle crash was they say they survived until they hit the ground.

Survived in the same way WWII bomber crews trapped in spinning planes "survived" until the crash....Alive, but blacked out by all the G forces acting upon them.

 

[MisterBeale]

 

[Oddball]

This has got to be the best way humanity has yet found to die. . .

Flash incinerated in a nuke.

 

[MisterBeale]

Flash incinerated in a nuke.

Naw. . . the terror of hearing about them being launched, or hearing the sirens, seeing it coming is too much of a downer. . .

The only lucky ones, are those sitting on ground zero.

For the rest. . . ick. Slow radiation poison and starvation in a dystopian nuclear winter wonder horror.

 

[Esdraelon]

Yeahhh....But maybe there was a little creaking and moaning of the hull just a few moments before.

Uh-oh.....

If so, hopefully the Pakistani father and son didn't understand what it meant. The other three would have known.

 

[cnm]

They were gone before they could realize they were gone.

Apparently stress meters were hooked up everywhere.

 

[toobfreak]

The sad thing about the Shuttle crash was they say they survived until they hit the ground.

Actually no. A got a report from a friend at Bechtel Bettis when it happened that they lost consciousness and likely burned up or were destroyed high in the atmosphere.