LEAKED: TITAN submersible last communications to mothership

Terrifying!

Yikes, plus if the ship is able to be recovered in pieces, I don’t think it wasn’t such a instant death. Poor souls.

What happens to a body when exposed to that kind of pressure at those depths?

Are they squashed like an aluminum can under your foot? Or do the explode outwards?

I'm curious about the physics of it all.

I'm not checking out this transcript until it's been authenticated.

Leave it to the fucking trolls to make up some bullshit.

OP I called this last week. Titan and it's crew members were spinning and out of control and listening to this Junk Ship creak and sputter long before they died. The whole notion of them being unaware before the implosion was BS.

R2 Nah, their delicate human skin and formation would not have been able to sustain the slightest tick once pressure reached a peak. Think of that scene in Bond when the American gangsta pops the other villain in the pressure chamber. Not exactly instant but very quick.

I meant to type Mexican gangsta.

I don't think they were spinning out of control R5, or they would have texted that information.

At first, they were descending too rapidly.

So they tried to ascend, but they couldn't make the sub go up.

It was basically stuck at a depth of 3000 meters, when they started hearing creaking and cracking noises coming from the back of the craft.

Then the texts stopped.

So yeah, they knew it was coming.

R3 - at the moment of implosion, they would have been flash-fried at 10,000 degrees F and then squeezed into cooked gel in a nanosecond then squeezed out the seams of the imploding submersible.

It is physically impossible for their vision and brains to register or process what was happening in real time as they were already were hot goo. They might have been aware they were in trouble but none of them registered the implosion because it happens so quickly that it was physiologically impossible for the signals to reach their brains in time R6/R8.

This video explains the process in simple terms.

I don't understand the "flash-fried at 10,000 degrees F" part.

I understand the squeezed into gel part, because that's common sense. They're squashed.

But where does the 10,000 degree heat come from, if the ocean depths are freezing cold?

Why am I having to listen to this idiot read? Just post the fucking transcript. Jesus.

Transcript is boring and probably fake. Next.

[quote]But where does the 10,000 degree heat come from

When you compress things they heat up.

R11, it was already posted last week.

Here’s part of it

The biggest tragedy in all of this is that the one person who could have went to prison for his slobby submarine fascination managed to splatter himself into fish food.

Fake.

If it was fake it would have had more drama

Airtight logic, r18

It could be fake. But eventually we will have the transcript. And this tracks with James Cameron's certainty that they died at this time and at this depth.

R12 of you find it boring in not sure what you're doing in this thread. What did you expect?

"This mf bout to implode, ahhhhhhh!!!"

Is that more to your liking?

Try working The Lord's Prayer in next time

Further to my post above. Maybe more palatable to some.

What's fucked up is how close they were to the wreck when they opposite of blew up.

Nice r15. Source?

Insensitive

But also true

I just thought about it. This shit is fake. There ain’t no mafuckin black box that would have sustain this catastrophe and it definitely would have never been discovered if the material exist. So any real audio would have been transmitted and listened to before the implosion before we even knew what truly happened. Unless this is from the Navy and was considered Top Secret from the sonar techs who deciphered it.

I also imploded.

R28 there's a real time record of comms from the mothership. They had their own text platform. They didn't need to resurrect the fragments to have this.

R30 So why the hell are we just now hearing about it. Something smells funny. Get outta here.

IT WAS POSTED LAST WEEK

What interests me more than this fake transcript is that people want so desperately to believe they suffered, that their last moments were filled with abject terror.

I think everyday sadism is more common than we're led to believe.

R33 I didn’t become a household name for no reason.

I thought you were a Lesbian R34. A big one.

She is, R35.

My dad worked for Canadian Fisheries and Oceans, and was on the crew who were were the first to explore the hot vents of the north Pacific coast. He got me to write on a styrofoam cup that he took on the ship and sent down to the deep ocean in a probe. I still have that cup; it’s about a centimetre-and-a-half tall, all the space inside compressed- this is what happened to the people on that submersible… when the end came, they were compressed/squashed before they knew what was happening.

I hate knowing they were in fear for all that time (except for stockton - he can get fucked), but when the final moment came, it was too quick for their brains to register what was happening to their bodies, and that’s the only good thing about this absolute clusterfuck.

[quote][09;47;19][Top] Understood, continue ascent. Talking to Carlos about power bus situation right now. Standby.

[quote][09;48;49][Top] We are activating recovery procedures. Carlos is requesting wattage output from bus B. Status update please. Velocity of ascent?

Ask Carlos — he can verify if this transcript is real or fake.

The real last communication from the Titan sub...

OH SHIT!! 😳

Is it this guy?

Carlos is an intern...poor Carlos.

Still liked on his Linkedin:

This thread will implode in 3, 2, 1……

This is like the Weekly World News publishing the fake Challenger explosion transcript. People still think it’s real.

[quote] What's fucked up is how close they were to the wreck when they opposite of blew up.

Oh, dear.

Implode me, R45.

[quote]This is like the Weekly World News publishing the fake Challenger explosion transcript. People still think it’s real.

Considering that the sub was communicating with the ship via group text, it was probably easier for someone to track down the actual conversation than to write a fictional version of it.

Carlos Danger, R38?

What is this SHIT?

Someone find Carlos' Tik Tok and ask him if this shit is real!

I know some of you bitches are bold.

Well, R41, why would I pay someone a full-time employee's salary when I can just get an intern?

[quote]the one person who could have went

Damn, R16 -- is English your native language?

If only they had some kind of warning... 🤔

Whether this is real or not you know at the very least they heard that crackling sound before they died.

They died in pants shitting terror knowing exactly what was going to happen to them R55. Then, they were flash fried and compressed to sludge roughly the size of a pea. Is that what you want to hear R55?

There are a number of facts that have been already established with near, or total certainty: they were going down too fast, they attempted at some point to go back up by dropping their ballast, they lost com with people at the surface around 1h45min in the dive, there was a real time hull monitoring system that al experts said would never allow them enough time to go back up before disaster, and finally that the vessel’s weakest points were where both materials meet, at the aft and the bow.

Considering all these facts, the transcript would seem very plausible because it fits perfectly into what we know happened. And there’s no added “drama” that would make it look suspicious. Just precise, factual statements that indicate a crisis situation being managed by professionals. I vote for “real”.

R56- Gfy with a submersible right up your ass .

in the ocean no one can hear you scream

The sub had a nice aft but could not live forever.

"This was a waste of $250,000."

Shut it, R32 and STOP SHOUTING

OP indicated that he may have already posted it. As I did not see it the first time, I appreciated this new thread.

IT'S ... NOT ... REAL.

Thank you for your educated opinion R63.

When it imploded, do you think a little bubble came to the top like when you fart in a swimming pool?

R33 It’s a way of feeling better about themselves. The fascination when wealthy people don’t just die but die a terrible death. Many people pretend they are sad about this but they are actually feeling gleeful.

[quote] I think everyday sadism is more common than we're led to believe.

Sadly true. The misfortune of others is served up as entertainment for us all to leer at.

These people apparently deserved to die because they were rich and we’re not. Imagine being the grieving mother or sister of a 19 year old who has just died horribly, and being surrounded by jokes and derision about it.

[quote]do you think a little bubble came to the top like when you fart in a swimming pool?

Extremely glad I didn't have to smell that.

I believe the actual implosion was very quick and that their physical deaths were instantaneous, but I don't think their final moments were carefree, blissful ignorance of what was about to happen. They knew. There were signs. They were calling to be brought back hours earlier than planned when they lost contact. They knew they were in danger and the captain probably knew they were completely fucked.

“We're all fucked. I'm fucked. You're fucked. The whole submersible’s fucked. It's been the biggest cock-up ever and we're all completely fucked."

Do you think they all jumped Stockton when the situation became clear?

I like to think so.

Yes, water turning into ice expands. Ever put a beer in the freezer?

As for them being so close to the wreckage? That was where their wreckage fell to.

R71 You are an idiot.

As it turns out, the text messaging was rudimentary, just a cryptic code of single letters… maybe they were sent morse code style, I don’t understand the technology. But the transcript is definitely fake. Here’s a photo of the actual codes from an Intelligencer article:

…and here’s the article:

[quote]Regular radio waves don’t travel through water, so the sub and control room communicate using very short, coded text messages sent by acoustic pulses through the water column.

So maybe James Cameron or a submarine nerd with strong math skills, knowledge of Titan’s build, ocean pressure vs. speed and velocity, etc. wrote it.

Maybe it was God?

Does anyone know what could have caused them to descend so fast?

Their last recorded karaoke

[quote] Does anyone know what could have caused them to descend so fast?

I was thinking maybe a small leak in the part of the sub that is sealed off from the passenger compartment.

It made the craft heavier, which made it sink faster.

And it's also what made the sub unable to ascend. Because of the added water weight.

Possibly also what caused the crackling noises.

^ Gravity? 🤔

^ For r78

They knew it was happening, and they could see Stockton sweating like a hooker in church.

The people who are objecting loud is clear are the people who like to travel and don’t want to think that something might happen to the steel tubes they fly in across oceans.

But you know what bitch? It might get you!

What water pressure does to the human body....

[quote]Does anyone know what could have caused them to descend so fast?

Rich, fat tourists.

It has what Judge Judy calls "the ring of truth." I believe it. May God rest their souls.

R69 likely true. But I think most people default to "we'll get through this and be ok." I dont think they thought they were going to die.

That was why some of the 9/11 transcripts were so awful. They had to sit there knowing they weren't going to make it.

They'd know they were sinking and out of control, and that at crush depth, they were going to die.

In 1988, when Pan Am 103 exploded over Lockerbie, Scotland, the bomb blew the nose away from the airplane, but the main fuselage and wings continued flying as one piece for a minute or so before plunging into a nosedive toward the ground that took a few minutes. The plane's avionics bay was destroyed in the initial blast, and the oxygen masks were never deployed for passengers to use. Those passengers not killed in the blast or knocked unconscious by the shockwave would've lost consciousness in seconds due to hypoxia at that altitude. But as the plane (now wide open at the front with no nose) descended to a breathable altitude, many may have regained some fuzzy consciousness and been able to see the ground they were about to impact. A few people might have been conscious enough to understand that the plane had been bombed, and they were plummeting to their death.

It was heavily discussed during the trials for the Libyan bombers, as part of the "pain and suffering" damages sought. Did people suffer in those several minutes before they hit the ground?

R88 That was harrowing. You’re a good writer.

I told y’all this shit was fake. RIP to the young lad just seeking a cool adventure.

The guy in charge of this "expedition" was a nut and never should have been allowed to run this operation.

R90, I think that's the saddest part. The young lad didn't want to go, but did it for his dad.

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