Even if they felt pain it’s only momentarily the dmt in the body starts working immediately God created the perfect body to save you from pain that’s why people faint when too much pain
@@Beaneabean No way man. I’d rather die instantly like that. The brain needs 900 milliseconds to process pain or stimuli. The implosion was around 100-150 milliseconds. They felt nothing. Absolutely nothing. They didn’t even have time to know they died or were about to. Now, imagine sitting in complete darkness for 4 days, no light, no food, no water. It’s cold, in fact it’s probably freezing. There would be shock, fear, crying, possibly even fighting or watching someone take their own life. It would not be a fun experience at all. In fact it sounds like one of the worst ways to go. Because after 4 days of feeling scared and tired you then would suffocate to death when the oxygen depletes. They were very fortunate. It could have been horrible. Of course I’d rather that no one died.
A human outside the sub will not be crushed to death because we are mostly water, you will drown and even if I give you a tank with oxygen you will die in a very painful way because nitrogen and oxygen are toxic at those pressures. What killed these guys was the enormous release of potential energy of the difference of pressures between the pressure inside the sub 1atm and the pressure outside the sub 250 atm, in other words that submarine was not different than a s uicide vest, the only difference is that the potential energy of the vest is store in the chemicals.
There weren't laughing and then it suddenly crushed them. According to a leaked transcript they knew for 19 minutes they were in serious trouble hearing creaking and groaning noises for 19 minutes while the sub was desperately trying to surface at a rate that would have taken over 8 hours to reach the surface. They knew they were fscked for nearly twenty minutes.
They died 10 different ways in the blink of an eye. 150 million pounds hitting you makes you mooshed crab food. You're also pre heated for the crabs because the air pocket you're sitting in becomes as hot as the surface of the sun that's how hard the pressure hits you. It was a quick painless death and a burial at sea is honorable. RIP to the 19yo kid the adults are just dumb. Real dumb.
The death may have been quick and painless but the psychological impact that must have had is crazy they had to have known at a certain point this is it! As others have mentioned before. Not laughing at a joke like the narrator suggested. Realistically they had to of known they had onboard at least 2 seasoned crew members, I'm sure one mentioned concerns soon on and after having dropped sandbag I'm sure things didn't get any better and problems hit quickly as soon after they lost contact. Panic must have struck to think otherwise is unrealistic.
I’m not an engineer but I’m a divemaster and I understand diving physics like the back of my hand. You were correct about everything happening in just thousandths of a second, but remember for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction. When the pressure vessel gave way and imploded it then immediately exploded and everyone inside was instantaneously eviscerated. They never felt an ear drum blow, or any action of the air in their lungs, or even microscopic bubbles in their bloodstream. Much faster than the blink of an eye everything imploded than exploded. These videos of train cars under 1 atm of pressure collapsing are nothing to what took place under somewhere like 360 atm of pressure if I’m not mistaken. My point is they had many tons of pressure psi on that submersible and there is nothing to recover but pieces of broken titanium pretty much.
@@seekinmyshadowlands6875 at that depth I would literally conceive their “pieces” to be similar to if a person standing on land that had high explosives strapped to their body, but there would not even be a stray limb somewhere. I take it my use of eviscerated was wrong, sorry for that. My point was just that every part of them would be mixed in with the water. I would suspect they would be cleaned up by the bottom dwelling creatures quickly. Btw I’m not trying to be gross, just give an accurate description due to these news media descriptions showing when they put a vacuum on an empty rail container and how it collapses, it’s not accurate at all because it only has 1 atmosphere of pressure on it from the outside. They had probably around an atmosphere on the inside and then several hundred atmospheres instantaneously, so a big difference from the big news outlets. Thanks for my misuse of eviscerate!
@@comixof2morrow yes it was 13cm thick tube of mostly carbon fiber with titanium end caps from what I’ve heard described. Obviously the front end cap had a large, thick plexiglass dome built into it. The carbon fiber by far was the weakest link from everything I understand about the design.
You’re missing the point. They may not have “felt it” but imagine knowing for 20 mins that you guys are having serious issues and hearing crackling…..for 20 mins!!! That’s sheer panic. Rick pain. I’d rather be in pain then straight pandemonium
but even if true hope the time was very quick. Once you are dead what happened seconds before doesn't matter. That is a matter if one has faith in a after life . When you are dead the last sunrise is no more a memory or who you were with. Quick is best way man.
@@jonesclash792yes i heard the same thing. they are unreleased transcripts out there that are probably legit that show they knew for 20 minutes straight, all sensors were blinking red and they heard cracking noises a couple times!!!!! so scary wow
Stockton had an alarm set up to tell him if the hull was destabilizing. It’s the exact reason why he dropped the weights. They were trying to get back to the surface but it was already FUBAR. So they absolutely knew something serious was happening, and then boom lights out.
Potentially. But with the catastrophic implosion the weights could have been dropped from that as well. It could have happened so quick that the alarm wouldn't have had time to even warn them. There's still a lot more information that needs to be found out. It is very possible that the alarm was sounding so they drop the weights to head up top but the weights could easily have come out after the implosion. But I feel like they're going to find out a lot more information. They may have known something was wrong but they definitely would have never felt a single thing. They would have been turned to a paste before their brain even had time to register what was going on
Sauce please brotha. Sounds like a good read… I haven’t heard this (about the weights being dropped). I did hear on another video that their last communication was that they were trying to get back to the surface but again, no source. How would we know?
Exactly. And I keep asking myself who gives a shit about this story already? They've beat this one to death! Woke lefties plunged into the ocean against the recommendations of experienced and knowledgeable experts and won a Darwin award.
If any of you are wondering, the implosion took 1ms to take place and the human body’s reaction time is 100ms. So they basically they could not comprehend what happened to them.
Yeah I was about to say. Most evidence points to the fact that they knew something was wrong and we’re trying to ascend as quick as possible, hence forth trying to drop weight. Maybe the system alerted them that the hull was breached, or they got a dent in the hull and got the message to gtfo, but either way it seems like they knew something was wrong. But at least they didn’t feel any pain and the implosion was instant. May they rip
@@bingus3671yeah I’m imagining this too. Obviously it’s all conjecture… but what if it partially compromised, then somehow stayed stable for another few minutes. Like a blatantly obvious *CRUSH* … (pause, silence)… *ding. Ding. (Another brief pause) krrrreeeeek. DING dingding BOOM* all these noises and then suddenly a visible dent. A super intense spray of water, then BOOM they’re gone. Like, we don’t know. And it’s somewhat creepy of us to even imagine these scenarios - essentially creating drama we don’t know is there for the sake of making this more interesting to talk about. But it’s certainly possible and imo likely, that there were a few indicators of their inevitable demise before the instasquish.
For those wondering, that test implosion was showing what It be like 1000ft deep, they were 13000 feet deep. So they were probably sliced then vaporized within 0.0001 seconds
@@melhorfutebol451 Exactly. They should be used for medical experiments, we could quickly gain a lot of medical breakthroughs and knowledge. Too bad some softies think that's "inhumane."
They do, you see there families and children will forever feel pain, take stocktons daughter and son they will have to hide the fact that there dad was Stockton
Scott Manley calculated the energy as being like approx 50kg TNT going off & it happened faster than the nerve system could get to the brain... So brutal & fast!
ACTUALLY. It is likely they heard creaking as they were descending and KNEW there was a problem. The captain probably tried to ascend immediately, and they were scared. Then, BOOM. Vaporized. We tell ourselves that they did not know to make ourselves feel better.
I was actually wondering this because wasn't there an outer hull that had to have been cracked first? I mean perhaps it was just a second before the entire thing went, but that would have made them aware, wouldn't it? That part makes me sad, that they did realize if only for a few moments before.
@@rebeccah3715Stockton had an alarm set up to tell him if the hull was destabilizing. It’s the exact reason why he dropped the weights. They were trying to get back to the surface but it was already FUBAR. So they absolutely knew something serious was happening, and then boom lights out.
I think they knew something was wrong but when it imploded it they may have not had time to respond or feel anything cause it happen so fast. At least I hope so bc to be crushed to death is horrible.
This is probably the most painless way to die just from the speed of everything occurring. It is AMAZING how pressure can eviscerate something into nothing. Since the passengers were to die on this voyage, this is actually the best thing to happen and I'm so happy they never suffered the long, terrifying death of running out of air, over 5 days, in the freezing, cold, dark ocean floor. God bless them all and Rest in peace. 🙏
Myth busters has a video of a bell diver suit at deep depths and they cut off the pressure to the suit. They also had a dead pig in the suit. The suit basically became a tube of toothpaste and the helmet was opening. It's an interesting and terrifying video.
Yes ..... but .... there was no joke .... the transcript states the conversation - they knew that thing was cracking up... they were trying to get to the surface ... they knew they were in deep shit. No one was joking.
@mar4oz i can't imagine what terror they went through. I've been sailing for years and the top of the sea is unforgiven, being 1500 meters + makes me shit my pants.
They knew there was a problem as they were dropping ballast and making an emergency accent when they lost contact. Probably cracking and creaking (as Rush was used to from other trips), very bad cracking and creaking in this case I would imagine - for Rush to cancel the $1m dive after almost reaching their goal. However, I agree that when the unit failed completely they wouldn’t have had time to understand what was happening to them.
Yep, when one reporter ask if they were gonna retrieve the remains I thought, lady? Did you hear what they said? Look up implosion and how could you have ask that?
Yea the ignorance is palpable lmao good on the guy to not answer the question directly and honestly out of respect for grieving families though. They don’t need to hear it like that
That sub itself was creaking and basically warning them of the on coming disaster I'm sorry guys but those people were in absolute terror they knew they were in big trouble
the sub had been to that depth before the problem was they did not maintain it correctly or even do the safety certifications its suffered a failure due to this
No it was probably a breach in the hull from stress fractures. Military subs constantly check the hull of the sub every time they surface to make sure nothing is wrong
Fun fact the implosion was about .13 Ms long mean they did not even feel the pain of it because the human brains takes 100ms to recieve pain signal so they did not feel anything
They weren't laughing. They had dropped ballast and the external steel frame, so they were attempting an emergency surface. They knew what was going to happen.
@@l-train7876 The submersible was itself a cylinder, so it had a steel framework to allow it to sit upright on the bottom. This could be released in the event of an emergency. The ROV which located the remains of the Titan reported that this frame as well as the balast plates were found some distance away from the submersible, suggesting that they were trying to surface. The implosion itself would be instantaneous, but they probably had some warning that the hull was failing.
@@yajy4501he put other lives at risk through his own ignorance and/or stupidity. He got what he deserved. It's a shame innocent lives had to be lost for this guy's karma to bite him in the ass.
@@yajy4501Nah bro, he just killed 4 innocent people and he even knew the submarine was not safe, but still let it happen. He should be the only one that deserves that fate.
They heard it cracking for 90 secs, they knew it was coming. I assume the kid freaked out and his father held him & said a prayer. Then they were gone.
They had way less than a second. It takes over 100 milliseconds for our brains to process pain, and they died within a fraction of that. So you could be mid blink and be sludge the next, they had no time to think or even comprehend that they were about to die.
The vessel implodes because the outside water pressure is greater than the interior cabin air pressure. The ear drums, lung cavity, air trapped under dental fillings, air bubbles in body fluids, and organs, would have also imploded. The ear drums would have a negative pressure, and collapse.
Someone compared the pressure to 200× the pressure in a tire. Instantly made me think of when my neighbor was pumping up a kids bike tire and it popped, the entire neighborhood came out it was so loud. Thats a kids bike tire😳
And sound travels 25x faster in water than air if you can, hold your head underwater when a motorized boat is passing hundreds of yards away and it will sound like it’s coming from all directions at the same time. Kind of sucks when your scuba diving and people don’t pay attention. Just have to get low, hope they stop and then drop their prop to the bottom!
No. A physicist said that one of the submarines tanks leaked, causing the sub to tilt forward and drop down front first… because of the sudden acceleration of depth and pressure, the sub imploded. The people on board would’ve know for about 30-45 seeconds that something was horribly wrong before the implosion that would of been instant.
Sad this has happened. It’s unbelievable that this contraption existed and was used unapproved for this Titanic exploration. If you have to sign a waiver I’d already be suspicious.
In all fairness, you have to sign a waiver for anything remotely dangerous. Though I’m suspecting signing a waiver for an indoor rock climbing experience and a dive 3k meters bellow surface is probably different. Though seeing how things have unfolded and the carelessness of that CEO, I wouldn’t put it past him to be have wrote a shitty waver just like the death trap he built 😂
No, this isnt quite what the inside of the sub would look like. It was made of carbon fiber, not metal. And the pressure was coming from the outside, not from the interior. A small discrepancy to some, but you would be surprised at how different the results are. They likely weren't crushed to death. Instead, they would have died from the extremely rapid compression of air, and the extremely rapid rate of water coming into the sub. Just to give you an idea of how fast the water would fill the cabin: a hole the size of a human hair would fill the cabin in about 1 hour, a hole measuring 1mm² would fill it in roughly 10 minutes. Now imagine a hole the size of your fist, and you start to get the picture. Also, they knew they were going to die well before the sub imploded. There are leaked transcripts of communications it had with the mothership. Dont get your info from some random channel on yt shorts. This is exactly why.
It takes 6 milliseconds for the brain to register pain, and it takes 13 milliseconds for the brain to interpret what the eyes are seeing. They would have imploded in 1 - 2 milliseconds. They would have felt and known nothing.
For a simpler look on what could happen to their bodies, try looking up a tube of toothpaste getting crushed by a hydraulic press. That's pretty much it. Except, they would be POSSIBLY get cooked first because of the rise of temperature when the oxygen inside compressed is compressed, but it's happened too quick.
The implosion does the same thing to the people on board as it does to the can they were floating in!! Don’t think about it people! Seriously. It’s not something you want to picture
They definitely were not joking & laughing.. panic was there.. I think they heard all the cracking on the inside & probably ran out of oxygen if things were falling off little by little until they imploded.. either way ofcourse I hope they didn’t feel pain or anticipated agony prior to imploding.. RIP🥀5 brave men.
Pretty sure it’s 1600 pounds per square inch of pressure. They don’t have remains anymore. They didn’t find remains because their remains literally leaked out
For those of you curious, it takes 100 milliseconds for your brain to process pain, and 13 milliseconds for your eyes to see that said pain is imminent and bound to happen. However, the implosion on the submarine took only a single millisecond. So, one second they were joking and laughing, the next millisecond, they were dust.
They were like : this is wrong, we were on our way to Titanic and suddenly transferred to this another world. And they now have a new journey as Isekai characters
They heard the hull cracking first. Most experts have said that and previous divers talked about it as well. At least now you can make another RU-vid video. Yay algorithms 🎉
Apparently, it was likely that they went vertical and began a rapid descent to the bottom 45 to 70 seconds before the implosion, as the submarine completely lost power. Some speculate that they may have been in pitch black, all piled on top of each other as the sub went down. So, probably a lot of shouting, confusion, words of “don’t panic,” and “oh my god!!!” THEN, split second catastrophe. Either way… it’s absolutely terrifying, and probably not the best way to die. Hopefully it was the quickest
I was just acolling doen the commentd thinking this. Sad part is they didnt know when they died. I would atleast know when ima die but totallt go out like this
What's cool is that you dont feel any pain at all if this happens, as it takes the human body 1 millisecond to feel pain. This event took nearly 10 or fewer milliseconds, yet you won't feel anything anyway.
The sad thing is, apparently they were scared. The transcripts were released. And they knew something was wrong before it happened. Rush mentioned that all alarms were red, that they were having to switch to auxiliary power, and on top of that; rush had mentioned there was a crackling sound in the aft section. They all knew something was terribly wrong, so unfortunately their last moments were spent trying to fix major issues on the sub. Sad.
Oh they were scared. They had 18 minutes from the time the alarms went off and they heard the crackling noises in the aft, and attempted an emergency ascent from 3500 meters. They knew they were going to die and they knew for almost 20 minutes. “They weren’t even scared”? No, they were terrified. They may not have felt pain but they anticipated their death for a long time.
Dead is dead, it doesn’t matter if they went quietly. It never should have happened to anyone rich or poor. Someone needs some prison time for those manslaughter’s.
It was more like a giant diesel piston. They were first compressed at 2,500 feet per second and then vaporized by a 1000 degree sonoluminescent detonation.
What does it look like to meet a friend called JAWS post implosion?😂 I suspect the French Fries were first eaten and the last to eat was extra spicy food on the menu😂
After losing power, the sub went port hole down vertical because of the weight of that end. Propulsion is what was used to keep the sub horizontal, when that was lost it became port hole bulkhead heavy. That said, imagine being in pitch black sitting in a vertical pile of people screaming to the sounds of crackling? How terrifying.
They probably weren't happy. The text logs show that the main guy was absolutely panicking, and that there was some sort of alarm going off inside the vessel
For anyone wondering the pressure down at that depth is roughly 6500lbs per square inch, that is the equivilent of 3.5 tons of weight pressing you from every single angle simultaneously, it is nearly 400 times the pressure of earths atmosphere.
It was not all of a sudden. The implosion itself was sure. But that thing would have gone vertical and dropped like an arrow before it happened. So they fell over eachother to the side, in total darkness and the only sound their own panic. They knew for a decent period that they would probably be dying, then when they dropped the frame, and the ballasts, once they lost power thats when it would go verticle and drop. They may have hit the ocean floor causing the implosion. It may have happened otw down. But the notion that they were just gliding along blissfully unaware then boom!, is a fantasy.
