I cannot wait for the NTSB report. Odd things happen at very high pressure differentials; for example, if the viewport blew then the vessel could have exploded from the mother of all water hammers, with the heat of compression and possible steam generation adding to the mix.

“… It’s 667 layers of carbon fiber…” says rush. 667? That’s one more than 666. Is it not?

Can I tap Aspen trees here in Colorado?

I would highly recommend a fuzzy cover for your microphone to cut the wind rumble. It would make your voice much easier to understand.

The hubris that Rush exhibited is jaw dropping.

Finally, a direct explanation. Awesome and thank you.

Considering the abysmal standards of design/assembly, all of these materials actually outperformed their specification range.

Just found Stinkhorn eggs digging around the soil surrounding my greenhouse in Colorado. I have to say, I was extremely grossed out by the eggs and glad I got rid of them before they popped up! Thank you for the video!

Love this vid!

They’re not even in a clean room!

I have bad news for everyone watching this video. Everyone that last dove in this sub is now dead.

So many warnings. They even cautioned t o obtain an ultrasound at least before this dive. But he wanted to hold out until the expiration time. So tragic. I have to say it is a blessing that they never felt any pain. With the alarms showing red I am sure there was apprehension.

Thank you for informing us about the trees

Thank you so much! Cool history lessons about our ancients : ) Much appreciated. I Cannot wait to try this method and boil it down a bit, possibly making a juniper, Scot's pine and birch gin. You dived in on all of the amino acids and phytochemical constituents as well which was mu favorite part, great work!

Great video as usual. Maybe we meet one day in the woods.

Thank Jamie for sharing some of your knollage here with the wider world. I found you looking for knolage about birch water and found myself working through most of your videos. I happen to have some birch polypore that i dryed last yr, which is now boiling in a pot on my stove as im having digestive trouble and a stinking cold. I also have more of it thats been steeping in alcahol for several months now so ill mix some in with the tea for a full spectrum of yummys. Im looking forward to how my body reacts. Thanks again for being apart of keeping a collective knollage of the magical gift from the natural world alive xR

We just used a piece of pipe and we were getting more sap then we could handle

L boso if you use anything more then 70% alc it evaporates before it kills anything especially the things you don’t want

That whole construction process was a shit show ,…more like a school project to dive down the shallow local pond.

Thank you for sharing you knowledge with us. It was a great presentation and visual 👍

The one thing I needed to see was up close to identify the pine tree. Crucial part missed.

Another wicked video dude! loving this content right now

I've just come across your videos and they are truly inspiring. Very entertaining and informative content, keep it up my dude!

It's now 9 months later and I still find myself digging for more quality Titan content. I have no relation to the sea, diving or engineering and have zero understanding of why I'm STILL fascinated with every angle of this event. Really good content btw! A+

Awesome! 👏 So much tool envy 😭😂

BEAUTIFUL!!

All I hear is some faceless know-it-all applying his degree in theoretical hindsight to the real world.

Are there any Tylopilus felleus in your forests? If yes, please tell about them! They must have greyish-pink 'sponge' and VERY bitter taste!

Thank You The peace your video brought was unexplainable. 🙏🏻

Given his attitude, if a more robust design (e.g. a range of orientations) had been used, he simply would have done more dives until it eventually failed. The only thing that changes in this hypothetical is the identities of the people who died.

So thankful to have an Eastern White Pine just outside my front door...I use just a little stevia to sweeten the tea.

Wow, a craftsman and mushroom expert, you are like my dream guy 😅. I stumbled upon your videos as I’m sharpening my foraging skills in time for morel season coming up. I’m interested to see what types of edible plants can be foraged in Ireland if you’re ever up for making a video about it down the line! Thanks for the informative videos and hope you and Hemp are doing well!

Babbling Britt.

Stockton Rush clearly says that the fibres are laid 0/90. In another interview he said it was in the ratio 1:2 axial : radial which is exactly what you'd expect because that's the stress ratio. If there were no axial fibres it'd only have the strength of the epoxy in the axial direction which is much, much lower than the full CFRP. You talk about multiple impact loads. What caused these?

Hello yes here at the 55 latitude N in Canada birch are fluent…. I get lots of chaga of course polypore now it time for chaga that I pick in February on live tree only …I also made birch syrup that a sale at the farmer market I also ski tree pin leather boots but I used pole on my forest trail Thank you hope to exchange whit you

Almost like fools gold 😂 I remember the first time I found fools gold as a kid

I've always eaten them anyways. Flavor isn't as good but that's what seasoning is for.

Found it. 🤙

Does anyone know if it’s by chance their spores just happened to land close to one another or?

Dont use plastic bags to carry the mushrooms. Use one of those mushroom baskets so as you walk you spread the spores

What are those cracking noises? Oh, just the hull, dont worry. I made it myself. Its also not certified, because im a genius... just sign here and fwd the 250k

Dude BACK UP FROM THE MIC!!! Jeez man, every "P" you Pronounce sounds like you're damn sPeaker exPlodes! Are you deePthroating the mf while sPeaking?! 😂😂😂

Nice one, best to use a type of shopping basket to allow the spores of the mushroom to fall on the ground when you walk around the woods.

The Three Stooges could not have done a better job

I think these have to be one of the most delicious mushrooms out there. Goodness straight from mother earth!

Remember the carbine fiber was out dated that a failure in its own 😮

Thank you, no music, no hype, no driving your car there, just right to the point...thank you, well done video

Wow awesome find, in my area Alberta Canada, they are pretty rare.

Found your video today while searching for information to confirm my identification of False Chanterelles that popped up in the backyard today. I see that you setup the tripod and camera to frame a Dyer's Polypore (Phaeolus schweinitzii?) in the foreground of the shot at 3:12. Nice touch, as additional species always add interest to fungal (as contrasted to viral 😆🤭) videos.

this is not false Fox mushroom this is smooth Fox mushroom, just another type of Fox mushroom, only little les quality. false Fox mushroom are completely different and have flat top and normal gills you cant mix them with real.