[Kevin in California]

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

[Morgana]

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

[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?

[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.

[Rummyfan]

Atomized. And what difference does it make at this point?

[pfflier]

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

1) Assuming there was an instantaneous implosion

2) Organs with high water content and no air cavities or voids would be less impacted at any water pressure. Think eyes, organs and muscles.

3) Shreds of tissue are still body parts.

[Secret Agent Man]

Liquified. Wonder if parts got stuck in places/nooks/crevices, as the sub was in pieces.

[Delta 21]

It was just some small gelatenous goo that oozed out when they hoisted it onboard.

[DesertRhino]

That could be as little as a blood stain or a bone chip.