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Kyle hill does mostly neuclear info vids and seems pretty smart.
" a sphere with a .5% deviation is 30% structualy reduced"
" a sphere with a .5% deviation is 30% structualy reduced"
They're too good for a stand set on the floor.I find that mounting inspirational.
As I read the story (which may have been misquoting), it was talking about the viewport assembly as a whole, will be interesting to see where the failure was, my money is on the carbon fiber, or where it was glued to one of the ends.I am sure that they are going to go after the wreckage. It would be really interesting to see if the bow titanium bell still has the view port intact.
Mud then?I don't think it was dust as it was in water when it happened.
Very nice...Just came across this:
No, not enough carbon fiber to water. Probably be considered sediment.Mud then?
Just came across this:
seen that many times
window leaked and then held pressure within when they got it back on board the ship.
impressive when he opened the acess port (with a hammer) and water came blasting out
That was just a hatch and water blowing out
The Byford Dolphin incident upped the ante and did that with people.
Sounds like it happened prior to reaching Titanic since the debris fields were a decent distance apart from each other.
Meanwhile, the opposite of being crushed by depth pressure is decompression from coming up too quick from depths.
Here is what you could end up looking like if you do that:
Which begs the question of how the floor and stringers were attached.They're too good for a stand set on the floor.
Gotta live it up and have the wall mount, even at expense of hull integrity.
Inspirational, indeed.
I don't know why as an old white guy I feel inspired by lower left:Just came across this:
Think mine is good for titanic?
What's the worst that can happen?
Aaron Z
Jesus fucking Christ! I'm more careful putting on my brake rotors on my bike than that.Jesus, who needs torque wrenches and a torque sequence? Not like we are going to the bottom of the ocean ...o wait? I've seen tweakers bolting on a set of small block heads with more precision and care.
Because its been known since the 1970s or 1980s? The only question is where its exact limits are.Jesus fucking Christ! I'm more careful putting on my brake rotors on my bike than that.
So why in the fuck did the navy let it leak that they have top secret sonar that heard that pos implode? Seems like something we should've kept in our back pocket. But clown world so I guess it's ok.
Kyle hill does mostly neuclear info vids and seems pretty smart.
" a sphere with a .5% deviation is 30% structualy reduced"
Seems like I've watched documentaries about subs playing cat and mouse games with sounds, Nuke subs with special shaped props that are near silent in the water.So why in the fuck did the navy let it leak that they have top secret sonar that heard that pos implode? Seems like something we should've kept in our back pocket. But clown world so I guess it's ok.
Whatever you quoted says SDK facebook error. What is it? Is there another link or key words so I can try to search for it elsewhere?Jesus, who needs torque wrenches and a torque sequence? Not like we are going to the bottom of the ocean ...o wait? I've seen tweakers bolting on a set of small block heads with more precision and care.
They were bolting the hatch on (apparently) without using a pattern around the hatch, just one bolt after the other.Whatever you quoted says SDK facebook error. What is it? Is there another link or key words so I can try to search for it elsewhere?
You're telling me that my kid changing the tire on our car was careful about tightening the lugnuts in a star pattern yet these inspirational adults were not?They were bolting the hatch on (apparently) without using a pattern around the hatch, just one bolt after the other.
Aaron Z
cant find the videoThat's gotta be the one I'm thinking of.
The water was ejecting to the right?
I had it saved somewhere and can't find it
I'll keep looking.
If you can find it I will reply to the post where you share it with one of these ->