Posted on 06/21/2023 1:27:22 AM PDT by Beowulf9
Go get em, heroes. The fentanyl cartel crisis can wait.
Their response time sucks. Red tape
is going to claim the lives of 5 human
beings. Praying that all see the
surface once more.
I wish them the good hunting and best of luck and prayers to those missing
If the structure failed somehow, it would be quick
Yikes
Red tape? As opposed to 10,000 sq miles of ocean surface area and 12,500 ft of depth. Searching for a needle in a big stack of needles. Open water searches are notoriously difficult.
I certainly hope that none of these rescue heroes perishes in their effort to save people who willingly put their lives at risk with such a risky venture.
The US rejected help from another source
that has the means for rescue. Hell yes
red tape. This rescue was told to stand
down. A full 24 hours prior to current
efforts.
10,000 square miles? How would that
submersible have the capability to drift
5,000 miles in any direction given ocean
current speeds and available oxygen supplies
aboard. These people are still breathing,
Pray the current efforts are successful.
10000 sq mi = (100 mi x 100 mi).
I’m guessing 50 mi in each direction from the point where they went down. Does that sound reasonable?
Agree. Many a first responder has given
their life to save another. Hopefully
this story has a good outcome.
Pray for those trapped in this nightmare.
Maybe we should be more worried about why Deep States, plural, seem okay with slow-walking the rescue/recovery effort...
Ummmm, 10,000 square miles = 100 linear miles x 100 linear miles. Think of a square grid 100 miles long on each side.
Yes, pray the current efforts are successful.
Why do very rich people do stupid things like this, anyway? Hope they get rescued. Then bill them for the expenses. Pay your fair share, stupid rich guys.
By FAR the best take on the fatal Titan sub fiasco.
[Yes, fatal.]
Skip the rest, this is the best, by an actual subject matter expert.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4dka29FSZac
They were dead in under 24 hours of losing contact.
They have no air scrubbers or breathing apparatus in event of a fire, smoke etc.
You can’t just add oxygen to a closed tank.
By FAR the best take on the fatal Titan sub fiasco.
[Yes, fatal.]
Skip the rest, this is the best, by an actual subject matter expert.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4dka29FSZac
It’s along the lines of extreme mountain-climbing. Totally for the climbers’ own benefit, to the detriment of their loved ones if they fail.
1-1/2 miles over target. 1/2 mile before
destination. No way (regardless of
evident math miscalculations) could this
sub drift to the search area of 10,000
square miles.
Last contact was at 10:00 am Sunday.
My guess (sounds of banging metal),is the sub is intact, and somewhere near the
Titanic.
Thanks for your reply. Sad and tragic
event.
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