Titanic Tourist Submarine Goes Missing.

[Humble Narcissist]

Once again, Divershitty proves to be useless and dangerous.

They are really pushing for diversity hires for airline pilots now. That will end well.

[Rambone]

They are really pushing for diversity hires for airline pilots now. That will end well.

[Taffin]

God, I'm not actually sure what formulas we'd need to do that as, to my mind, one is a unit of pressure (bars) and one is a unit of energy released (TNT equivalent). TNT releases 4.18 billion joules of energy per ton. So, 10 tons of TNT is 41.8 gigajoules. The external pressure at the depth the sub was at is around 400 atmospheres (405.3 bars). Are you wondering what the energy release in joules from an implosion under that pressure would be? I'd have to dig out textbooks or summon someone like Howard the Cuck, Overload, or AVXO, I think. I should note, maybe I've just misunderstood your question, lol. I've got the gay Covid again and it is 2.a.m here, so if I sound like a spaz, that's my excuse!

Yeah, I was pretty tired - I mean, what the fuck is inverted TNT? LOL

But my shonky math went - water pressure at 1500M ~ 150 bar ~ 2000PSI and then that would fall... er... somewhere on this incident impulse chart... er... (well I did say my maths was shit!  )



I am 100% certain one of you smarter guys will point out the above is meaningless!

[loco]

Celebrity Cruises announces all-female bridge and officer team

[Phantom Spunker]

Yeah, I was pretty tired - I mean, what the fuck is inverted TNT? LOL

But my shonky math went - water pressure at 1500M ~ 150 bar ~ 2000PSI and then that would fall... er... somewhere on this incident impulse chart... er... (well I did say my maths was shit!  )



I am 100% certain one of you smarter guys will point out the above is meaningless!

Haha, I wasn't sure exactly what you meant by inverted either, but far be it from me to question another esteemed member of Team Horsecock. I was thinking more today about peak overpressure from a blast wave, which we can measure in terms of psi, but if these guys were indeed exposed to approximately 6,000 psi, I can’t think of anything that even comes close. I think you could use the Friedlander equation to figure out how much TNT you'd need to give you a blast wave pressure of the same amount, but the numbers are so ridiculous that it puts it into the hypothetical nuke category.

[Matt]

Sorry not sorry for that last pic

Yep.

ABL just made a video on it 13 minutes ago:

[Soul Crusher]

Yep.

ABL just made a video on it 13 minutes ago:

I like this dude - he always keeps it 100% real. 

[Matt]

I like this dude - he always keeps it 100% real.

Same here. I am a huge ABL fan. And now that I realize YouTube is making it a point to un-subscribe me from his channel, I will be especially vigilante in watching his videos.

I also like when he throws in terms like "couch potato" in his videos.  Wholesome guy, lol. And how he says "This, that, and the third." 

I also look at him as a sort of young version of Thomas Sowell - a well-spoken Black conservative man. Sowell is 93 now, and will not be around forever. But ABL is only around 39, and should be here for a while.

[deadz]

They played and lost…who cares!

[Sandrock]

Given a choice i'd rather be back on the slave ship then be on that piece of shit.  Fuck , i'd even put the chains back on myself. 

You get chained up, whipped and sodomized by a bunch of white men in a slave ship recreation every weekend dude.  Don't act like you haven't done it before.

[Sandrock]

Celebrity Cruises announces all-female bridge and officer team

There's gonna be a whole lot of angry going-through-the-motions bull dyking on that ship.  Every single bed will be a lesbian death bed.

[Taffin]

Haha, I wasn't sure exactly what you meant by inverted either, but far be it from me to question another esteemed member of Team Horsecock. I was thinking more today about peak overpressure from a blast wave, which we can measure in terms of psi, but if these guys were indeed exposed to approximately 6,000 psi, I can’t think of anything that even comes close. I think you could use the Friedlander equation to figure out how much TNT you'd need to give you a blast wave pressure of the same amount, but the numbers are so ridiculous that it puts it into the hypothetical nuke category.

Yeah, hence my 1% of a kiloton madness!  Not even that, my initial 'calcs' such as they were were based on them being 1/3 down the water column (2100psi) but at the bottom and ~6000 psi*....  But you're onto something with the nuke thing - I'm off to Google those pressures created inside the compression chamber at initiation....

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*Gahd!  Just try to imagine that for a moment - gory I know, but you'd literally cease to be within what - <500ms...?!?!


#geeks

[Chidoman]

Celebrity Cruises announces all-female bridge and officer team

There's no fuckin way in hell Im getting onboard even if I was given a ticket for free.

[IroNat]

Are they still dead?

[The Scott]

Are they still dead?

Has it been 3 days?

[Rambone]

Oh, the humanity!

[Moontrane]

Celebrity Cruises announces all-female bridge and officer team

How will they fit all that in a kitchen?

[tommywishbone]

Are they still dead?

 

[Phantom Spunker]

Yeah, hence my 1% of a kiloton madness!  Not even that, my initial 'calcs' such as they were were based on them being 1/3 down the water column (2100psi) but at the bottom and ~6000 psi*....  But you're onto something with the nuke thing - I'm off to Google those pressures created inside the compression chamber at initiation....

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*Gahd!  Just try to imagine that for a moment - gory I know, but you'd literally cease to be within what - <500ms...?!?!


#geeks

All things considered, it's actually a pretty decent way to go!

Yeah, I think in trying to find a comparable amount of psi generated from an explosive blast wave, you're into insane nuke territory, but to the original speculation of what the energy release in joules from the implosion might be, a rocket scientist has now estimated the volume of the sub and calculated it all on the basis of energy being force times distance. It was roughly the equivalent of 50 kg of TNT going off.

[hench]

So what would happen to the bodies at this depth?
I'm guessing if it sprung a leak/hole it would have weakened the ship so quickly the water outside would have torn into it and pushed it apart like paper. Would the vessel have exploded too?

[ROBOAK]

So what would happen to the bodies at this depth?
I'm guessing if it sprung a leak/hole it would have weakened the ship so quickly the water outside would have torn into it and pushed it apart like paper. Would the vessel have exploded too?

Imploded , think vacuum

[Moontrane]

So what would happen to the bodies at this depth?
I'm guessing if it sprung a leak/hole it would have weakened the ship so quickly the water outside would have torn into it and pushed it apart like paper. Would the vessel have exploded too?

Bodies pretty much disintegrated.  There might be a remnant of a dense bone (petrous bone) fragment or 100.

Vessel imploded and then exploded from the heat created by the implosion.  Oxygen combusts nicely. 

[Humble Narcissist]

How will they fit all that in a kitchen?

A lot of sammiches will be served.

[Walter Sobchak]

So what would happen to the bodies at this depth?
I'm guessing if it sprung a leak/hole it would have weakened the ship so quickly the water outside would have torn into it and pushed it apart like paper. Would the vessel have exploded too?

The bodies would be vaporized and the air would ignite during the implosion.

Earth has one atmosphere pressure.

Venus has about 90 atmospheres pressure, same as a car crusher.

At the depth of the Titanic it is about 400 atmospheres pressure. So the bodies would be subjected to an instantaneous pressure of about 5 times that of a hydraulic car crusher.

Rough estimate, you get the point.

[Gym Rat]

I hope no fish were injured during the implosion...