But it’s cold down there…oh wait
A search is underway for missing submarine that takes people to see Titanic..
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Wouldn't bringing them up too fast also be an issue? Don't they need to be brought up at a certain pace to properly depressurize and avoid the crew getting the bends?
Drilling oil in one of fastest ocean currents tests total
Total’s discovery of South Africa’s first oil in deep water could prove to be a bonanza for a country lacking crude reserves of its own and prompt a rush from other majors. That’s if they’re able to solve the engineering challenges of operating in one of the fastest ocean currents in the world...www.miningweekly.com
I worked on this site and drilled the first oil well there. The currents at the surface down to 800 meters are crazy. We would launch the ROV and by the time we got to working depth, we would be 300 meters away from our launch points. Launch and recovery were the worst I've ever experienced and the support boat couldn't even launch. The one time they did launch, they broke their tether and I had to work with the rig to hook up the subsea crane to lift it.
If they find these guys, getting them to the surface would be fast if they have the length of cable. A drillship could do it with a drill pipe with a hook and sling attached to the end, but it's a slower process running pipe.
The Pakistani billionaire is married to a fat white chick? That's crazy to me. All that money and that's who he wifed up? I don't care how rich or how smart they say the dude was, he couldn't have been too bright.
I'm mad they using my tax dollars to look for these fools. These chuckleheads are billionaires and millionaires. Let their families finance the search. Or at least send them a bill for the expenses
The widows will get the bill...trust me.
They will get the bill just like when your home alarm gives a false alarm the police send you the bill.
When they do find them months and months from now imagine being the guy who OPENS the submersible?
Like I mentioned before, the pressure inside should be 1atm. Just like an airplane is. If a window breaks on a plane, the pressure variation can pull you out. The glass breaks on the sub, they go from 1 atmosphere to standing on Jupiter.
And they probably skimmed on the batteries
Instead of Duracell or Energizers
Mofos probably used them cheap ass Walmart batteries
You know...the generic shits that come with the controller for free
@LordSinister
If we had a nuclear submarine in the area could they get the sub in that depressurized area? Or would that not work because they may not be able to open the failed sub?
If we had a nuclear submarine in the area could they get the sub in that depressurized area? Or would that not work because they may not be able to open the failed sub?
You lie. Bgol taught me only broke men fuck with fat chicks
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Once he gets a whiff of that interior he better make a beeline for the nearest trash can
They are far below where any nuclear submarine or any submarine can go.
A special submersible will have to be used to get them out.
This shit ignant as hell LOL!!!
I wonder how much slower the decomposition process would be under these conditions.
This could be the end credit music for the biopic movie..after this caption:
To this day...the search continues.
(music)----------
Directed and co-produced by
JAMES CAMERON
(music)----------
Directed and co-produced by
JAMES CAMERON
Had they gone there instead(in order to try and "break his record"
) he'd be telling them to call off the search after 30 minutes..
That is something I don't know. I also don't think our subs go that deep
100% they can go that deep. The depth limits are classified though.
Think about it. A private cheap little submersible can go that deep but not a 3.4 Billion Dollar Nuclear Sub?
There are no windows on a U.S. Military sub though, it uses only sonar to see. It's not meant to retrieve objects
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