• FinnFooted@lemmy.worldOP
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      the debris sites indicate the implosion happened relatively soon after descent because the debris had drifted very far away from the Titanic. If they had descended deeper, the implosion would have been closer.

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      I really hope that the sub imploded during the descent, and they’ve been dead all this time. Rather than the hull giving out after they sat on the ocean floor for days.

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          Much better since your brain wont realize the implosion is happening before you’re dead. Although, for some reason the idea that my body is forever in the deep ocean is not a favorable one

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            Weirdly, I’d feel better about “parts of my body floating around” than “my body curled up in a capsule on the ocean floor”.

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            the idea that my body is forever in the deep ocean is not a favorable one

            It won’t be. Circle of life, man.

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      I believe they confirmed in the press conference the bangs were not related due to where the debris was found.

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      I heard the banging sound happened at 30 minute intervals for a while, but also the banging sounds could’ve been from one of the many search boats that were searching near the acoustic bouy