US Navy Reveals TERRIFYING Truth Behind The Ocean Gate Submarine Tragedy |Pt.1 Titan Documentary

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US Navy Reveals TERRIFYING Truth Behind The OceanGate Submarine Tragedy |Pt.1 Titan Documentary
In this gripping documentary, we uncover the harrowing details behind the OceanGate submarine tragedy. The Titan, a state-of-the-art deep-sea submersible, was on a mission to explore the uncharted depths of the ocean when disaster struck. With unprecedented access to classified information, we bring you the untold story of what went wrong during this fateful expedition.
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@Bashycat Месяц назад

Wait the fact that the thing was actually controlled by a game controller wasn't just a joke?!!

@lakoncers13 Месяц назад

Using a game controller isn’t actually that crazy. The military does it also for several things

@jckdnls9292 Месяц назад

Yeah it's no big deal, Bluetooth, and they have 2 as backup.

@Commander-McBragg Месяц назад

Did you listen to the first five minutes of the video?

@briantampa1164 Месяц назад

@@Commander-McBraggsome people have comprehension problems and have a hard time paying attention and listening.

@lenordbrazil9580 Месяц назад

Didnt you hear that's what the navy uses it was the bad titanium and repeated used that caused the failure

@djedryan Месяц назад

Title is misleading as there's nothing new reported here. Its a rehash.

@billseventy6825 Месяц назад

In other Words " goddam click bait "... DDdrrrrrrrr

@djedryan Месяц назад

@@GimmeTeaCaroline ...also hiding all recommendations of this channel.... fool me once.

@Disnamesucksass Месяц назад

Thanks for the heads up.

@rhondapage2644 29 дней назад

Ok Ty won’t waste my time

@NootNoot465 29 дней назад

Thanks for saving me the time. This channel will go straight into "never recommend again"

@johnbrinsfield932 Месяц назад

We already know what the U.S. Navy discovered around the time of the incident. They had sonar & sound readings of an implosion @ the time, depth & general location of the Ocean Gate sub Titan. The real tragedy of this is the people he deceived into thinking its safe. So they would give him money & sign their lives over. If he was the only one in that sub when it imploded, i would have more respect for him. People would say " at least he went out doing what he loved". He would of still been called a dummy, irresponsible etc but people wouldnt hate him & call him a scammer.

@Sanuske4 13 дней назад

A bunch of billionares taking unnecessary risks because they have more money than sense. The only one I actually feel sorry for is the kid because he did not want to go and was forced into it.

@lisal.4498 Месяц назад

The sh** show that was allowed to happen to the family of the victims was horrific. They knew that they imploded immediately and the media did their ghoulish countdown right up until the last minute of “oxygen” expired. Smh

@jiminglima-fh6tg 29 дней назад

I can't understand how men who were intelligent enough to be very prominent businessmen were foolish enough to go down in the deep ocean in that death trap.

@calchedz 25 дней назад

More money than sense

@SpaceForceCooks 21 день назад

They were fooled into thinking they weren't in a death trap, Rush claimed it was safer than crossing the street. They had around 13 successful dives with their newer hull without issue yet it seemed every dive there was some sort of issue from losing electric power or losing communications with the mother ship

@Stark21293 20 дней назад

Making $ doesn’t make you “smart” 🤷🏻‍♂️🤣

@JohnBrown-vn2qw 17 дней назад

they were business men not engineers

@ArianaRosalia 14 дней назад

I mean it's not surprising when you know people like Trump and his supporters exist. So nothing should be shocking anymore. Low intelligence is the hot new trend the past 8 years.

@user-zs6mm9zi7p 15 дней назад

Just the fact that you were bolted in that thing from the outside and with absolutely no way to escape, would have been enough for me to say no. I can’t think of anything more terrifying than that, even if it was never even put in the water.

@joesgarage8965 12 дней назад

It doesn't matter if you were bolted in. Because of the water pressure you could not open the hatch anyway.

@AEthelingg Месяц назад

Interesting that the taxpayer, not ocean gate pay for the rescue attempt

@Jaysqualityparts 22 дня назад

Only if you’re in the rich club. Not us.

@pforce9 Месяц назад

I can't get my mind past that he glued the ends on. Just took a brush or spatula, smeared some sort of adhesive on the end of a carbon fiber tube and glued a titanium ring to it. So many things that could go wrong with that.

@davidely7032 Месяц назад

Whatsmore, some very rich people couldn't be bothered to do an internet search of safe submersible characteristics and realize this wasn't a solid piece of titanium hollowed out and was little more than a plastic tube with a couple of metal caps glued onto each end. One thing you don't want on a deep sea submersible ... seams ... built in cracks. Oy vey. 🙄

@pforce9 Месяц назад

@@davidely7032 The passengers were clueless but those other two guys should have known better.

@davidely7032 Месяц назад

@@pforce9 In not saying they were informed. I'm saying the information was available, but they never bothered to verify what safe practices the company did (or didn't) put in place. If they couldn't be bothered to do a simple internet search, I don't feel the inspiration to offer much in the way of sympathies. Most people can intuit that a single piece of titanium makes for a safer vessel than a submersible cobbled together from a plastic tube and metal caps. So we seem to agree.

@pforce9 Месяц назад

@@davidely7032 Actually I was talking about the other two guys. They should have known better. What all of them should have noticed was the prospect of being bolted into a tube. As soon as I saw the locking mechanism I would have opted out. They should have too. All of them.

@davidely7032 Месяц назад

@@pforce9 As I indicated, we seem to be in agreement. Anyone could have deduced that a vessel with seams separating a plastic tube from metal caps is not as safe as a monocoque titanium shell. This holds especially true for any kind of naval engineer, submariner, civil engineer or ... cognizant person in possession of mental faculties. Cool beans? 😎

@lenordbrazil9580 Месяц назад

I feel sorry for the kid he didnt want to go originally

@JabocTheJew 26 дней назад

Kid? He was 19 dude

@JabocTheJew 26 дней назад

@@GimmeTeaCaroline i’m 43 . At 18 you are a man, you have to go to war etc etc so its not a baby anymore

@officialgreenson4201 21 день назад

@@JabocTheJewmaybe that is how he qualify a person

@Stark21293 20 дней назад

Yeah……..19 is a full grown man 🤷🏻‍♂️

@JabocTheJew 20 дней назад

@@Stark21293 exactly

@Cpt-Pugwash14 Месяц назад

These lovers of the ocean supported ocean life by feeding the fishes

@garyseifert8214 Месяц назад

They could have prevented this tragity stocken rush was responsible for this tragity 100 percent!

@IrishObyrne Месяц назад

The NAVY uses an MS controller to control its periscope. NOT to drive the submarine. VERY different tasks. Losing control of your periscope may cost loss of rank. Or, a contractor being penalized. But, not the loss of the ship and death of all of its occupants.

@K-Man1900 Месяц назад

What’s the big mystery of the Titanic? The ship struck an iceberg and sank. No mystery to me.

@ro19gat 27 дней назад

@@GimmeTeaCaroline haha yes plus Olympic was 500 miles away sailing from New York, sher did have a collision with a war ship but in 1911!

@ro19gat 27 дней назад

Who said there was a mystery? especially in this documentary, Titanic has always fascinated people I think mainly because she was supposed to be unsinkable (don't tempt fate by bragging) plus she was on her maiden voyage and only a few days old as a working ship and finally so many famous big names on board her when she sank, such a tragedy.

@K-Man1900 26 дней назад

@@ro19gat The title of the video has been changed since it was originally posted.

@ro19gat 26 дней назад

@@K-Man1900 OH OK, SO I ASSUME THAT WAS ANOTHER CLICKBAIT HEADING? LOL

@Jaysqualityparts 22 дня назад

@@ro19gatsaying unsinkable is why so many rich people got aboard. The next few months after the central bank of America was installed against the wishes of the people that sank conveniently on the Titanic.

@user-mp6bg2pf8o 29 дней назад

To many corners were cut & rush was a know it all!

@Marstruth 28 дней назад

"Before they were crushed without warning" That's not true, they knew it was coming because the hull alarm was going off, that's why they were trying to come back to the surface...

@Got2gofishin Месяц назад

Just one more reason for me that you will never get me into a submarine of any kind. God rest the souls of the people that perished.

@aerotube7291 Месяц назад

I wouldn't group this in with general subs lol.

@wuteva34 Месяц назад

When will the NTSB report come out on this? I really wish that Stockton Rush did not pass away in that sub, he would have committed suicide. There is no doubt in my mind. He would never have been able to sit in front of a hearing forced to answer questions Attempting to defend his psychopathic criminality.

@dogcat145 Месяц назад

psychopaths generally dont commit suicide

@SJK751 Месяц назад

With his family background and their money, he would never, ever, see the inside of a jail cell. He would not even sit thru an inquire with the NTSB. Our legal system is so screwed up!

@markrayner8300 Месяц назад

Narcissists never self delete!

@mikesmith1778 Месяц назад

Old news we already knew this

@tommyrjensen 27 дней назад

The US military has many sacred listening devices everywhere.

@Jaysqualityparts 22 дня назад

From the Cold War but still maintained.

@danijuggernaut 24 дня назад

I would not even dive with a certified submarine and be squized with 400 atmospheres.

@briananderson4032 Месяц назад

To me, getting into something that you can’t get yourself out of, is flat stupid.

@joesgarage8965 16 дней назад

The damage to the carbon fiber was accumulative every time it dived it lost some strength. They heard popping sounds on previous dives. With carbon fiber compression is not its best situation. Air tanks are often made with carbon fiber but the force is tension not compression. Stockton Rush was over confidant and did not take instruction from other people it's too bad he had to take others with him. He should have been alone in that tank.

@soco13466 10 дней назад

Ya know? I think it might be safe for 1 (one) go. Actually, I would have googled deep sea submersibles, and would have found that the others were all similar in pressure hulls, and that this one wasn't made of the right stuff.

@davidcalhoun1731 Месяц назад

Still hope the texting is fake. If the texts are true? They knew what was happening and the attempted ascension was failing.

@Cheeky-fingers Месяц назад

I have a feeling it isn't. I think it would have been officially dismissed by now. Notice that the submersible community have been real quiet over it. They know, they knew it had imploded days before it was found. The transcript I think was part of how they knew.

@Jaysqualityparts 22 дня назад

They were.

@TriTr-gk8bo 18 дней назад

Would only be a Guinness world record if they were on board to witness it.

@rickt.223 15 дней назад

Why did they use carbon fiber? “Carbon fiber can be difficult to detect signs of damage that indicate it's about to fail. When it does fail, it can shatter suddenly and catastrophically, unlike other materials that bend or buckle. If damaged, it needs to be replaced instead of repaired like metal. Carbon fiber's complex fiber architecture can make stress analysis and design more difficult. Designers and analysts may need formal training in areas like finite element analysis, polymer engineering, and fracture mechanics.”

@jeffbuckner19 Месяц назад

That's what happens when water pressure is so crazy high

@lenordbrazil9580 Месяц назад

They were brave but foolish 😢

@Image-X 16 дней назад

The truth is that Stockton Rush was an idiot. The end.

@mikeroden6631 26 дней назад

This reminds me of the stupidity of nasa sending the space shuttle challenger up in unfavorable weather conditions they were told not to launch by the very people who built the rocket boosters but they launched the space craft anyway VERY STUPID.

@rmd3138 17 дней назад

That is the most budget controller!

@jamesmcroberts3654 27 дней назад

They should have strapped it to a submercible that could handle those depths , to see if it was safe enough .

@Jaysqualityparts 22 дня назад

They had gone down many times before but never did maintenance on it.

@user-xf2tw4yj2h 21 день назад

The Navy used to use SOSUS Sound Surveillance System which could have identified the sounds location, but it was shut down and replaced with something much better and more reliable.

@ganzyjam2602 20 дней назад

When I was 11 years old, I'm 58 now, I had made two model submarines from household items for a school project. I used plastic pipe for the hull and I then glued pop can bottoms has end caps on each end. Long story short when I demonstrated in front of my science class in an aquarium, the end caps came off while submerged. True story.

@danijuggernaut 24 дня назад

Implosions and explosions make always Bang.

@jessicawalker6682 16 дней назад

You didnt say nothing new🤬🤬🤬🤬

@BENJIR2D2 14 дней назад

Nobody ever considers that the portal window was only rated for 1500 meters and the titanic was 3800. Maybe they found it intact, but I've never heard it discussed. It more than anything shows Rush' blatant disregard for safety. I think he had a death wish. He wanted to be famous to live up to his forefathers. He kind of accomplished it, though infamy and fame are not really synonymous.

@mikestone9129 18 дней назад

Click bait! Nothing new is reveled. This is just the same old info that's been told hundreds of times.

@EricGiebel-hs7uv Месяц назад

But if there was live feed to anyone at implosion and before,I'd be pretty sure they don't want the public to be overly distressed by it. God rest their souls!

@SusanChristmas Месяц назад

I don't know if this was just boring or maybe I am just getting bored of this story.

@andree-annblais9221 8 дней назад

They could have done more but they didn’t want to. People who raised red flags got fired… the fact that it’s yet again taxe payeurs are covering the costs of search and rescue is mind blowing. They have been very very neglectful and US and Canada guard coast should send their bills to ocean gate…. What a shame

@selinagarcia1771 Месяц назад

In theory their sub worked but only for one dive safely. With all the engineers they had they did not take into account the matrix of carbon fiber microscopically cracks with every dive they took after it got weaker and weaker. Until finally. Poof. Why didn’t they use metal like other subs? Cost? RIP

@user-sy6dl4qk3o 20 дней назад

That's what's crazy. If our own navy is willing to use game controllers to operate whatever the situation is like as if its a game, that nullifies its profession in my opinion. Playing life as a game only causes karma

@Pub2k4 28 дней назад

Something being a rejected by Boeing and used in other industries is scary.

@robertlevine2152 15 дней назад

My guess is the carbon fiber had an expiration date, like a bottle of milk. I guess that Boeing has procedures for tracking materials' expiration dates, following regulatory agencies' requirements. "Aging" materials are probably removed from stock, and as surplus to the highest bidder. Whoever bought it would put it up for sale at a reduced price.

@Pub2k4 15 дней назад

@@robertlevine2152 Yeah I’m betting Boeing didn’t actually verify what Oceangate planned to do with that carbon fiber. If someone were going to use it to make toy cars or helmets or something, no big deal. But using it for a pressure vessel was a stupid idea.

@flashgordon3715 Месяц назад

The navy or ocean gate could spend millions on designing and testing joystick controllers. The X-Box unit would still be superior.

@dzireearthwater1781 19 дней назад

Carbon Fiber sounds a bit flaky. 🤔

@lindamcmillan7618 Месяц назад

This is crazy suicide

@johnbullerjahn884 19 дней назад

Let's just start off by saying it was a submersible NOT a submarine. Actually, let's start by getting the facts correct before we do a deep dive😮!

@briancooper2112 27 дней назад

Rescue was impossible. 😅

@Stark21293 20 дней назад

Not sure how solving a Rubiks Cube makes you a “daring explorer”……….but it’s probably similar to how they weren’t “passengers” they were “crewmen” 🤷🏻‍♂️🤣

@Zoomerland 8 дней назад

There were not "5 crewmen" on board, just 4 citizens with a lot of money and one irresponsible grifter.

@terranovarain6570 28 дней назад

can have so much money at your disposal and still make such garbage its unbelievable to me when i first heard of this without knowing of the design my first thought was if there's not gasoline floating on the surface they're probably fine if there is probably just stranded on the bottom in the pressure chamber how wrong i was on all assumptions because i assumed they made it like a deep exploration vessel spent most of my life hoping to get funding for what could be the coolest submersible just to watch my dreams wither and this a deathtrap of a design makes if far enough to have a body count smh

@randylplampin1326 21 день назад

Stockton Rush, June 18, 2023, Titan Submersible. Franz Reichelt, February 4, 1912, Eiffel Tower.

@kenday7942 12 дней назад

“Imploded without warning”??! They had plenty of warning. Experts all over the world warned them that it was not safe. Also the loud popping and banging of what was most likely carbon fiber threads breaking was another warning. And there were a lot more. The game controller is frequently brought up, but ironically that was probably one of the safer things of the whole operation. The whole problem was the hubris of the person in charge who thought he knew more than all the experts and thought he was a good engineer - who didn’t know the difference between compressive strength and tensile strength. There are a lot more errors made in the design but suffice to say it was a accident waiting to happen. It is surprising it took as long as it did to happen. This presentation offers nothing new that was not slteady put out over a year ago. Clickbait.

@flufwix 14 дней назад

Ocean gate were entirely negligent. Period

@user-ig3os4if9t 14 дней назад

Everybody knows what happened- give it a frigging rest!!!!!!

@miketan4803 21 день назад

Why? Why would any navy voluntarily share information about their technological capabilities to rival militaries

@wwvette 5 дней назад

Boeing Said They Didn't Sell The Carbon Fiber To OceanGate?

@davidperez3193 24 дня назад

When it lost connection with the boat thay should of come back to the Boat and try again .

@clarkgable2733 8 дней назад

Seems like there should have been much more testing before it was put to use with passengers onboard.

@clarkgable2733 8 дней назад

Hard to believe Oceangate CEO would be onboard, considering he must have known of many deficiencies. Common sense would have been more testing.

@clarkgable2733 8 дней назад

Engineering by Micky Mouse???

@svinevitable 20 дней назад

Absolute click bait. Nothing terrifying nor new.

@paulburns3039 26 дней назад

Moving glue after it is set is very bad for the structural integrity of whatever you are bonding together, this was the weak link the bonding epoxy material it wasn't actually the carbon fiber I am surprised in didn't happen earlier also the landing gear was good design for getting entangled!!!

@thetoneknob4493 8 дней назад

if they had a steel or titanium tube reinforced with carbon fiber they might not be as dead as they are right now..they opted to skip the tube with two flanges and just glued flange rings to each end of the carbon fiber tube..it's the dumbest shit ive ever heard up to that point. what the hell was that guy thinking letting people go down in that death trap. you know what all lil sea floor creatures wer singing that night..it's raining men..yup.

@lalalisa9307 29 дней назад

I would think that there would be a giant bloody air bubble that would’ve came up in a certain amount of time that it took for the air bubble to travel and there anyone there would’ve saw it

@terrytwotoes3225 Месяц назад

We already know what happened to it

@maxq3372 21 день назад

Are people still milking ocean gate for clicks.... Really?? ffs

@ro19gat 27 дней назад

This title is classic clickbait! not cool if you want to be taken seriously # either find original stories or report on incidents maybe putting all the known facts in a salient way to make it easier to understand, but do not claim or infer that your doco has information as yet unknown to the general audience! otherwise its as i said click bait at best or it can also be construed as plagiarism!

@Raul-nv7rr 11 дней назад

COULD be wrong?? Hello… it WAS wrong!! 🤨🤨🤨🤨

@TrexFit 27 дней назад

The material comes second, the first point us the design. Unlike any other deep sea submerisbles that have bn used, oceangate titans design clearly doesn not look scientifically built to withstand water pressure.

@codescross7042 15 дней назад

I must have seen 1000 of these (how the sub really imploded) and yet, they all have the same outcomes lol?

@KiLou749 5 дней назад

Who is Paul Airy Nazreolee?? 19:04

@andrewchalmers7422 20 дней назад

Anyone who has a fishing rod would know carbon fibre is BRITAL. SO just stick with metals like platinum throughout and the death of the crew and sub would not have happened

@led2light423 25 дней назад

Click bait. There is NOTHING new in any of this video

@briancooper2112 27 дней назад

The designer is to blame.

@WorldTour215 28 дней назад

The random videos while talking make some parts of this video confusing

@user-uz7ir9sc1t 15 дней назад

Did Rush heavily insure his life and the Titan?

@leonarddavis5175 11 дней назад

Why all the film of military submarines? Adds nothing to the story.

@philsutherland4563 Месяц назад

Tell us something we don't know this is old misleading information.... all what you have said it's already being posted I'm guessing you're little slow making RU-vid content

@JaimeValdez-jy3wt 26 дней назад

Megatron left the ocean

@kcstafford2784 22 дня назад

Could you have found more annoying background music...I don't think so...

@gamingclipz7309 11 дней назад

Space is way harder then the ocean 😂

@nigelhildyard3490 Месяц назад

Very amusing indeed 😂

@idarpolden5913 Месяц назад

Boeing and Ocean Gate is showing American Engineering at their finest. Are you impressed?

@idarpolden5913 Месяц назад

Ocean gate to pay for the rescue

@greyhound3561 7 дней назад

A.I generated and narrated clickbait - waste of time and the only terrifying thing about it is the lack of news - I see why now..

@micheal49 9 дней назад

"Treest"???? Trieste, maybe?

@user-xf2tw4yj2h 21 день назад

If these billionaires want to make foolish choices, the estates should be sued to cover the cost of the rescue attempt. Why am I paying for a billionaire follies and foolishness?

@JohnWest-zq5gs 15 дней назад

They had more money than they had sence if I was the richest man in the world and they asked me to go I would say no I didn't lose nothing down there

@gplunky Месяц назад

Stating the obvious..

@IMeanMachine101 26 дней назад

get to the point

@danijuggernaut 24 дня назад

They did not suffer, it´s like smashing a fly with a six pounds hammer.

@patmc4377 26 дней назад

Time waster

@DumbSkippy 24 дня назад

Reversed footage...

@DCcomicsNYgiants1984 24 дня назад

Click bait. Old new old crap

@DeeArr Месяц назад

Terrifying nothing.

@pihi42 Месяц назад

Trieste was designed by Swiss engineer Auguste Piccard and built by Italian Acciaierie Terni. It was BOUGHT by United States Navy. Notice the distinctive lack of involvement in designing or building. You Americans really tend to gobble up the credits. Even its name the "TRIESTE" - you know just a major city in Italy - should hint at that. But no - it's a US Navyyy vessel built by some imagined company.

@markconley454 Месяц назад

Exactly correct. Mr Piccard built it right. The US Navy just bought it.

@jellybean8167 8 дней назад

If this is about Oceangates Titan.... it wasn`t a SUBMARINE it was a SUBMERSABLE ok. Look up the difference and stop producing misleading videos. I didnt bother to watch this stooopid vid, but I would wager that there were many other misleading comments and assertions made that are JUST NOT TRUE.

@Jack-hy1zq 27 дней назад

Clickbait. Unsubbed.

@pauulkubasek1815 23 дня назад

There’s nothing TERRIFYING that no one already didn’t know.

@Bobshouse 25 дней назад

The Navy heard banging. It is my belief that one or more escaped the Titan right before the explosion and found an air pocket in the Titanic and was trying to signal for rescue.

@Jaysqualityparts 22 дня назад

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

@Jaysqualityparts 22 дня назад

He was swimming in the titanics swimming pool which is still full.