Journey to the World's Most Famous Shipwreck | Take Me to Titanic | BBC Select 

Red mist.

@@Biosafetylevel4 : /

Stockton Rush = fish chum.

@@raymondmiller5098 You're hilarious mate, let's see you navigate out the basement or the spare room!

The fact that they forgot that even a magnificent ship such as Titanic lost many lives because of its careless safety measures then and now a submersible visiting the same shipwreck with its own careless safety measures lost innocent lives says we haven't learnt anything from the past.😢😢

The level of incompetence with Oceangate never ceases to amaze lol.

How date you- I use ryobi perfectly well on my home DIY!!!

@@letsdisagree Just make sure your home DIY doesn't include homemade subs! 😂

To the average person this would have been overlooked. As a blue collar individual, I thought these bolts would be actually torqued to a certain inch/lbs . I’m actually blown away I just watched them seal that thing with a ryobi drill.

Yep. My mechanic torqued my wheel bearing bolts to the manufacturer recommendations. You'd think this would be way more sophisticated.

Something terrible Has happened

Gotta crack a few eggs to make an omelet.

@@thefloridapiper7190 a few skulls*

@@DarkThunderlolr/whoosh

@@motashaiye omg

Riiiiiiight

The one piece is real!

He only used it once

​@@sba8710he go at 11,000 meter alone and still alive

I'm curious how much is The titan sub compared to James Cameron's submersible? I can't find it on google.

Let us hope nobody attempts to dive in the Tit.

I see what u did there

I got it: the next one will be call the "Tit".

I'll bet anything that one, some, or all of those killed were reincarnated victims of the titanic sinking.

@@ricnyc2759 oh dang, lol I didn’t realise that rhyme 😂

Nope

Gay

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and did u see the guy using a Ryobi screw gun ?

He basically nailed the coffin for those 4

And the ratchet, not good. They all look more like students than engineers or technicians/ fitters.

i was about to comment the same thing, that guy has no idea what he's doing

@@kashy1116 stockton rush himself said, literally, that "they only hire young engineers, instead of 50yr old guys in white robes"... well i guess you get what you pay for, right?

Wake up!

They were spinning in circles on the sea floor because someone put the fan on backwards. You were warned!

@@whitneyv.8211 How do you know that?

@@whitneyv.8211 I watched it on the BBC. If my memory doesn't fail me, it was in 2 parts. I must have missed the part where THAT happens.

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I'm 100% certain she thought the sub was built by Boeing and NASA, and it was indestructible

​@@YellowKurtYup. Nothing screams 'Boeing' or 'NASA' like a sub operated by a playstation controller👍

@@YellowKurt That's true, Stockton was promoting his sub as being engineered by NASA and Boeing. It was like a con job to convince them it was safe so they'd pay him 250k to ride on it.

@quad849No, not to control platforms whose operation poses a safety critical risk to life - they certainly don’t. I am a logistics officer in the navy and I trained as a system safety engineer in order to write safety cases for information systems that were relevant to safety critical activities, such as engineering, maintenance management and platform configuration. Using COTS products under these conditions would never be considered ALARP. That why Rush never sought civilian accreditation. He knew he couldn’t get this signed off. So he went ahead regardless. Just stop and think about it. If it was just a case of swapping Logitech controllers out on complex military vehicles, aircraft etc, then the military would just buy and replace. They don’t. They design and engineer assets to perform under the most highly testing conditions, heat, cold, gravitational forces, acceleration, deceleration, high and low pressures. These items are going to be put to some incredibly tough use, so each component’s cost is reflective of all the testing and certification that assures its function. You don’t just pop a few notes on the counter and walk off with a video games controller from a shop to control a submarine. Not unless you want to kill somebody. Oh wait, he already did.

If you're more worried about the sub itself than reaching your destination, you wouldn't go on the sub in the first place.

I’m sorry sir, but your plane is full, but that’s not a problem we can put you onto this experimental airplane, where tickets cost 10 times more. Really? You want to? OK, ummmmm… good luck… LOL!

​@@johnp999 the only problem is there was no other sub in the world available. It was either see the titanic in that thing or never see it at all.

​@@YellowKurt I feel like most ppl would opt to just look at the existing footage or pics 🤷‍♂️

fr, you experiment with food or fashion. you don't experiment with flimsy metal death traps 12,000+ ft below water. 😂

A true kickstarter AAAA game experience

Well, people willing join cults too...

A wrench and a spanner for fcks sake. Even had they used a torque wrench i'd have been saying thanks but no thanks mate.

What do you suppose they use a door handle?

​@@Iamwangdong uh, water tight pressurized access hatch like all submarines have?

​@@BigBlackGlock No no, they didn't even need to tighten them. Just hope the water pressure would push evenly hard against the window hatch and don't slide to the one of the sides during the dive.... blob blob...

Exactly. If memory serves (and it usually does), the CEO of Ocean Gate hired a retired USN submariner to examine the submersible and provide input on its design. Apparently, this submariner had 40-45 items that needed to be either added or changed to make this safe. The CEO scoffed at him, saying something derogatory about middle-aged white men. None of the indicated changes were ever made. The rest (or should I say, what is left) is history.

the worst part about it is they being trapped from inside (due to the bolts from outside), that mean they still need the helps from the outside even when ur on the surface while lacking of oxygen

Ya se, no lo pudiste describir mejor, yo no haría eso nunca, que miedo!!!

Exactly No amount of money would get me in there You too which is good We are kind flowers 🌺 we need some help with some stuff to do

Yeah but there was False security at that time it already made successful dives to Titanic so they were thinkng they would be ok not know each time that sub went down there was getting week and ready to blow up 😮😬

@@blairbailey6199 such a shame

He had more dollars than sense. LOL.

I think they know exactly how lucky they are

I think some of them would have realised straight after their own trip, before this disaster.

10/10... Will do again

Just more evidence proving one's wealth does NOT equal ones intelligence.

@@jvh8806What was unintelligent about her going down to see The Titanic and making it back safely? 🤔

​@@thekokoshoIf I stick my hand into an active running blender and somehow manage to pull my hand out intact, is sticking my hand into a running blender an intelligent action? Or Would the intelligent action be to *NOT* do that and unplug it first?

@@KingStr0ng How are u comparing the submersible, which at the time of this video was making another successful deep sea trip, to an active blender?? You seem to be using hindsight, to make a point.

​@@thekokosho how are you so shallow to understand that the sub was doomed to fail from the start? The fact that it completed a mere few trips down is a damn good miracle. Her lack of intelligence stems from doing ANYTHING just to reach the Titanic, even as far as packing herself into a untested vessel that has no reliable success rate.

Most expeditions are dangerous.

I think the 10 certified deep sea subs cost about $10m+ and get around $1m worth of servicing after each dive to ensure the next dive is safe. Compair and contrast with Rush's effort! Posthumous question to Rush. "Whats it feel like to be such an asshole?"

He didn't. This was a scientific research dive. which needed funding.

​@@jamworthy14​you must be either exceptionally stupid or financially involved with OceanGate to suggest anything about the Titan was "scientific".

@@jamworthy14 🤣

@@jamworthy14 No. Titan was not for scientific purposes and the last dive wasn't for "scientific research." It was specifically for tourists, not "scientific research." The CEO, Stockton Rush, repeatedly stated in interviews the Titan sub was for tourists. You'd think Mr. Rush and company would've used basic science to figure out potential flaws with this trashcan sub, but they didn't. Well, they did, but fired the guy for pointing that the safety issues and tried to silence him via lawsuits. Oceangate had over $50 million in cash & private funding when the sub imploded. On top of that they were charging people $250,000 per ride on the Titan. Stockton Rush and Oceangate weren't scrounging for funding. Get out of here with your nonsense.

@@bIametheniIe listen. Do u people not listen. Get a life. This is not your expertise. Everything u said is mostly false . The dive to Titanic was for scientific research not tourist. They needed Funding and decided to take civilians.

Bruh

whoops

Well, what do you know? It's not!

I also haven’t heard anything. I tried booking but their site is down

@@davidkruse4030 Let me know if you get through. I'm guessing their website imploded from the heavy traffic. Probably lots of people are interested.

Cutting edge was the blade on the ryobi wood saw that cut the hole for the hatch. Probably.

No, the sub was competent enough. Its just gradual damage to the lining that creates the weak spot and sub imploded much like the weak spots that are on air planes.

​@@jamworthy14how is that competent enough?

@@kn6123 cause that's normal. It happens.

​@@jamworthy14planes don't disintegrate after just 12 flights, neither do certified subs.

@@dirzz ah u people who have done 0 research , making assumptions. Titan has done more than 200 dives. And water pressure is drastically more than air pressure and even 10 dives can weaken a new sub btw. If exposed to high pressure frequently

“Just hand tight is tight enough Lee”

If I remember correctly, everyone who boards that sub has to sign a long list of waivers one of which informs them that this was an experimental sub. There were plenty of warnings available, but did they know how compromised the sub was? I think not.

Black n Decker drill

If the submarine imploded the controller would have quickly evaporated. But I agree, it would be a grim relic worth a high price

⁠@@thatontariofarmerjust imagine if everything was destroyed except for the controller in perfect condition. 😂

I want it to play Dark Souls!

He did say in one of the videos that he keeps a couple spares around ~just in case ~

@@YellowKurt Just in case the cheap crap sub implodes and everyone dies? The guy was a nutcase. Too bad that people trusted him. The damn sub was glued together. Unbelievable, really!

Top comment,Makita all day long.

Nah man, Milwaukee ! In red we trust

First thing I noticed too. The guy stopped at Walmart on the way to OceanGate. The fact that no one notices says a lot. Someone with a Ryobi is definitely new to the tool game.

Nout wrong with Ryobi 😂

I think it's the new Russian Roulette, for hipsters.

Not really mate. This was the only submarine and company that ran this tour.

Definitely more regulations now coast guard doesn’t want to go searching every month 😂

Everest leaves bodies

Well they will never see the light of day cause they're highly unlikely to live in that situation.

@@BuzzlightyearinactionSaSenadothey announced that it imploded a few hours ago. They died instantly.

They’re dead dead 💀

Smuggling in 1.25 million each time they made it back.

Than* not ‘Then’!

@@fredwrinkleYou think?!?

I don't think so. But if you like adventure I'm organising a trans Antarctica expedition in a VW camper van in November. It has a proper porta potti toilet, and tea and coffee making facilities. Cost £400,000 per person. Let me know if you're interested, the deposit is just £100,000 and seats are going fast so book early, to avoid disappointment.

@@simonh6371no I’ll pass

@@simonh6371 bro how to transfer money

Their choice.

@@ajs41 sure is, still sucks though.

It became same as titanic

You can still take the Boeing shuttle to the ISS...

F them for being stupid. Also F them for giving me endless nightmares!

I’ve seen families on crack holding their families together better than this sub.

why? it never happened

@@vegaskidd555 You another January 6 denier? Holocaust denier??

@@johnp999 is the world flat too? lol. u puppet

​@@johnp999 Calm down bro. That guy knows secrets 🤫

@@billymadison8574 That's what the tin foil hat is for!

A coffin. You got yourself into a coffin.

​@@johnp999 To be fair, it wasn't a coffin most of the time.

Or maybe he’s reached The Titanic and is in disbelief that its happening? 😒

@@thekokosho all of your comments on this channel are just weird. Speaking for people who could’ve easily lost their lives just has easy has the last crew did. I don’t know any other way to describe your tone and weirdo argumentative vibe you’re going through and giving everyone.

@@Saintly22 Nothing weird about any of my responses. Especially to your comment, here. You’re commenting on what you think the man is feeling and I responded that he could possibly be feeling something else. You’re here to ride a narrative & I’m here to make sense. Have a nice day, weirdo

Elon Musk can do it, he can do anything! I mean, Twitter is really going great!!

You're comparing what a single private company has done to entire governments, give me a fucking break.

Torque wrench

@@greghatton1787 Exactly. I use a torque wrench on my car for god sakes.

Not funny ew

Now it’s a double gravesite. it should doubly be left alone.