Canadian officials say 'presumed human remains' have been found in wreckage of Titan sub recovered from 12,500ft below the Atlantic after 'catastrophic implosion' killed Titanic Five

Daily Mail UK ^ | June 28, 2023 | Melissa Koenig

[Morgana]

Human remains have been found in the wreckage of the Titan submersible on Wednesday, the Coast Guard announced.

This is a breaking news story and will be updated.

[NeverTyranny]

Wow. I am surprised especially after an implosion. Thanks for posting.

[Kevin in California]

Not buying this BS. These guys were reduced to nothing.

[butlerweave]

They dropped the ballast and were coming up because the carbon fiber was cracking so they knew what was happening

[Sarah Barracuda]

I had heard they were incinerated, there is nothing left of them

[SkyDancer]

They’re saying the flash heat from the implosion would have vaporized anyone in there, something like 5,000F or so plus the crushing.

[Skywise]

Why do you say that?

Once the carbon fiber cracked the implosion would’ve been immediate.

[TexasGator]

Title has quotes on presumed. Article and source article don’t say presumed.

[Morgana]

One thing I’ve learned in life, never say never.

[ought-six]

If there are human remains, they are nothing but jelly.

[Tijeras_Slim]

They haven’t said how much or in what condition. I was amazed that they found remains from the Columbia breakup.

[TexasGator]

“Not buying this BS. These guys were reduced to nothing.”

Too invested in your previous posts?

[tennmountainman]

Surprised that any remains were found based on what “experts” said.

[TexasGator]

“They’re saying the flash heat from the implosion would have vaporized anyone in there, something like 5,000F or so plus the crushing.”

That draws the clicks ...

[V_TWIN]

Presumed

[Tijeras_Slim]

The interior volume may not have been large enough to support that level of combustion before water filled the void.

[OldWarBaby]

So Kanadiens might be having trouble telling “human remains” from hydraulic oil-—which is most likely about what those folks were reduced to-—quickly.

[null and void]

Not buying this BS. These guys were reduced to nothing.

There were human remains in the part of the Soviet submarine the Glomar Explorer recovered.

[butlerweave]

James Cameron said they didn’t go very deep and were coming up

[verum ago]

I had heard they were incinerated, there is nothing left of them

The air temperature would've been that high for only a few milliseconds. It surely wouldn't have done their skin and clothing any favors, but it takes time to transfer enough heat to incinerate a body, especially given the amount of heat it would take to flash the water in their tissues into steam. People killed by much higher temperature electric arc blasts aren't incinerated. They're just badly burned.

I'm not surprised they've found some remains. Outside the air in their lungs, those peoples' bodies are just as incompressible as the water outside the sub. The violence of the implosion would've certainly torn their bodies into pieces, but there would still likely be, well, pieces.