[Sentinel]

Recovered pieces from the imploded sub so far not like shattered like leh..

You were at the accident site 4,000m below sea level is it? These garang guni men just salvage some pieces, including the engine, which of course was built to withstand the pressure, including its enclosure and that rings of titatium, never imploded

The hull made of carbon fibre imploded, obviously, so doubt they find anything 

And that nonsense of finding something resembling human remains, I will be darn surprised

[Sentinel]

Sentinel just wants to show he's better than u due to his overly inflated ego. 

I have an ego, but not overly inflated unless you are a toad of very low-self esteem to see me as having an overly inflated ego. tsk tsk

[Manthink]

You were at the accident site 4,000m below sea level is it? These garang guni men just salvage some pieces, including the engine, which of course was built to withstand the pressure, including its enclosure and that rings of titatium, never imploded The hull made of carbon fibre imploded, obviously, so doubt they find anything And that nonsense of finding something resembling human remains, I will be darn surprised

So that means statement like "...fibre may disintegrate into strings, like vermicelli The titanium will be like shattered rocks and sand and pebbles of all sizes.." aren't true ?

[Sentinel]

So that means statement like "...fibre may disintegrate into strings, like vermicelli The titanium will be like shattered rocks and sand and pebbles of all sizes.." aren't true ?

I never say it is not true for the hull implosion

But the titanium did not implode since the two ends were just bolted to the hull, hence likely some parts shattered into pieces but some are just torn off

In any case, better than you saying they drowned slowly and suffered

[Manthink]

I never say it is not true for the hull implosion
But the titanium did not implode since the two ends were just bolted to the hull, hence likely some parts shattered into pieces but some are just torn off
In any case, better than you saying they drowned slowly and suffered

Hmmm....

It will not implode this manner. These "experts" freely use the word "implode", based on the material to be a steel or similar, but the Titan is made of fibre

So, it is brittle, likely will break into many pieces, and some even as fine as a hair

In short, the hull will break into many pieces, and some will be very small pieces, including many tiny bits and strings, like vermicelli

It will be like an explosion, not an implosion, that's why they can discover debris strewed all over the Titanic wreck

[Sentinel]

Hmmm....

Anything wrong with what is written?

I consulted Cameron to get a clearer picture, but he also not so sure then

[Manthink]

Anything wrong with what is written?  I consulted Cameron to get a clearer picture, but he also not so sure then

oh...I am humbled by your "consultant"...

[Sentinel]

oh...I am humbled by your "consultant"...

No need, if you like, you can go watch Avatar 2, on him

[Manthink]

No need, if you like, you can go watch Avatar 2, on him

Why watch a movie when you can entertain us with your consultation w the movie maker ?

I supposed he also told you "it (Titan sub) is brittle, likely will break into many pieces, and some even as fine as a hair" ?l ..

 

[Sentinel]

Why watch a movie when you can entertain us with your consultation w the movie maker ?

I supposed he also told you "it (Titan sub) is brittle, likely will break into many pieces, and some even as fine as a hair" ?l ..

 

If you want to know how that Titan imploded i  detail,  you will have to wait like the rest and pay for it

I can get it from Cameron but was told to keep it to myself

What IAM alliwed to post is just the teaser

But unlike you, I was told to use words like "likely", "maybe", "guess", "perhaps" and explicitly made known IAM a layman

Everything must be scientifically factual and proven with concrete evidence bef using the word "CONFIRM", not to write with an ulterior motive

[Tee tiong huat]

I never say it is not true for the hull implosion

But the titanium did not implode since the two ends were just bolted to the hull, hence likely some parts shattered into pieces but some are just torn off

In any case, better than you saying they drowned slowly and suffered

Titan sub implosion would have 'killed everyone in less than 20 milliseconds'

At a depth of 3,800m underwater, OceanGate's Titan submersible would have been crushed in less than a second, says this engineering professor from the University of Adelaide.

https://www.channelnewsasia.com/commenta...ns-3582351

[Tee tiong huat]

Titan sub implosion would have 'killed everyone in less than 20 milliseconds'

At a depth of 3,800m underwater, OceanGate's Titan submersible would have been crushed in less than a second, says this engineering professor from the University of Adelaide.

https://www.channelnewsasia.com/commenta...ns-3582351

A debris field comprising “five different major pieces of debris” of various sections of the submersible was found on the sea floor by a remotely operated vehicle, about 500m away from the bow of the Titanic, officials said.

These findings are in line with previous news that an acoustic signature “consistent with an implosion” was detected by the US Navy on the same day the Titan began its descent.

The navy’s seabed sensors detected the signature in the general area the vessel was diving when it lost communication with its mothership. At the time the signature was considered “not definitive”

[Manthink]

I never say it is not true for the hull implosion
But the titanium did not implode since the two ends were just bolted to the hull, hence likely some parts shattered into pieces but some are just torn off
In any case, better than you saying they drowned slowly and suffered

Oh... You never mentioned that you were lying. Did you also learn that from Cameron after you "consulted" him ?

[Manthink]

A debris field comprising “five different major pieces of debris” of various sections of the submersible was found on the sea floor by a remotely operated vehicle, about 500m away from the bow of the Titanic, officials said. These findings are in line with previous news that an acoustic signature “consistent with an implosion” was detected by the US Navy on the same day the Titan began its descent.The navy’s seabed sensors detected the signature in the general area the vessel was diving when it lost communication with its mothership. At the time the signature was considered “not definitive”

Since they found Titan in "5 different major pieces of debris” at 3.8km under the sea, it also mean the sub structural failure is different from the full-metal tank implosion.

[lioncityftw]

Recovered pieces from the imploded sub so far not like shattered like leh..

So obviously shattered in pieces til they have to tape it up..lol

[Manthink]

So obviously shattered in pieces til they have to tape it up..lol

yeah this is possible - that white section is obviously from the carbon fibre main body.
Maybe the savage team tape up that portion already cracked by the violent implosion...

Some pple predicted the 5 pple may had heard the telling noise of cracking fibre body - which was why Titan dropped its ballast to resurface while on its way down to Titantic... Too bad it was too late to reach the surface before the whole sub collapsed.

[lioncityftw]

yeah this is possible - that white section is obviously from the carbon fibre main body.
Maybe the savage team tape up that portion already cracked by the violent implosion...

Some pple predicted the 5 pple may had heard the telling noise of cracking fibre body - which was why Titan dropped its ballast to resurface while on its way down to Titantic... Too bad it was too late to reach the surface before the whole sub collapsed.

For steel hull once starts to implode slightly still got time to resurface as steel is inherently stretchable to a limit but for pure carbon fibre hull once crack is jitao GG. this is why til today all those 10 deep sea subs which are certified have only used steel or titanium but never used all carbon fibre for main hull.

[Sentinel]

Oh... You never mentioned that you were lying. Did you also learn that from Cameron after you "consulted" him ?

Where did I lie? Don't put words into my mouth

You're the one lying and with an ulterior motive

Watch out, bad Karma will get you, keep acting the fool here

I actually hv no time for take-down, or you'll be well-done

[Sentinel]

yeah this is possible - that white section is obviously from the carbon fibre main body.

That's the nose, you DF! It did not implode, just damaged by the sheer force of the implosion of the carbon fibre main hull

You still looking for recovery of the bodies, is it? Keep on waiting! What a big joke you're

Talking about things you've zero knowlege at all, and yet challenging others, as if you're an authority

Can't even differentiate between a cylinder and a sphere

Get a life and stop spewing more rubbish here, can?

[Manthink]

Where did I lie? Don't put words into my mouth
You're the one lying and with an ulterior motive
Watch out, bad Karma will get you, keep acting the fool here
I actually hv no time for take-down, or you'll be well-done

....I consulted Cameron to get a clearer picture, but he also not so sure then....

[Sentinel]

Sarcasm is obviously lost on a dolt like you

Dismissed!

NEXT!!

[lioncityftw]

yeah this is possible - that white section is obviously from the carbon fibre main body.
Maybe the savage team tape up that portion already cracked by the violent implosion...

Some pple predicted the 5 pple may had heard the telling noise of cracking fibre body - which was why Titan dropped its ballast to resurface while on its way down to Titantic... Too bad it was too late to reach the surface before the whole sub collapsed.

Clear animation showing what happened at 3:24. Titanium end cap was still intact. Due to unequal strength, the design is an inherent recipe for disaster.

[Manthink]

Clear animation showing what happened at 3:24. Titanium end cap was still intact. Due to unequal strength, the design is an inherent recipe for disaster.

Thanks for sharing ! Best YT I have seen so far about possible sequence and cause of Titan implosion  - He nicely explained:

a. The implosion happened during the descend. This means the pax didn't even get to see the Titanic itself
b. Mentioned the questionable use of cylindrical body using non-metal and using glue in building the sub.
c. High light the use of major components and parts recovered.
d. The demanding requirements like weather condition and procedures in the dive.
e. Mention of signals from sub dropping their ballast.
f. YouTuber even include the same demo of how an imploded Coke can is like similar to the 1st post using a freight tank.