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

Townhall ^ | 06/26/2023 | Matt Vespa

[Hot Tabasco]

I worked for a Tier I automotive body stamping plan where the dies were big enough to stamp out a body side panel for the Lincoln Navigator.

You could have a skilled tradesman working in the thing and if it wasn't properly shut down with supports installed in the press, the gear could give out, the die would drop and the worker would be squashed to the thickness of a quarter instantly.......

Decades ago before OSHA came along, plant accidents were common due mostly to operator negligence. When I first started at the plant, there was a sanitation worker, Mr. Gates, who wore a hook on his left arm. He had lost the arm at the elbow in one of the stamping presses.........

[shotgun]

wet fart

[EVO X]

There were reports that it was communicated to the mothership that the submersible was heavy and attempting to ascend shirtly before an acoustic event detected moments later followed by no further contact.

I haven't heard that yet. It might be a couple of years until the coast guard issues a report.

[HollyB]

And boiled at the temp of the sun

[Does so]

News article today:

“The U.S. Coast Guard said the presumed human remains were discovered in the wreck of the Titan submersible, which imploded on its way to the bottom of the ocean to view the Titanic”

[Does so]

It looks like my #30 reply wasn’t far off...

https://youtube.com/shorts/zQ_nhUXnZQM?feature=share4

[GingisK]

They had to talk fast. ;-D