[arista]

Saving Big Money

[arista]

[arista]

Crazy CEO

[arista]

[The Titanic tourist submarine that went missing
was controlled by a $29.99 gaming controller]

From Twitter

[arista]

On Newsnight

Last Night
A ABC Journalist has been down there in trouble.
Another Team.
In the year 2000


A Russian Pilot helped him.

Took 8 hours to rescue them.

They had Proper Communication with the Ship above


He said there are underwater currents

[arista]

From Twitter

[arista]

[bots]

The US Coast Guard has just tweeted confirming that a Canadian P-3 aircraft "detected underwater noises in the search area".

This is the first official confirmation from search authorities of the information being reported by US media, although they did not specify "banging" sounds.

As a result of the pick-up, the US Coast Guard said they had relocated operations. So far those searchers "have yielded negative results".

The internal US Department of Homeland Security memos being reported say the underwater banging sounds could be heard for hours.

After the inital pick-up by a Candian aircraft, additional sonar was deployed to the area four hours later where "banging was still heard".

CNN is also reporting an updated memo sent Tuesday night, which suggested more sounds were picked up.

“Additional acoustic feedback was heard and will assist in vectoring surface assets and also indicating continued hope of survivors,” said the second memo according to CNN's report.

[Candy Annie Cane]

It's ok finding where they are but how on earth ate they going to facilitate a rescue? Hopefully now this will stop this creepy rich tourist ****

[Gusto Brunt]

You'd think a billionaire wouldn't pay anyone to get him down there - that he'd do it himself in his own vessel.

And he'd spend vasts amount of money on making it so safe. There doesn't seem to be any safety aspects attached to it. It actually looks like a deathtrap.

[Christmas Dynasnow]

current world record for underwater rescue is 1550 feet

where they likely are 12,500 feet

[Cherry Christmas]

Originally Posted by arista

[The Titanic tourist submarine that went missing
was controlled by a $29.99 gaming controller]

From Twitter

I told you this yesterday

[Cherry Christmas]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

The US Coast Guard has just tweeted confirming that a Canadian P-3 aircraft "detected underwater noises in the search area".

This is the first official confirmation from search authorities of the information being reported by US media, although they did not specify "banging" sounds.

As a result of the pick-up, the US Coast Guard said they had relocated operations. So far those searchers "have yielded negative results".

The internal US Department of Homeland Security memos being reported say the underwater banging sounds could be heard for hours.

After the inital pick-up by a Candian aircraft, additional sonar was deployed to the area four hours later where "banging was still heard".

CNN is also reporting an updated memo sent Tuesday night, which suggested more sounds were picked up.

“Additional acoustic feedback was heard and will assist in vectoring surface assets and also indicating continued hope of survivors,” said the second memo according to CNN's report.

They are tapping every 30 minutes, I wonder why so long in between

[Gusto Brunt]

Originally Posted by Cherie

I told you this yesterday

[Candy Annie Cane]

Originally Posted by Cherie

They are tapping every 30 minutes, I wonder why so long in between

There was someone on the news this morning who said that if they tapped too often or constantly the noise wouldn't be picked up as easily. If there is a sustained effort that seems to follow a pattern - ie every 30 minutes they it is more likely to be human rather than just ocean noises or sea life.

[Cherry Christmas]

Originally Posted by AnnieK

There was someone on the news this morning who said that if they tapped too often or constantly the noise wouldn't be picked up as easily. If there is a sustained effort that seems to follow a pattern - ie every 30 minutes they it is more likely to be human rather than just ocean noises or sea life.

aw I see, that make sense

[Christmas Dynasnow]

Originally Posted by AnnieK

There was someone on the news this morning who said that if they tapped too often or constantly the noise wouldn't be picked up as easily. If there is a sustained effort that seems to follow a pattern - ie every 30 minutes they it is more likely to be human rather than just ocean noises or sea life.

id probably go for every 10 minutes

if i was about to suffocate to death!

[Candy Annie Cane]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

id probably go for every 10 minutes

if i was about to suffocate to death!

They also said that any exertion (even knocking on the hull at this point) will use more oxygen and they need to do all they can to conserve the o2 for as long as possible hence why they think the knocks are so far apart

[arista]

Originally Posted by AnnieK

They also said that any exertion (even knocking on the hull at this point) will use more oxygen and they need to do all they can to conserve the o2 for as long as possible hence why they think the knocks are so far apart

Makes sense.

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by arista

[The Titanic tourist submarine that went missing
was controlled by a $29.99 gaming controller]

From Twitter

Sounds like the typical bollox found all over social media


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[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Gusto Brunt

You'd think a billionaire wouldn't pay anyone to get him down there - that he'd do it himself in his own vessel.

And he'd spend vasts amount of money on making it so safe. There doesn't seem to be any safety aspects attached to it. It actually looks like a deathtrap.

Reminds me of Colin McCrae the wealthy ex world champion motor rally driver ..

He was piloting his own helicopter .. apparently he had maintained it himself for some reason and the engine failed , he crashed and died !!


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[Zizu]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

id probably go for every 10 minutes

if i was about to suffocate to death!

Or every 5 seconds !!!


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[UserSince2005]

Hamish Harding step son went to a blink 182 concert last night

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Zizu

What happened to GPS etc

They’re saying it’s virtually impossible to locate them never mind save them


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Any thoughts ?


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[Christmas Dynasnow]

Originally Posted by UserSince2005

Hamish Harding step son went to a blink 182 concert last night

Ridiculous