We all live in a yellow Submarine (or maybe not)

[Polarbear]

[grr666]

Obviously, the scale and suddenness of the implosion depends upon the depth reached before hull failure, but
assuming a significant depth was reached it was literally so fast they wouldn't have even registered it happening.

This video gives a good if somewhat dark explanation.
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[Easy-X]

I apologise for my previous comment. We of course need to know how such worthy people died, it's deeply important.
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[Ribenapigeon]

[M.C]

They've recovered some of the wreckage: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-66045554

[Islander]

[Ribenapigeon]

I wonder if there was a black box recorder on board?

[The Artist]

[Islander]

[Ribenapigeon]

Bit odd not having any logging technology on board what is supposedly an experimental craft. Beyond being piss poor to just plain stoopid.

[jeremyr62]

[Islander]

[MCN]

Someone highlighted a couple of significant points.

Directed at the design. Or failings in the design.

Fibre wrap is used for breathing air bottles. Primarily to reduce their weight.

The trade off is that steel bottles are able to be cycled (pressurised-depressurised) indefinitely, provided the pass their 5yr hydrostatic pressure test. The bottle is filled with water and pressurised to ? x the bottles maximum working pressure.

Wrapped bottle have to be scrapped after a certain number of cycles.

Also fibre wrap vessels are good at holding pressure in but remarkable s4ite at keeping pressure out.

The decision to use a composite hull rather than a steel hull will be a thing needing answers.

The vessel had already been in use for some time and several cycles.

Since the CEO mandate was that testingbwas unnecessary, it will probably be proved that testing was critical for this vessel.

Bought the interior lighting from a camping shop. FFS.
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[Islander]

[MCN]

The titanium end cap was.... wait for it....
Glued on using really strong glue.

There's a adventure guy was invited to dive in it but there were leaks.

A diving bell that leaks?
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[Nobby the Bastard]

Glue is fine. Glue holds on plane wings. Glue holds f1 cars together.

What was an issue is.using untested kit for tourism.
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[Polarbear]

[Kawasaki Jimbo]

[Ribenapigeon]

[MCN]

[Easy-X]

This is like fox hunting. Now bear with me one this one...

"Fox hunting is cruel!"

Yes.

"We should ban it!!!"

No.

"But! But! The poor fox"

Yes but how many people get thrown from horses every year and break their necks.

"I dunno, errr..."

And what sort of people are riding these horses, do you like these people?

"Rich twats... ah... I see."

We should make an experimental cardboard submersible. Charge £500,000 a ticket.
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[Ribenapigeon]

[Easy-X]

Sacrifice the odd fox to top a few toffs is not a good exchange?
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[stinkwheel]

[Raffles]