mosssideblue
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Doubt anyone onboard knows morse sufficiently enough
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The Titanic
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aguero93:20
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Gorilla glue.It could have been ten...
On a serious note..how the fuck do you attach a winch to a tiny submersible in the dark with strong water currents at that depth? If they get rescued it will be miraculous and somehow we have to hope it gets done.
mosssideblue
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These weights may already have jettisonedI read somewhere that the submersible has weights on it that dissolve relatively quickly over time so that it should float to the surface. I assume this is a failsafe in case of total incapacitation of everyone on board.
aguero93:20
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... --- ... is easy enough though.Doubt anyone onboard knows morse sufficiently enough
Grassland Blue
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It is said that the trip has cost each passenger £195k - £250k.fella with his son too.
So the bloke and his son have shelled out between £390 - £500k between them.
Just let that sink in.
(No pun intended).
mosssideblue
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Lol, don't you think we already know it's in trouble... --- ... is easy enough though.
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Yes, probably. I assume they would need to have some weight left to prevent rising too quickly and assume this would have to be adjusted based on number of passengers and total load weight. Possible calculation error in this weight?These weights may already have jettisoned
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Of course, but it's a recognisable signal that let's rescuers know they're still conscious and hopefully aids in tracking their whereabouts.Lol, don't you think we already know it's in trouble
mosssideblue
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No problem with it rising too quicklyYes, probably. I assume they would need to have some weight left to prevent rising too quickly and assume this would have to be adjusted based on number of passengers and total load weight. Possible calculation error in this weight?
mosssideblue
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Which is exactly what they are doingOf course, but it's a recognisable signal that let's rescuers know they're still conscious and hopefully aids in tracking their whereabouts.