[BipolarBob]

Locations such as the engine room, where fresh, oxygen-rich water may not have been able to penetrate, might offer a more sheltered environment

If that's the case, there may be survivors and it's our job to rescue these poor trapped people. I'm thinking of building a deep sea submersible to go that deep, without government supervision and intrusion of course. By using carbon fiber and titanium i should be able to cheaply build a craft to penetrate these depths and be a hero.

[wally_bert]

The movie “Goliath Awaits” comes to mind.

[politicket]

Don’t forget to use a game controller for navigation.

[Vesuvian]

Better hurry, because, Goliath Awaits....

[vikingd00d]

>>I’m thinking of building a deep sea submersible to go that deep, without government supervision and intrusion of course. By using carbon fiber and titanium i should be able to cheaply build a craft to penetrate these depths and be a hero.

You’ll want fresh, trendy ideas for the design, so be sure to hire only engineers with absolutely no experience in sub building. As long as you follow DEI, you should be fine.

[BlueLancer]

If that's the case, there may be survivors and it's our job to rescue these poor trapped people.

[VTenigma]

Make sure you use out of date reject carbon cloth and expired resin. I’m told that holds up to the depths best. I hope your design team has some wymons studies graduates.

[mowowie]

There could be generations of people still living on the titanic.
I remember a 70’s movie...

[OldMissileer]

By using carbon fiber and titanium i should be able to cheaply build a craft to penetrate these depths and be a hero.

Remember to only hire young people and ignore any older, experienced, engineers.

You must also make sure to make the operating controls from video game consoles.