I was Seeing Something That Was About The Viewing Window On The Submersible Being Rated To Only 1400 Feet: Apparently the company that makes the viewing window rated it out to 1400...

woodguru

Apparently the company that makes the viewing window rated it out to 1400 feet, properly engineering out to the 12,500 that the Titanic is at would have cost them a lot more money, which they refused to pay.

That right there is getting into criminal misconduct to expose the public as customers to that...

The owner of the company who is on the "ride" is being exposed to an ultimate sort of justice

Sonny Magoo Loc: Where pot pie is boiled in a kettle

Your diction makes things hard to follow.
TRY HARDER for me, and other not so smart folks

woodguru

Sonny Magoo wrote:

Your diction makes things hard to follow.
TRY HARDER for me, and other not so smart folks

I probably did condense that a bit, sorry. I actually need to find and post the article.

But basically there is a viewing window that was engineered and tested out to 1400 feet, far short of the 12,500 that the titanic is resting at. To charge paying customers to go down to depths that are so ridiculously deeper than 1400 feet is criminal, literally.

Parky60 Loc: People's Republic of Illinois

woodguru wrote:

Apparently the company that makes the viewing window rated it out to 1400 feet, properly engineering out to the 12,500 that the Titanic is at would have cost them a lot more money, which they refused to pay.

That right there is getting into criminal misconduct to expose the public as customers to that...

The owner of the company who is on the "ride" is being exposed to an ultimate sort of justice

Viewing window rated it out to 1400 feet
Properly engineering out to the 12,500 that the Titanic is at

You probably forgot a 0 moron.

Blade_Runner Loc: DARK SIDE OF THE MOON

woodguru wrote:

I probably did condense that a bit, sorry. I actually need to find and post the article.

But basically there is a viewing window that was engineered and tested out to 1400 feet, far short of the 12,500 that the titanic is resting at. To charge paying customers to go down to depths that are so ridiculously deeper than 1400 feet is criminal, literally.

The Oceangate Titan submersible has made two previous dives to the Titanic.

Rose42

woodguru wrote:

Apparently the company that makes the viewing window rated it out to 1400 feet, properly engineering out to the 12,500 that the Titanic is at would have cost them a lot more money, which they refused to pay.

That right there is getting into criminal misconduct to expose the public as customers to that...

The owner of the company who is on the "ride" is being exposed to an ultimate sort of justice

The whistleblower said it was 1300 meters. Still not enough

liberalhunter Loc: Your mom's house

woodguru wrote:

Apparently the company that makes the viewing window rated it out to 1400 feet, properly engineering out to the 12,500 that the Titanic is at would have cost them a lot more money, which they refused to pay.

That right there is getting into criminal misconduct to expose the public as customers to that...

The owner of the company who is on the "ride" is being exposed to an ultimate sort of justice

Shut up...... get a job, whining about everything doesn't pay.

liberalhunter Loc: Your mom's house

woodguru wrote:

I probably did condense that a bit, sorry. I actually need to find and post the article.

But basically there is a viewing window that was engineered and tested out to 1400 feet, far short of the 12,500 that the titanic is resting at. To charge paying customers to go down to depths that are so ridiculously deeper than 1400 feet is criminal, literally.

Maybe a typo.....14000 feet..... duh

liberalhunter Loc: Your mom's house

Parky60 wrote:

Viewing window rated it out to 1400 feet
Properly engineering out to the 12,500 that the Titanic is at

You probably forgot a 0 moron.

Nailed it.....don't forget liar.

billlingle

woodguru wrote:

Apparently the company that makes the viewing window rated it out to 1400 feet, properly engineering out to the 12,500 that the Titanic is at would have cost them a lot more money, which they refused to pay.

That right there is getting into criminal misconduct to expose the public as customers to that...

The owner of the company who is on the "ride" is being exposed to an ultimate sort of justice

The submersible was not certified either. The sentiment seems to be that it would not have passed.

son of witless

woodguru wrote:

Apparently the company that makes the viewing window rated it out to 1400 feet, properly engineering out to the 12,500 that the Titanic is at would have cost them a lot more money, which they refused to pay.

That right there is getting into criminal misconduct to expose the public as customers to that...

The owner of the company who is on the "ride" is being exposed to an ultimate sort of justice

There are stories coming out that various people had safety concerns about the sub.

woodguru

Parky60 wrote:

Viewing window rated it out to 1400 feet
Properly engineering out to the 12,500 that the Titanic is at

You probably forgot a 0 moron.

It turns out it's rated to 1400 meters, when the Titanic is sitting at 4000 meters...that my cognitively dysfunctional friend is about 2600 meters or somewhere around 8500 feet, enough to crush the submersible like a bug

I've warned you about the moron thing, so now I'll report it.

Parky60 Loc: People's Republic of Illinois

woodguru wrote:

It turns out it's rated to 1400 meters, when the Titanic is sitting at 4000 meters...that my cognitively dysfunctional friend is about 2600 meters or somewhere around 8500 feet, enough to crush the submersible like a bug

I've warned you about the moron thing, so now I'll report it.

You're cognitively dysfunctional if you don't know the difference between meters and feet.

You can dish out the insults but can't take them can you you big cry baby.

woodguru

Blade_Runner wrote:

The Oceangate Titan submersible has made two previous dives to the Titanic.

Do you understand the dynamics of how pressing beyond the edge of dynamics like the astronomical pressures involved with extreme depth works?

Getting away with being on the edge doesn't mean you will keep getting away with it. Leaks develop, even a tiny leak would cause the pressure to crush the submersible. The stress of massive compression and relief of that pressure creates stress to flaws that weaken and fail. There was reason to believe that there were concerns about using the carbon fiber material because it is known to be weak in flawed areas.

All it would take is one big fart, a ripper that would change the barometric pressure inside by one fraction of a bar and they would be crushed so instantly there would be no awareness that a fart had ever been cut, that's how serious this schitt is.

woodguru

Rose42 wrote:

The whistleblower said it was 1300 meters. Still not enough

Exactly, rated to 1300 meters and the Titanic is at 4000 meters