Bigg Bigg Blue
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Is it true that the swimming pool is still full after all this time ?
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The Titanic
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mosssideblue
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Sadly, I feel that unless the stricken vessel can surface on its own, then there is no hope for the crew surviving. Recovery operations at that depth are possible but timely.
davyhulme blue
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Cheers , my eyes have gone + I am a bit thickExtra 0 on that
denislawsbackheel
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Even if it can surface they need to be found before the oxygen runs out.Sadly, I feel that unless the stricken vessel can surface on its own, then there is no hope for the crew surviving. Recovery operations at that depth are possible but timely.
They cannot open the hatches from inside.
mosssideblue
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Agreed, but if it does manage to find the roof it ill be found almost immediatelyEven if it can surface they need to be found before the oxygen runs out.
They cannot open the hatches from inside.
Gareth Barry Conlon
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Tragic this. And slightly crazy that the sub has such basic functionality. They don't have any idea where it is? So it could be on the surface but if they can't contact it /find it they will die of lack of oxygen as its sealed from the outside.
mosssideblue
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If it's on the surface, it would have been found as soon as it emerged. Not sure what you mean by basic functioanlity thoughTragic this. And slightly crazy that the sub has such basic functionality. They don't have any idea where it is? So it could be on the surface but if they can't contact it /find it they will die of lack of oxygen as its sealed from the outside.
stonerblue
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Got no sympathy for them. It's the price sometimes paid for having an 'adventure'.
mosssideblue
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I'm sure you will get a lot of replies to that, not many favourableGot no sympathy for them. It's the price sometimes paid for having an 'adventure'.
stonerblue
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We'll see.I'm sure you will get a lot of replies to that, not many favourable
Anyone going on a dangerous adventure for kicks should not be surprised when or if things go wrong. Like those clowns climbing Everest or jumping out of planes for a buzz