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I respectfully but strongly disagree.Real bummer. This venture is no different than that of Musk & Bezos & Branson chasing flight into space. There will undoubtedly be tragedies and loss of life through the development of technologies for civilian space travel.
I respectfully but strongly disagree.
It’s much different than SpaceX.
Musk spent years developing his program, and sacrificed multiple components of his manned mission in proving tests before Bob and Doug got anywhere near a SpaceX capsule.
Then SpaceX made a fully autonomous launch, flight, ISP docking, and return to earth before NASA even considered putting their astronauts on board.
I would say SpaceX was and is held to a much higher standard than any previous NASA program.
To compare any other civilian space endeavor to SpaceX is ludicrous.
And to compare this tin can suicide deal to SpaceX is absurd.
Just my 2 cents.
There’s a good reason why SpaceX is at the forefront of civilian space flight.
OKI respectfully but strongly disagree.
It’s much different than SpaceX.
Musk spent years developing his program, and sacrificed multiple components of his manned mission in proving tests before Bob and Doug got anywhere near a SpaceX capsule.
Then SpaceX made a fully autonomous launch, flight, ISP docking, and return to earth before NASA even considered putting their astronauts on board.
I would say SpaceX was and is held to a much higher standard than any previous NASA program.
To compare any other civilian space endeavor to SpaceX is ludicrous.
And to compare this tin can suicide deal to SpaceX is absurd.
Just my 2 cents.
There’s a good reason why SpaceX is at the forefront of civilian space flight.
Well Musk is an alien so…. LolThey are at the forefront of spaceflight period, civilian or government
I don't know. The insane pressure at that depth obviously involves specialized knowledge. Can you imagine the force of 5,500 PSI acting on a joint that's maybe seven or eight feet in diameter? It has to be incredible.Could be overcome with a lip?
Gonna be real awkward when one guy killed everyone else and has plenty of airLet's not forget that even if they do find the sub, there's still the unknown about why it didn't automatically surface like it was designed to do in an emergency. Basically, even if they can find the sub and get a cable or some airbags to it, there's still the risk that it's caught or stuck on something and they won't be able to bring up regardless. Hate to say it, but my money's on recovery and not rescue at this point.
Holy shit, I never thought of that!Gonna be real awkward when one guy killed everyone else and has plenty of air
“I was minding my own business on the other side of the sub when a fight broke out in which everyone was mortally wounded.”Holy shit, I never thought of that!
I'm not gonna lie... but in a dark way, that would make the movie about this whole ordeal way better
Can’t figure out what else is making the knocking soundsAll this is assuming that it didn’t fold up.
I’m no submersible engineer, but my money says it folded up like an accordion.
Godspeed.
I was told there would be no math.Keep in mind the weight in water is equal to its weight out of the water minus the weight of the amount of water displaced. You have to know the weight of the displaced water which is simply the number of liters times its density, 1 kg per liter.
Can’t figure out what else is making the knocking sounds
If a “cable” was in the picture it’s likely the size and rating would be tapered.As you guys are mentioning attaching a cable, they more than likely use a "tugger" winch. Most of them are pneumatic. The major issue here is getting enough cable. The bigger the cable the less space you have on the winch. 1000's of feet of cable aren't readily available.
My above post is a bit inaccurate.Because the joint has to resist pressure above 5,500 PSI at depth. The exterior of the titanium hatch is machined with bolt pads around the circumference, and there are threaded titanium inserts formed into the carbon fiber hull. The sealing surface looks to be at least five inches wide.
There's no way the required clamping force could be accomplished using an internal fastening scheme.
You're probably right, but my way is WAY more entertaining!No because lift bags are open on the bottom. The sub would have some kind of bladder to maintain neutral buoyancy
how does a person find this? I know zero about only fans, other than girls are getting rich
People's lives don't stop when a family member dies....
Wrong forum.I keep looking at this thread…..hoping to read something positive!
I watched a pretty good documentary on it, it pretty much looks like the pilots purposely crashed it.
They followed all the known flight data and the pilots purposely turned the plane the wrong direction then made the ATC calls for the hand-offs into other airspace, and purposely flew right along the demarcation lines between 2 or 3 international airspace bodies so that each of the sectors would assume they were being directed by the other ATCs.
I'm going to throw this out there, did anyone call Sea Tow or Tow Boat US ? I'm not sure that a prop change will be valid at this time.
I hate to say this but it's ironic that these five guys all put faith in an experimental sub that reaches depths beyond anything else out there. How could someone in their right mind say, “Seems like a great idea, here’s 250k, take me”. I’m sure that these individuals make calculated business decisions every day to create wealth, but their lack of common sense hindered their decision on this one. It’s not hard to be insensitive on topics like this where we are dealing with an uncertified prototype and marketing it to wealthy individuals to fund your adventures and trills.
I can't believe every comment is I would never...... I couldn't afford it but I would.
I would rather live to 50 then die at 100 having never lived.
I think you are referencing me……… lolGonna be real awkward when one guy killed everyone else and has plenty of air
They should just order synthetic winch line on Amazon…with free prime delivery they could have had plenty next dayPr
If a “cable” was in the picture it’s likely the size and rating would be tapered.
Smaller cable on bottom, graduating up to heavier and stronger cable nearer the surface.
Experimental plane owners fly them all the time and they’re still experimentalThis isn't an "Experimental Sub" The Owner of the thing, has been down on every mission so No matter what some say it is past the experimental stage.
Never.
Old white guy suggested themOk, let's talk about the elephant in the room....
Why no seats? How much can 5 small carbon fiber seats weigh anyways? I guess they weren't available on Aliexpress..
It's cool, but it's not that cool......The takeaway here is to not visit underwater graveyards..
The takeaway here is to not visit underwater graveyards..
If the whole damn sub was extremely strong plexiglass or at least some big ass windows... then I would say damn, that sounds kinda cool! Still don't want to do it... but pretty cool.It's cool, but it's not that cool......
I would be doing a thorough parts check before I proceeded with that.