What caused the missing submersible to lose contact? | NewsNation Live



The search for a small submersible carrying a group of people touring the ship wreckage of the Titanic continues in a race against time to find the passengers lost at sea. Van Gurley lays out the different scenarios that could have caused the submarine to lose communication with the mother ship.

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  1. This submarine is extremely under engineered. No sonar, no buey to launch that would surface to ping their location, no communication with the mother ship. They have back up systems that rely on electricity. So if electrical system fails their screwed. They cant get out anyways cause the submersible is bolted shut from the outside which shows they didnt think things through. Everything about this submersible is wrong.

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  2. I'm starting do not buy this "missing" allegations. Airplane black boxes can be tracked on the bottom of the ocean.

    "The locations of black boxes can be traced in the bottom of deep oceans thanks to a special tracking component. Every flight data recorder contains a tool called an underwater location beacon (ULB). This makes it possible for investigators to find it if a plane crashes into a body of water.12 Dec 2018"

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  3. I find it hard to believe in this age, that a sub can go missing WITHOUT a transponder on board or some way for a rescue team to know EXACTLY where the sun is. After all, if you can’t FIND IT you stand no chance at all of rescuing these poor people. Recovery team should be able to know exactly where that sub is at all times. And in any scenario.

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  4. it takes weeks and even months for experienced Navy submarine crews to get use to the pressure and oxygen level while in massive industrial submarines… imagine how it might feel in a make shift harbor freight enclosure?

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  5. Even dumber than dying on Everest. And I laugh at those people. At least up there, you don't die in a tin can full of piss, shit, and puke locked from the outside. The submersible should have been named "Poseidon's Outhouse".

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  6. omg this vehicle looks like a coca cola can! i feel very sorry for the people who trusted them to dive with this backyard built looking submarine! and i wonder how and why they lost the vehicle

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  7. TEARS !!

    Tears are the raindrops of the soul

    And there's one for all who die.

    They are the silent words of grief

    As they fall free from the eye.

    The shortest verse in the Bible

    Is the one where Jesus wept

    If you hold back tears, shed them

    When your pain’s too harsh to accept.

    Tears are lovelier than a smile

    When they come from those you love

    As they seek relief from sadness

    When you're summoned from above.

    Tears are a love-mates humble gift

    When it's time to say goodbye

    Though the eyes are wet and swollen

    With time and patience they dry.

    By Tom Zart

    Most Published Poet On The Web!

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  8. Water could be a good protection against radioactivity at certain depth so radio waves cannot penetrate water either. Acoustic communication is possible.

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