[algore]

this is the resurrection thread.

previous death thread here. https://freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/4162326/posts

[Bob434]

lets hope and pray-

[stars & stripes forever]

HOLY SPIRIT knows where they are. PRAY.

[Freedom4US]

Who writes this stuff? How does one hear banging noises on an airplane from a submersible underwater?

Pretty sure they are leaving a few things out.

[GOPJ]

Prayers for all... Hope they didn’t get trapped in the Titanic wreckage...

[Beowulf9]

But how do you get to them and raise them up?

[right way right]

If I were stuck in that sub I would probably bang on the hull a little more often than every 30 minutes…just saying.🙄🤪🪓

[libh8er]

I read this morning they had 40 hrs of air remaining

[libh8er]

When the Kursk sank and Norway offered to rescue the sailors, Putin refused and all aboard died.

[Political Junkie Too]

I had both of these games as a kid.

-PJ

[RushIsMyTeddyBear]

I can’t imagine the horror speaking as someone who has to be sedated for an MRI.

[isthisnickcool]

When I was a kid my family knew the Sec. of Hughes Tool. We had another friend who was an engineer and designed cranes. Together these two guys worked on setting up the Glomar Exlorer to raise a Russian sub from the ocean floor. They said they did it.

[A strike]

All assinine.
No possible rescue

[Angelino97]

Everyone talks about the oxygen only lasting four days.

But what about water? Did they bring any with them? I've read that a person can only last three days without water.

[cherry]

it would be a miracle....

[Qiviut]

Interesting info at this link:

https://en.as.com/latest_news/missing-titanic-submersible-live-updates-search-for-oceangate-submarine-expedition-n-2/

One piece of info:

“Reports have been coming out that the missing submersible, the Titan, did not pass safety regulations. According to a story by The New Republic, the vessel was far from being certified for the pressure that it would withstand at the depths it intended to reach.

The company’s mission brief also made reference to the vessel not conforming to regulations.”

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There was some fear there was a catastrophic failure due to pressures at depth, but if the knocking is coming from the people in the sub, then evidently the structure has held up so far.

Those people are literally entombed and I can’t imagine what is going on with their mental state.

[plain talk]

I know it is easy to be cynical but ... I see little evidence of a contingency rescue plan for a commercial submersible business with a $250K passenger price tag. I guess it is sort of like rescuing someone off Everest.

[texas booster]

... in emails exchanged with the US Department of Homeland Security and seen by Rolling Stone.

Of all government departments to have a cozy relationship with the press (especially Rolling Stone), I would hope that DHS would be among the last, or at least the easiest to find the culprit.

If DHS wanted to find the leakers.

[Sicon]

The people in that death trap are not banging on the hull. The company claims that they had seven redundant systems to surface the sub, including one which would do so even if the entire crew was unconscious.

That thing imploded, and those people died in a fraction of a second. They'll never find much more than scraps of it, if they ever find anything at all, which I doubt they will.

[C210N]

17 bolts in many of the headlines and stories?

This is FF, plain to see.

[Ruy Dias de Bivar]

Banging. Was it ... - - -...? The same code for S0S the Titanic was sending out when it went down?