An implosion moves at milliseconds. The human senses do not register anything at that speed. That's why I said that they had an easy death. One moment you're here and, not even in a blink, you're gone.
Titanic Submersible
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I saw a coverage from a medical expert who did confirm, with a computer model, that they were gone in a millisecond indeed. Yet he explain how they actually died a few second before the implosion as a human body cannot survive the pressure that eventually (few seconds) lead to implosion.
Excellent summary of your thoughts.
Do you have any suggestions to reform the tax code ?
Maybe the middle class should get squeezed more for taxes to supplement the tax cheats and the government.
If they had $2 million to bring into the country, a red carpet will be rolled out for them.
Just look around you and say its not true.
Lol. Enjoy the weather brother.Exactly, just like your air head comments.
If I have that kind of money. I'd invest on a drone that could capture the titanic wreckage full HD wide in my living room with 2 of the best SPs for the full day or
The newest in adventure tourism! All new experimental submersible takes you to BOTH the wreck of the Titanic and the debris of the Titan implosion! Two for the ridiculously exorbitant price of one
Designing a submersible that can descend to more than 35K feet is 'routine engineering'? And a guy like James Cameron who holds no post-secondary education in any discipline whatsoever, let alone engineering, would have enough understanding of complex stresses and strength of materials to design the vehicle himself? Sure, that could happen. C'mon man....really?
Agree. But it has been reported, by non terbs, that adequate testing was never done after each dive checking for stress fatique.
There's a grieving mother of a 19 year old who didn't even want to go. The US coast guard knew the outcome 4 days before oxygen ran out and they still had a 4 day futile search.
and you get to go in an exact replica of the Titan and place bet with Vegas. If you implode they keep money if you dont you win. It is international waters so you cannot stop them and desperate people would borrow against everything they own. Make a good reality showThe newest in adventure tourism! All new experimental submersible takes you to BOTH the wreck of the Titanic and the debris of the Titan implosion! Two for the ridiculously exorbitant price of one
We're talking about a different submersible vehicle (Deepsea Challenger) that Cameron piloted to the bottom of the Trench, not specifically about the Titan
Probably. I thought I heard him say he had a part in designing it. I could be wrong.
I suspect he was a principal visionary in getting the initiative setup and moving forward, and provided a lot of what I would term 'end user input' all through the process. But the lead technical engineer was Ron Allum, an Aussie engineer.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ron_Allum
Source? Tax matters are confidential, at least in Canada. You won’t get the truth from the billionaires as to how much tax they pay.
As an engineer, I concur with Danny’s comment. There are also many self-taught individuals who can put educated engineers to shame.
Having worked in aerospace engineering at a very senior level for many many years, I'd say the instances of what you're talking about do occur, but typically in much less complex or sophisticated situations/contexts. Designing a bridge or designing a robotic assembly plant is very different from designing a space vehicle or a deep sea submersible.
You are correct. However, we should not discount the possibility. My experiences are from working across many disciplines, academic, private sector and government, for the last 46 years. We might have even crossed paths at some point in time.
