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To: ZOOKER
Lots of unknowns here. Wasn't MH370 found several times, actually they thought they found it but never did? Why can't they get off the bottom? Lack of compressed air to blow the tanks? Flooded compartments, such that the boat can't rise even with tanks blown? Valve/air/control system failure? How far away is help, and what is the ETA? How soon could we know if anyone is still alive down there?

There's always hope but with each passing hour it's more and more likely that no one survived. The sea is a cruel mistress. Very sad.

36 posted on 11/22/2017 7:36:43 AM PST by relee (Till the blue skies drive the dark clouds far away)
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To: relee

Don’t be so quick to give up. The men and woman on that boat are submariners. The best, most ingenious, and downright sneakiest sailors in that or any other Navy. The rule books say 7 days normal operating routine. But, they’ve been in their bunks, conserving O2 in every way. Much like the astronauts in Apollo XIII their biggest worry is CO2. There are ways to deal with that. Submariners don’t know how to give up!


63 posted on 11/22/2017 8:39:39 AM PST by 75thOVI ("The crews of all submarines captured should be treated as pirates and hanged". Sir Arthur Wilson)
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