Sounds like it went kaboom on it's way down
Here's something from article above:
Rush, who is lost on the vessel, is seen telling Estrada - who filmed the video and posted it on YouTube last year - about the seven-inch thick acrylic window on the front of the Titan to give those inside a view of the famous wreckage that lies 12,500 feet below the ocean surface.
He explains that the window gets 'squeezed' by the water pressure as it descends, and that it gives a 'warning' if its going to 'fail'.
What if......the banging they have been hearing was indeed these ppl below
However, not in hopes they would be heard
But instead, knowing their fate and not wanting to suffer, they made the decision to try & end it quickly, and was banging & banging on this acrylic window, trying to make it give
And finally succeeded...
Going get answers at 3:00
Or not long ago
The 3:00 presser they will confirm the debris is from the sub.
That's my take from the tid bits
They gave us hope when they said they heard banging.
Possibly
I think they lost power and have been sitting at bottom or stuck in/on something
How about the debris?
My Lord of it's underwater there's debris everywhere isn't there?
If floating on top, that would have much more meaning
Also if imploded doesn't mean it did right away
Sitting down there for days it could have finally given
Or maybe there was banging and it was them trying to break the glass & get if over with
Who knows
Hopefully it was right away & quicky instead of the hell they might have gone through
Like you said maybe some answers coming and not just speculation
Not 3 day old sub debris
Let's wait until 3:00
That's 110 years old
But that
Huh?
Presser on now
They didn't feel a thing. That's a good thing.
I'm guessing the noices were just something unrelated. Which isn't surprising since he noises didn't continue on the rest of yesterday or this morning.
Another note , seems it probably imploded on the way down, which means manufacturer defect. Not getting stuck. Also unlikely to find any bodies, even if not obliterated on implosion, wild life would have gotten to it in the last 3-4 days.
Another note , seems it probably imploded on the way down, which means manufacturer defect. Not getting stuck. Also unlikely to find any bodies, even if not obliterated on implosion, wild life would have gotten to it in the last 3-4 days.
