discussion Simulation shows what happened to the passengers' bodies inside OceanGate submarine

[HASHTAGPOW]

When’s the next tour?

[campelo]

Beautiful 

[Breathe On Moi]

this video kept going and going omg I think we got it by the 5th angle 

[flower moon]

when's it gonna be my tuurrrrnn
open it up, tell me you want it
crush me death, squash me until i have no self
 

[Infatuation_Junkie]

The most expensive fish food in history 

[MonsterJohn]

They got the express ticket to hell (minus the kid) 

[bliaz]

What in the Mortal Kombat Fatality was that  A nightmare 

[Talento]

1 hour ago, stjosephprey4us said:

I don’t understand how they were recovering human remains later on then, if they essentially all evaporated 

I don't think it was ever stated anything was recovered with certainty. Just "possible" or "presumed" human remains along with debris, which could be a lot of things. It should tell you enough that they weren't even 100% sure it was indeed their human remains, given how it was worded.

Edited August 13, 2023 by Talento

[stjosephprey4us]

This was so eerie…

[Tropez]

2 hours ago, stjosephprey4us said:

I don’t understand how they were recovering human remains later on then, if they essentially all evaporated 

It could’ve of been chunks of them. Like bone tissue, teeth, bits of skin and hair. 

[stjosephprey4us]

7 minutes ago, Tropez said:

It could’ve of been chunks of them. Like bone tissue, teeth, bits of skin and hair. 

 Rip

[WEEKND]

The titanic girls got to at least keep their gown 

[DamianSolo]

It makes me feel terrible for the kid, especially, who reportedly didn't even want to go. It's such a sad situation all the way around, even still.

[HEAVYONIT]

We needed a simulation to see how they imploded?

[Alldeezy]

That Is scary asf but at least it woulda been super quick so they didn't suffer. 

[Theshigo Washidu]

Just goes to show how fragile and delicate the human body is.

[katykater]

When you look at the physics of 3.8 km water column on top of something. It's around 400 atmospheres pressing from all sides on the submarine and the passengers. 400 atmospheres is around 4 kN on a square cm or around 400kg pressing down on the tip of your pinky (little finger). Or a large SUV with 8 or 9 seats pressing down on your pinky.

 

The forces were pressing from all sides on the passengers being crushed like a worm under the wheel of a large SUV.

 

Man vs physics depicted well in The Expanse:

 

 

Deceleration from high speed to zero in a fraction of a second also put huge forces on everything.

 

3 hours ago, Theshigo Washidu said:

Just goes to show how fragile and delicate the human body is.

It is uncomfortable for us to recognize that the human body is like the (red) meat from the supermarket that could be damaged/destroyed by knives, screw drivers,... If you can poke a hole in meat, the same would happen to a human body.

[shinyshimmery]

They became micro organisms 

[GraceRandolph]

I mean… at least it wasn’t slow and painful. 

[naval23]

that's good it was instantaneous but so scary , I hope the minutes before weren't scary