Titan sub lost at sea

#21

That seems entirely possible, and more likely also if this was just a false event meant to create a distraction that was massively exaggerated with the multi day frantic search and suspense of the 100 hour count down of oxygen left. James C said kind of pretentiously in one of the interviews that he “already knew” the hull had collapsed catastrophically when they lost coms and tracking at the same time, and there was a sound consistent with hull collapse picked up on navy sub-tracker mics with more advanced classified technology.

I can agree that would seem like the most likely explanation based on that evidence, but even knowing that search and rescue protocol would still be to search for survivors even if there is only a 1 or 5% chance anyone was still alive. That would of course only be true if anyone was even on the craft when it collapsed, if that is even really what happened or this is all made up by “They,” that is Mr. Globaloney?

#22

Carbon fiber weave is like a fabric with a lot of tensile strength but little compression strength, can’t imagine why anyone would build a sub hull with that would be like trying to make car tires out of straw.

It does have some rigidity so works for non pressure vessel structures but still really random why Stockton went with that for this sunken vessel. Maybe was for cost saving but it can be really expensive anyway, though possibly less then steel/titanium hull don’t know the current cost numbers on what forging hulls with those metals.

Compressed air tanks for firefighter breathing tanks are often carbon fiber they hold 4500psi air, probably could hold 6000psi like is at the titanic or Olympic wreck but internal not external pressure. Lot of volume of air in those tanks, hit the valve off with a sledge hammer and they’ll fly like a missile.

#23

I found this odd and a bit funny, most likely not random that its happening right after the Titan psyop.

https://investors.virgingalactic.com/news/news-details/2023/Virgin-Galactic-Announces-Galactic-01-Crew-Onboard-the-First-Commercial-Spaceflight/default.aspx

" Italian Air Force and National Research Council Crew To Conduct Scientific Research Experiments

‘Galactic 01’ Target Flight Date is June 29, 2023

ORANGE COUNTY, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Virgin Galactic Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: SPCE) today announced the crew of its first commercial spaceflight, ‘Galactic 01,’ with a target flight date of June 29, 2023. The three-person crew from the Italian Air Force and National Research Council of Italy will board VSS Unity for a 90-minute flight to conduct a series of suborbital science experiments."

#24

Is the psyop: “Go into outer space, not under the sea!” Sea = unsafe, outer space = good.

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