Subj : Re: Submarine Deaths
To   : Hustler
From : paulie420
Date : Fri Jun 23 2023 16:38:00

 Hu>  > This was a private vessel operating as part of a for-profit
 Hu>  > venture providing, effectively, deep-sea tourism. Who else
 Hu>  
 Hu>  So if Elon Musk blows up on his next space journey it's on him eh? 

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe SpaceX rockets ARE certified???

Furthmore, IMO, Musk has taken great expense at testing... sometime Oceangate didn't do.

It was said that the CEO heard cracking of the fiberglass on test dives. One explorer, who put $80,000 down to goto the Titantic in the Titan backed out after one of these test dives... he was allowed to pilot the sub, and said he could hear the cracking as he went deeper and deeper. The Oceangate CEO wrote this off with the 'excuse' or explanation that there was on-board sensors to alarm if there was any damage to the carbon fiber bits... guess he just didn't think about the 25,000,000lbs of pressure and the speed at which it would give.



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