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2 years ago 06/19/2023 9:39pm EDT

re: Well What Do You Know

You got me and I stand corrected.

From the article, they have up to 96 hours to conduct a rescue:

"Time is a factor, officials said. “In terms of the hours, we understood that that was 96 hours of rescue or emergency capability from the operator,” Mauger told reporters. “And so we anticipate that there’s somewhere between 70 to the full 96 hours available at this point.”"

The point about the number of days I got confused from when the ship left port. The route down is actually just a couple of hours.

Sorry about that.

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2 years ago 06/19/2023 9:49pm EDT

re: seattle prattle

It can descend to the titanic in 2.5 hrs, per a guy who was on fox news

2 years ago 06/19/2023 9:51pm EDT

re: seattle prattle

what jumps out at me from the article is there is one pilot and four "mission specialists," who are just ordinary people who paid to ride, and they are operating some of the instruments such as sonar.

If I'm on an airplane, and the pilot invites four passengers into the cockpit to operate the radar, I'm preemptively not getting on that plane.

2 years ago 06/19/2023 9:52pm EDT

re: Jamb innnnnnn

Jamb innnnnnn wrote:
It can descend to the titanic in 2.5 hrs, per a guy who was on fox news

yeah that was what i said in my edit, above.

That is amazing fast. It must be a lot slower coming up, but who knows. I am having a hard time getting my head around that number....

2 years ago 06/19/2023 9:55pm EDT

re: Bad Wigins

Bad Wigins wrote:
what jumps out at me from the article is there is one pilot and four "mission specialists," who are just ordinary people who paid to ride, and they are operating some of the instruments such as sonar.
If I'm on an airplane, and the pilot invites four passengers into the cockpit to operate the radar, I'm preemptively not getting on that plane.

Well, one of those four is a person who regular goes down with that sub, because they are the person in charge of explaining everything to the other three, so that person has a decent amount of experience.

And the other 3 people do have some sort of training before they go down. They aren't just totally winging it.

2 years ago 06/19/2023 9:55pm EDT

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Plenty of dogs went down on the titanic too

2 years ago 06/19/2023 10:05pm EDT

re: Well What Do You Know

Well What Do You Know wrote:
Bad Wigins wrote:
what jumps out at me from the article is there is one pilot and four "mission specialists," who are just ordinary people who paid to ride, and they are operating some of the instruments such as sonar.
If I'm on an airplane, and the pilot invites four passengers into the cockpit to operate the radar, I'm preemptively not getting on that plane.
Well, one of those four is a person who regular goes down with that sub, because they are the person in charge of explaining everything to the other three, so that person has a decent amount of experience.
And the other 3 people do have some sort of training before they go down. They aren't just totally winging it.

Yeah like this happens on a passenger jet and the pilot says, "it's okay folks, they had a bit of training first." Naw. I'm getting off.

Odds are this is "mission specialist error."

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2 years ago 06/19/2023 10:14pm EDT

re: Bekele Bread

I hope the people in steerage got out. Last I heard, they were drinking Harp and river dancing

2 years ago 06/19/2023 10:15pm EDT

re: Tiny Tim Noonen

British Billionaire among those about to die. Does he know something about the Clintons?

2 years ago 06/19/2023 10:17pm EDT

re: Tiny Tim in the tulips

Realistically there's no rescue at that depth

2 years ago 06/19/2023 10:21pm EDT

re: Well What Do You Know

Well What Do You Know wrote:
Does anyone know if they usually bring a second deep sea sub on the ship as a backup?

Yes, and then a third sub as a backup for the second, a fourth for the third, ad infinitum.

2 years ago 06/19/2023 10:24pm EDT

re: Well What Do You Know

Well What Do You Know wrote:
Snxkcjdbdbd wrote:
Surprised they were not tethered to the mother ship, seems like cheap insurance.
From the surface down to the Titanic on the bottom of the ocean? That would be a REALLY LONG cable.

2.5 miles

2 years ago 06/19/2023 10:26pm EDT

re: randomist

randomist wrote:
Well What Do You Know wrote:
Does anyone know if they usually bring a second deep sea sub on the ship as a backup?
Yes, and then a third sub as a backup for the second, a fourth for the third, ad infinitum.

Don't be ridiculous.

If there was a second sub, I was going to ask how did they plan to use it?

Moving people from one sub to the other sub probably wouldn't be possible at 12,000 feet. But what about attaching the good sub on top of the bad sub, and then just using buoyancy for them both to float back up to the surface?

2 years ago 06/19/2023 10:38pm EDT

re: Well What Do You Know

Well What Do You Know wrote:
what about attaching the good sub on top of the bad sub, and then just using buoyancy for them both to float back up to the surface?

A technically challenging maneuver, but I'm sure the mission specialists can handle it after their 8 hours of training

2 years ago 06/19/2023 10:42pm EDT

re: Bad Wigins

Bad Wigins wrote:
Well What Do You Know wrote:
what about attaching the good sub on top of the bad sub, and then just using buoyancy for them both to float back up to the surface?
A technically challenging maneuver, but I'm sure the mission specialists can handle it after their 8 hours of training

You're an idiot. It would be the people in the rescue sub doing the rescue, not the 3 passengers in the damaged sub. Not sure why you have some sort of weird obsession with those 3 passengers.

2 years ago 06/19/2023 10:45pm EDT

re: Jam it innnnnnnn daddy

Jam it innnnnnnn daddy wrote:
Jamb innnnnnn wrote:
The pressure down there is too ridiculous to comprehend, im guessing it imploded.
Well I suppose that’s true for people like you that aren’t believers in science.

Crush depth of each model, USN submarine is supposed to be classified. Use your imagination.

2 years ago 06/19/2023 10:47pm EDT

re: Cold War Warrior

Cold War Warrior wrote:
Jam it innnnnnnn daddy wrote:
Well I suppose that’s true for people like you that aren’t believers in science.
Crush depth of each model, USN submarine is supposed to be classified. Use your imagination.

Except this isn't a regular US Navy sub. It's made to go down to the depth of the Titanic.

2 years ago 06/19/2023 10:50pm EDT

re: Well What Do You Know

Well What Do You Know wrote:
Cold War Warrior wrote:
Crush depth of each model, USN submarine is supposed to be classified. Use your imagination.
Except this isn't a regular US Navy sub. It's made to go down to the depth of the Titanic.

This question comes up regarding rescue and salvage.

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