That's probably how they found the wreck so quickly.A top secret U.S. Navy acoustic detection system designed to spot enemy submarines first heard the Titan sub implosion hours after the submersible began its mission.
That's probably how they found the wreck so quickly.A top secret U.S. Navy acoustic detection system designed to spot enemy submarines first heard the Titan sub implosion hours after the submersible began its mission.
Yes. This is true. I wasn’t thinking when specific warnings are issued and people just ignore them.As far as we might be concerned? I’d suggest anytime authorities advise the public not to do X because conditions are unsafe.
Don’t go on ice.
Don’t snowboard when avalanche risk.
Don’t venture into flood/fire zones
Don’t swim at X beach. Rip tides
Etc and so on.
In the case of scuba diving, the "industry" is highly regulated, in fact by the industry itself. In order to go on a scuba dive (with master divers) or rent air tanks, you have to take training and pass a test.This is what I am saying. What is considered high risk? There are plenty of risking activities that are completely safe. And tons of completely safe activities were an accident can happen.
Canada being the closest country from the wreck it falls on us to investigate through the TSB but with an American company involved and a submarine made in the US their TSB will most likely be involved1- I have zero sympathy for people who die doing stupid shit. Arrogance caused their death-same as it did the Titanic oddly enough.
2-Why was Canada involved in the search and rescue? AFAIK The Titanic isn't in Canadian water and none of the crew were Canadian. The entire search and rescue from all countries involved should be tallied up and invoiced to the estates of the dead arrogant dummies ASAP!
The owner sounded like a woke leftie- so there's that as a silver lining.
There is apparently a name for this kind of activity- it’s called Adventure Tourism. For the most part, it seems to be unregulated. This is a short vid that describes this industry:Yes. This is true. I wasn’t thinking when specific warnings are issued and people just ignore them.
Sorry. Hard for me to think about shit I won’t personally do. A warning is there for a reason. I was just thinking of individual activities as a whole.
Don't knock the Playstation controller. It's being widely adopted throughout the US military, for example. Why? Millions of young people arrive mostly pre trained in its usage having the benefit of thousands of hours of practice while playing games.This has to be a joke.
You are going down almost 4 kilometers under the sea in a contraption controlled with play station controller?
We will lose the war when we run out of batteries then.Don't knock the Playstation controller. It's being widely adopted throughout the US military, for example. Why? Millions of young people arrive mostly pre trained in its usage having the benefit of thousands of hours of practice while playing games.
U.S. Navy swapping $38,000 periscope joysticks for $30 Xbox controllers on high-tech submarines
OK, so my 10-year-old kid could board an advanced U.S. Navy submarine and operate the periscope? That seems to be the pretty cool assumption based on thewww.geekwire.com
I was wondering about that, yet the vessel that lowered the sub did not have sonar ?According to secret sources talkingto the WSJ, the US Navy new the faith of the sub and its occupants four days ago. Their underwater antisubmarine monitoring equipment picked up the implosion the moment it happened. Apparently it was picked up on the IUSS listening devices. Which is not surprising as the ocean approaches to North America are littered with floating and bottom resting microphones.
Agreed. Just remember that the ones claiming he should've spent their money in a "better way", have NO money to spend in a better way or if they did have the money, they wouldn't spend it in the "better way".I find it comical that some on this thread are criticizing the victims on how they should have spent their money in a "better way." Just a reminder that we're on a board where guys are spending hundreds of dollars an hour on SP's. Then there are those that brag that they suposedly spending thousands a month on escorts.
IMO, spending money on escorts, diving to the wreck, adventure travel, etc are all the same thing for the same reason. Just because we can and it's a thrill. The only difference is the amount of money involved.
The playstation controller appears to be one of the safest features of the vessel.Don't knock the Playstation controller. It's being widely adopted throughout the US military, for example. Why? Millions of young people arrive mostly pre trained in its usage having the benefit of thousands of hours of practice while playing games.
U.S. Navy swapping $38,000 periscope joysticks for $30 Xbox controllers on high-tech submarines
OK, so my 10-year-old kid could board an advanced U.S. Navy submarine and operate the periscope? That seems to be the pretty cool assumption based on thewww.geekwire.com
If you have money to spend on escorts then you have more disposable income that the average person. Maybe not enough to cure world hunger or clean up the oceans, but can certainly put to other uses.Agreed. Just remember that the ones claiming he should've spent their money in a "better way", have NO money to spend in a better way or if they did have the money, they wouldn't spend it in the "better way".
I think he was one of the 5 that died, no?
My fucking god, this asshole is stupid.
Betcha the DOJ are watching this video right now and prepping a manslaughter 2 prosecution against this vile dickhead as soon as he gets back to the States. He gonna be doin some big ass Pen time. Plus the wrongful death suits.
I didn't know that. Thanks. I thought he just sent the other out.I think he was one of the 5 that died, no?