Coast Guard's Shocking Titan Sub Recovery from the Deep

[@jeffostroff]

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[@doomsdayprophecies1739]

Awesome videos as usual. I like channels that don’t use clickbait or repeat themselves in order to reach advertising times. I appreciate the fact that I don’t think I have ever seen one click bait title or bs as information.

[@squonk86]

Your vid goes black and no sound at the 12:26 point and stays like that throughout till the end,bummer..

[@VantenPlayz]

at about 12:25 you dont have any video or audio. did you get a copyright strike???

[@Bibibosh]

YOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO WHY IS THE VIDEO MUNTED!??!?!?!

[@JohnnyWaymore]

jeff sound and video go out please fix

[@TheHipHopolypse]

Jeff’s video imploded at 12:30 😢😢😢😊

[@personmensch6664]

Sad, but at least it took the risk to inform us. RIP 2024 Jeff's video

[@RIPPERTON]

I hope Jeff is OK.

[@Joefloridaman]

Titan lasted longer than Jeff’s video

[@berthold64]

Poettry

[@hendersonribeirobrandina2120]

hahahahhahahaah I thought It was my computer! hahaha Poor guy just imploded....

[@youpeopleareallinsane]

me: Oh sweet a 40 minute jeffostroff video on the titan. Excited for this! video: ⬛

[@Kratatch]

The black part was the most interesting part NGL.

[@youpeopleareallinsane]

@@Kratatch Not to me

[@BeckVMH]

37:41 Capt Kirk to the rescue.

[@easyplayer7453]

Those were my exact thoughts haha!

[@woodzeppelin3241]

Interesting that they still uploaded this, captain Kirk and all. Good thing the Titan wasn't any bigger.

[@ci_rosem]

I was so invested until the video went radio silent, I’ve just been laughing at the comments about the people talking about it.

[@adrian424587]

Honestly lmao

[@johngavin2570]

Jeff: "dropping weights" Also Jeff: radio silence

[@amberemem8950]

“I think I’ve seen this film before, and I didn’t like the ending…” 😂

[@catalinsoare1261]

Jeff went silent a few hours ago. I think we should call the Coast Guard

[@BeckVMH]

12:27 In a blink, he was gone.

[@bradchevy1316]

These fish are perplexed by the robot cleaning their apartment

[@doomsdayprophecies1739]

Video black out and around 12:30 mark for me

[@14thCenturyHare]

Same.

[@liquidbandit]

Same

[@YouTube_username.]

No it might be there, keep looking - OceanGate

[@skatelifeche]

Yupppp

[@morganuci]

There's part of a Star Trek episode at the end, around the 38:00 mark 🙂

[@FunPHYSICZ]

Is anyone else fascinated by the use of the green Costco plastic crate being used in this multi-million dollar salvage?

[@TitaniumTurbine]

To be honest, I saw that and wasn’t that surprised. It shows there was no need for them to “reinvent the wheel” for the more basic aspects of the recovery vessel. If they would have designed and manufactured new crates, it would have been a waste of time and money if something already existed that met the necessary specs. Just my take and I’m seriously not trying to be a debbie downer or negative nancy here. lol

[@anthonygage98]

I work on these and pilot them for a living and we use milk crates all the time to store bolts and stuff or tools when we’re doing oil platform inspection or work

[@10191927]

I think the only think holding the Titan submersible together was Stockton Rush’s ego.

[@ColumbiaQT2001]

🤦🏽‍♀️

[@Dangerops69]

That and a rachet strap

[@Xoxocoffeegirl]

🎤 drop

[@radioactivegrass1919]

And it was quite fragile as we have come to find out

[@MrBrandonStar]

And pride

[@dameix1]

Thought my internet was cut for not paying my bill yet

[@PAS_2020]

😂😂🎉

[@jtridexter]

Me too! 😂😂🤣

[@pyerack]

BRO SAME

[@patrol4x4x4]

😂 I think there Data ran out

[@sonnygL7]

Did anyone else have a 500 dollar electricity bill? I'm in socal 😢

[@jhnoakez]

Love the random Star Trek clip after 20 something minutes of blackness. Top tier.

[@Schnolle]

Yeah… “It is obviously a device of alien origin”😂

[@lerikhkl]

And ends with "disconnect it..... Destroy it."

[@murdo_mck]

The original series too! S3E11 "Wink of an Eye" maybe?

[@cfG21]

​@@murdo_mckbruh as much as a star wars fan that i am trekkies are vetter at remembering vague stuff

[@kvol1668]

His fish friends won't believe him when he tells them about this alien spaceship with robot arms that came down and yoinked something from the seafloor. 😂

[@robvale1]

JEFF - you went black and silent a bit ago.

[@YouTube_username.]

This episode brought to you by OceanGate.

[@Underworldpr]

🤣

[@Chris123NT]

@@KZbin_username. this video ended about as abruptly as Stockton Rush's stupidity.

[@rbrobbi]

Video implosion

[@briantampa1164]

​@@rbrobbi😂😂😂😂

[@supernoodles91]

Watching the ROV operation is hypnotic, the skill of the operator is incredible, remember, that thing is 2 miles beneath the surface!

[@Kimber123]

Sheer genius this machine. Just sheer genius. Incredible.

[@jerardnorgren3411]

To me, the salvage operation by remote Pegasus 6000 is just as fascinating as the implosion itself. What an amazing achievement that was, and they filmed it for everyone to see. The skill and bravery of the rescue teams is the story here. Incredible job!

[@anthonygage98]

I pilot these for a living and it can be tiresome staring at a screen all day while keeping focus but I’ve only ever been 1.6 miles or roughly 9000ft

[@rager1969]

Oh no, we lost communication! The curse of the Titanic!

[@AMYV3]

😂😂

[@ruperterskin2117]

🏆

[@EdgeofTimeProductions]

It’s amazing how accurate the arms are and clear the video is. Takes some real skill to operate that rover I’m sure.

[@mamazalama]

[@anthonygage98]

I pilot ROV’s like these for a living and it definitely takes some getting use to especially if there’s any current happening but normally if we’re on the ocean floor we set trims on our thrusters to hold us down on the floor while we work 👍🏻

[@EdgeofTimeProductions]

@@anthonygage98 Cool, thanks for sharing. Neat to hear your perspective, I didn't think about how they were stationary.

[@TheLetsboogiedown]

Jeff, if you're still there, please ACK

[@uploadJ]

"k"

[@berthold64]

K

[@yaz8420]

Funniest comment ever 😭😭😭😭😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@uploadJ]

@@gengiskhan1723 "We are dropping weights now"

[@uploadJ]

@@gengiskhan1723 The booom heard 'round the whirled ...

[@mamazalama]

Hey guys, just think, if that dome had fallen into the sea then everyone would still be here. Weird.

[@antibrevity]

Video goes black at 12:25 and remains so until an odd Easter egg at the end.

[@emmettturner9452]

The man likes Star Trek.

[@juliaatkinson4012]

I can't help wondering if a sub made of plastic milk crates might have been safer than Titan.

[@kevinolesik1500]

that milk crate is stolen from the dairy ! ...

[@jimonthecoast3234]

The cardboard subs we made with markers and a steak knife smuggled from the kitchen.

[@TheOriginalCFA1979]

@@kevinolesik1500 So what you’re saying is it would have met Stockboy Crush’s financial needs?

[@catalinsoare1261]

There is only one way to find out, according to Mr Rush: make one and dive 😅

[@belleslettres354]

lol,😂 good one

[@bluenovacorgi8230]

Look at that fish just chillin

[@Danniedorito]

We need live streams of deep sea that we can watch whenever 😂. How cool would that be? Tune in and see some wild deep sea fish just living their best lives. Wouldn't be surprised to learn this already exists lol

[@MicklowFilms]

@@DanniedoritoExactly that’s more interesting to me than Titanic. We should study our deep oceans more often and learn how life thrives in those conditions.

[@gdhse3]

Yeah, that fish was amazing

[@gdhse3]

​@@MicklowFilmsI kept rewinding it to watch that fish chilling down there I think it was wondering where the light was coming from nosy little thing huh

[@cfG21]

​@@Danniedoritoreminds me of that sponge bob episode where he went into the trench and the locals kept trolling him

[@pereirahawk]

What an amazing fish to be down at those depths. I've always been amazed with nature. The way these fish commicate is mind blowing...its called bioluminescence. Unbelievable.

[@thehangover3848]

Jeff please response with a status update.. are you okay? aa

[@glamdolly30]

Anyone else find these new images at such incredible depth, somewhat surreal and creepy? It's such a hostile environment, human beings just aren't supposed to be there. The emotions the grieving loved-ones must feel watching these pictures of their lost family/friends' dark and lonely, final resting place, can only be imagined. Just awful.

[@Kiki-Kauai]

I agree. This depth should not be for human exploration. That’s crazy.

[@planetpayney]

Plus the images and video footage is so so clear at that depth from this ROV. I actually can't believe how well we can see everything. In my opinion the benefit of going down in a sub doesn't out weigh the risk when you could explore the titanic just as well if not better from a ROV like this and pick your nose whilst sitting in your living room. Sad for everyone involved 😢

[@Kiki-Kauai]

@@planetpayney I agree. Plus, how much are they really seeing from that porthole and a little screen inside that tin can??? The risks are too great. One tiny malfunction at that depth is catastrophic and it’s a one way trip. No thank you. Not the way I want to go. Too many lost souls there already. No need for more.

[@fionanatalieholden5965]

​@@planetpayneyI totally agree, amazing isn't it now, considering the quality of the original footage of the Titanic footage! The lighting is great too!!!

[@vaneyhag]

I was literally sitting in my living room and picking my nose when I ride your comment​ 😂😂@@planetpayney

[@scottgauley7722]

I just love that little fishy that's investigating the dome.

[@mamazalama]

[@TheGreyGhost_of43rd]

Far superior brain power than every person in that fart can combined.

[@gregind01]

Oops, something has gone wrong with this video upload. At around 12:30 the video goes black and silent for the rest of the video.

[@SerratedEmerald]

Mad lazy rush to churn out videos without any care to quality

[@tirex3673]

I‘m not completely sure if it is an error, considering the video fades to black roughly at the height the titan imploded, though not exactly.

[@MrUranium238]

@@tirex3673 yup.... Jeff giving us the immersive experience 💀

[@MyDarkerSide3]

i can't believe he got into a can held together by GLUE

[@brigidsingleton1596]

Rush had enough (self) belief to hold the glue and CF together...til it failed and he - and his unfortunate _passengers_ - (_not_ "mission specialists") also failed to exist...😢😢😢😢.

[@SwanRonsonDonnyJepp]

I still find it astounding that people PAID to go down on what was essentially an UNCERTIFIED soda can.

[@brigidsingleton1596]

@@SwanRonsonDonnyJepp Being a billionaire doesn't preclude (apparently) the sense of adventure which overcomes intellectual advantage, rather age and it's advancement does not prevent naiveté... The nineteen year old should've had better guidance but his father was a Titanic aficionado, and as it was Father's Day ... Daddy got his wish to at least _try_ to dive to see her... Except, that ambition and trip failed before they got close enough in that deep Stygian darkness, didn't they? Mankind's hubris... The whole thing is too sad to ponder upon for too long, and yet lessons _must_ be learned from it. My admiration to all who must deal with such occurrences as this...and my condolences to all who grieve.

[@SwanRonsonDonnyJepp]

Why the video gone black and silent....😮

[@brigidsingleton1596]

@@SwanRonsonDonnyJepp Mine too...couldn't find it again... ☹️

[@desertstar223]

Thanks Jeff. Now we all know what a sudden implosion is. It just goes dark instantaneously.

[@moundcitychapter-ohio5922]

Jeff's Realtime monitoring system just ain't cuttin it

[@djl3485]

Jeff channeled his inner OceanGate

[@iitzfizz]

They do indeed send those ROV's down with a tether, that's one of the reasons which makes recovery at depth so tricky since you don't just need one of these ROV's but you also need a support vessel that's capable of storing and deploying miles of cables.

[@455buick6]

So he only allowed 4 bolts to be attached clamping it shut, that just shows how truly oblivious to reality he really was, simply unbelievable, there wasn't much upstairs it seems 🙄

[@Kiki-Kauai]

He was all bravado. This ocean can’t take me down! Sadly, he convinced others to go with him.

[@ImRandomDude]

I'm not defending decisions by Rush. You don't even need bolts. Think: where is pressure? Inside or outside? Water is pressing cupola onto seal. You dont hold pressure inside - where you would need all bolts possible My bet is on this logic: put only 4 bolts on, it will make loading process much faster. We don't need that many

[@MikeC_CdnEng]

@@ImRandomDude @ImRandomDude, your thoughts that external pressure will clamp the cap to the cylinder is intuitively obvious (means "Uh, yeh... no need for FEM here"). No insult intended, just giving you what every new Eng. grad gets on their 1st day). But only true if the mating surface between the cap and cylinder is seeing compression only In this case there are gonna' be shear loads on the bolts (from water pressure acting radially on the geometries of the cylinder and cap) and moments (which is what I think is going to be the primary cause). The moments are from water pressure squeezing and distorting the cylinder inward like a tube of Crest which are not going to affect the cap to any extent. And at the point of maximun distor'n of the cylinder you'll get the analog "Pop" (!) event you get from a can of Molson's Golden. (Sorry for the textbook,

[@johnparish5498]

@@ImRandomDudeend of the day it wasnt the bolts that let go... until it got hit during recovery...

[@oreos922]

​@ImRandomDude but if it's torqued down it should be even.

[@lefish5277]

My brother in Christ I cannot believe you let that phone ring off the hook into perpetuity and kept it in your video my adhd is screaming

[@dustman96]

This video goes to show.....how incredibly useful milk crates are.

[@catchifyoucan232]

I would love to see this whole video, not just the first 12 minutes and then 25 minutes of blackness and silence before it comes back near 37:34 with no sound.

[@Zelical]

TO THOSE CURIOUS ABOUT THE FISH --- It's a Grenadier/Rattail

[@KSparks80]

dat fishy can sure hold his bref!

[@peternewman958]

JEFFOSTROFF i started watching this elsewhere then stopped and have been waiting for your version knowing it would be way better. Watching from QUEENSLAND Australia. Cheers.

[@1974lionsfan]

Except that after the 12 min mark the video is junk!! Now i wasted 12 min w/o an ending to the video😢

[@emmettturner9452]

@@1974lionsfanYep. Broken. Jeff: Fix plz.

[@maggien6824]

Jeff dropped 2 weights at 12:27.

[@SarahWRah]

Thanks Jeff for this glimpse of the dome recovery. But FYI my screen went black and silent between -26:27 and the end at 0.00.

[@ufc990]

Uhhh might be time to see the doctor, apparently you stared at a black screen for almost 15 minutes before realizing the video had stopped. It stops around the 12 minute mark lol.

[@MrUranium238]

Jeff giving us the immersive experience of the implosion

[@tehArgento]

Bro did not know how to continue the video so he just imploded XD

[@GypsyHunter232UK]

Video went off but the ADVERTS STILL APPEARED😂😂😂😂😂

[@noircoconoir]

Classic KZbin 😂

[@joebidenshandler2149]

That poor kid on that death trap.

[@brigidsingleton1596]

Nineteen, barely into manhood with a mere glimpse into a future that would never be. R.I.P. Suleman...and the other three... (Sorry, I cannot bring myself to wish peace to Rush).

[@awezmtv]

​@@brigidsingleton1596 i do agree with not wishing peace on Rush sadly, he knew what he was doing and in the end, it obviously hadn't gone the way he was planning, the passengers sadly signed a contract and had no control over anything which is the worse part of it all.

[@Sharon-fw9qw]

I think of him every time I see something about the Titan. He had his whole life to live and Rushs ego and ignorance kept him from it.

[@joebidenshandler2149]

@@Sharon-fw9qw Tragic

[@kotnapromke]

Он не бедный. Он как раз очень богатый.

[@awiseman8679]

the pressure got to him

[@RevelationsfromtheSpinningBall]

Would love to see the rest of the video. It went black. Please, please upload the complete version after you read these comments and figure things out.

[@SnickerdoodleMcfox]

it is oddly satisfying watching the little robo arms work. very impressive how accurate they are.

[@Error_404_Account_Deleted]

Stops at 12:28. Goes into Rush mode

[@JoeKRaR]

🤣

[@zanpsimer7685]

It’s okay. Kirk and Spock are on the case.

[@14thCenturyHare]

Regarding the sand, it's coming from the green baskets.

[@petercampbell8694]

Am so AMAZED the mission wasn’t scrubbed after the Titan hit the deck and the nose cone came off!!! 😱

[@sirsmeal3192]

Poor decision-making since the concept was a twinkle...

[@shane11]

why you you still post this with half the video missing unless something happened after you already posted the full video?

[@wildbill1313]

First like because they don’t have a love button,your stuff is always spot on.❤

[@jeffostroff]

Thanks Bill!

[@stampedetrail2003]

Little fishy stealing the show. I didn't know they could go that deep.

[@TheKetsa]

They can now offer tickets to the Titanic and Titan wrecks. 2 for 1 !

[@TurkishBenAirsoft]

4 out of 18 bolts shows how crazy he was.

[@robinmcbride9499]

it's really good to know that Jeff is a Star Trek fan too

[@margaretmathis4775]

I had to stop watching the video, just to say how impressive the robotic arms are! What precision!

[@mamazalama]

🤔

[@anthonygage98]

I pilot these robots for a living and yes the arms do take some getting used to to be good at them. The biggest from most people have is depth perception when you’re staring at a screen and how much force you’re putting on something

[@mike577040]

3800 meters down and a shark is swimming like he’s in 6 feet of water near the shore. Amazing!

[@robvale1]

Jeff, the implosion blew the viewport far away, and the dome right off all the bolts holding it…..i think that answers your question, QED

[@Mediocre_warlock90]

What the hell happened to the second half just forgot whatcha were doing? 😂😂😂

[@z50king29]

That seems like a lot of current for right on the surface with that much pressure. That's crazy and amazing. Titanic is just sitting there getting constantly pushed by the current

[@jroo272011]

How can you see the current?

[@z50king29]

@@jroo272011 the dirt blowing away as they work. The current is moving

[@anthonygage98]

I pilot these for a living and sometimes we have 2 knot currents at 7k or 9k feet

[@grizzl360]

That fish is like "can't park that there mate"

[@iamnot664]

Isn’t it fascinating how there’s a fish swimming around at that depth like it’s nothing while Stockton Rush was reduced to atoms a few hundred meters above it 😅😂

[@liamkavanaugh5260]

my dumbass thought my internet was cut.

[@historylover13]

Thanks again, Jeff! Your audience is among the first worldwide to view this amazing footage, and I appreciate all your efforts. Looking forward to the update which recovers the "black" footage.

[@SD-oi9gr]

I thought we would never have seen these videos. We are being gifted with such spectacular details here. Oh my god, I thought the bolts were massive but they are tiny in relationships to the size of the sub! 4 bolts is nothing.

[@Chris123NT]

There's fiber optic cables in the ROV's tether for near instantaneous communications, about 1-2 ms response time.

[@patricksquires77]

Coast Guard has never gotten this much attention by many folds before. Intoxicating for them.

[@OgOssman]

You can see the odeseus milk crate was full of sand from landing on the bottom, amd as it was rising ypu could see the sand cloud and the pile getting smaller, the left milk crate.

[@susancoddington6393]

The person who worked these robotic control's is incredible!

[@BTinsley1992]

My toxic trait is thinking I can use those robot arms better because I post VR content on tiktok everyday 😭💀

[@Jarvinator76]

Listening 2 your narration & watching the footage, is what I call my ’Time Out’ moment. Thank you

[@realmstupid-on8df]

5:15 the robot looked back so happy to show us how good it did.

[@BTinsley1992]

I love this comment so much because I didn't see its personality until you gave it one 😂

[@Lemmiwinks_The_Gerbil_King]

:0

[@brandyoctober5923]

lol cute little guy

[@z50king29]

The video goes black and quiet between 12 and 13 minutes....

[@DebraJean196]

Truly incredible how how maneuverable and articulated those arms and claws are

[@SoloSailing77]

That's interesting. You could see some of the black O-Ring still in place. But, it looked like most is missing. That rover is on a 6 Kilometer hardline teather! Part of the name of the rover is 6K. That's why!

[@Toobzilla]

this video wont play for me. i dont know if your end has issue or mine but i thought id inform you.

[@doomsdayprophecies1739]

It blacks out @ the 12:26 mark

[@squonk86]

@doomsdayprophecies1739 You are correct cause got to that point so it's definitely on their end.

[@phylliswurm9473]

Also couldn't watch it.

[@Retronyx]

@@doomsdayprophecies1739 it imploded

[@StacyBeyrodt-uy9hn]

Same. I got to 12:28 and it went dark.

[@claireway-6545]

Been waiting for your analysis, Jeff. Great info and well presented as ever. Thank you! There was a lot of sand in the left hand green mesh 'box' on the ROV and that was spewing out as it ascended.

[@HXD90]

If they have these robots that can go to the bottom of the ocean floor why do people not just use those instead, instead of risking actually going in the water. Couldn’t they have bought or built a robot same as the one in video? Or no?

[@ryancraig2795]

Not the same as actually being there in person seeing it with your own eyes, I guess.

[@shaunmcclory8117]

All so they can tell everyone they've been, bragging rights i reckon

[@Godric_71]

Rush seems like the type of guy who would take his 10 year old kids to Lowes, buy a bunch of luber, stack it on the roof and tell his kids to "hold it there. It'll be fine."

[@robvale1]

The 2nd debris zone pic you showed, was of titanic itself….indicating the 2 areas where explorers are supposed to drop their ballast so not to disturbed the wreck. Those were NOT Titan parts. PS- That fish had a full meal for sure. Sick joke,

[@brokenfunnibones]

I was thinking the families might wanna grab some those fish

[@Kaister865]

Much like the Titan sub, I was very excited for this journey with the anticipation of what was ahead but right as I was about to reach my destination..... BOOM... implosion and nothing but unrecoverable pitch black darkness without a single sound!!

[@rocketrider1405]

How did it manage to stay intact on its previous trip to Titanic?

[@robvale1]

Used more bolts and had a mechanism to hold it up when open.

[@jeffostroff]

Everything is ok until it's not ok. I could have imploded on mission 1, but it survived 7 full cycles to titanic before fatigue got to it

[@htewing]

Dumb luck. Legitimately. If you look at JAL123, it flew for nearly a decade (1978-1985) after the incident that caused the stress fractures that eventually brought it down. Sometimes it just comes down to the dice roll that day not being on your side. It'll happen eventually, just depends on whether that eventually coincides with your day or someone else's.

[@adamwatson6916]

It's called cyclical fatigue. It got weaker with each dive .

[@PAS_2020]

@@htewing yeah I thought about that a lot. Pretty amazing visit to our deeper questions about life.

[@stevensrocks798]

Why? Why would you say, "Nah it's ok, the pressure will hold the front on," for the sake of a few minutes screwing some bolts on? That's just ridiculous to me.

[@j_m_b_1914]

I honestly think he wanted to commit suicide for whatever reason but was afraid to die alone. That's the only thing that makes sense when I hear about all the crazy decisions he made.

[@stevensrocks798]

@@j_m_b_1914 it does seem like that, or maybe he wanted the Guinness World Record for the most billionaires murdered at the same time 😅

[@phototec]

After 12:30 no more video or audio, just a black screen to the end of the video?

[@jeremyjedynak]

Given the pressures at that depth that triggered the catastrophe, it was interesting to see that fish/eel nosing around the wreckage at the beginning of the video.

[@norbertherterich4750]

0:25 "...shows the aftermath of the incident..." so is this supposed to be the recovered titan wreck? Surely its footage from an earlier dive.

[@prismgames]

Did you listen to the following 2 seconds of the video? He clearly says that

[@courtneyy5150]

😂

[@weenbaby]

I remember watching the boat leaving France and was amazed at how fast it got to the titanic site. Then they dropped the ROV and I couldn’t believe how fast it made it to the bottom.

[@abelriojasphoto]

14th

[@bills6093]

The 4 bolts were likely just put on for transport after a dive. Even Rush wouldn't dive with only 4 bolt holding the viewport dome on.

[@SawerrygIlIIl573]

Crazy to think that that fish could’ve ate whatever was left of them.

[@desertstar223]

Famous last words "They're movin at a decent chunk now" And then the Prince of Darkness stepped in.

[@Mark-Bretlach]

second half of video was very dark and peaceful))

[@m9ovich785]

The sand was falling out of the Green basket on the left side. Thanks Jeff.

[@AshKetchum442]

I used to clean surgical instrumentation. its so neat that the recovery robot arms are similar to davinci laparoscopic instruments.

[@fridaycaliforniaa236]

It's amazing how I'm looking at this video with the Pelagic sub using its "arms", and I immediatly feel like we could be watching a video from Curiosity doing its job on Mars and it would look pretty similar (minus the poor bitrates and the huge latency, of course ^^)

[@ruisilva3317]

Just me that restarted router a few times, restarted TV, swore at it even more times just to realise, when trying to play the video hours later on my phone that it was indeed the video and not my equipment 😂😂

[@sanantohomie]

we got the full OceanGate experience with a sudden, abrupt, L.O.S, during stream... OOOOOOOOOOF

[@TheJCJexe]

Wow, very cool to see the fish and the robot arms work at those depths!

[@Smannellites]

The shock loading when Titan was dropped was severe enough to fracture four bolts and would almost certainly have damaged other parts of the hull - probably including the glue joint between the tube and the titanium ring. Any reputable operator would have stopped all dives and returned the Titan for detailed inspection and testing onshore. It is not impossible that the dropping was the causal factor for the eventual implosion.

[@gregind01]

@@Smannellites you said it "any reputable operator", Rush was anything but a reputable operator!

[@Smannellites]

@@gregind01 You are exactly right.

[@losi8ightyew]

I came to say this, I've worked with a ton of glues/epoxies in gunsmithing, man, they don't take sudden shock too well, especially after seeing the video on the "glue joint" and their surface prep was abysmal! Surface prep is everything for adhesion, not that I'd want any type of epoxy bearing that kinda pressure anyway LOL . I'm about betting when they "dropped" it on the mothership with the crane, something cracked/broke some epoxy apart, and they just didnt find out till it was too late...

[@lucasvanzoest7292]

Love the second half of this video

[@Liasisws]

Aw man, just as it was getting good the sound and video died. Oh well, hopefully you can reupload or do a summary at some point. Love the channel btw!