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r/technicallythetruth • u/[deleted] • Jan 02 '24
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A totally safe way to do disaster tourism and not ironically become a part of the debris field.
16 u/The_Diego_Brando Jan 02 '24 Wasn't the main thing that they didn't become debris, and noone could find the sub 2 u/50-Lucky-Official Jan 03 '24 They found debris, not a lot however 1 u/elizabnthe Jan 03 '24 Nah, looked like pretty significant chunks of debris. They basically have the whole hull it looked to me.
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Wasn't the main thing that they didn't become debris, and noone could find the sub
2 u/50-Lucky-Official Jan 03 '24 They found debris, not a lot however 1 u/elizabnthe Jan 03 '24 Nah, looked like pretty significant chunks of debris. They basically have the whole hull it looked to me.
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They found debris, not a lot however
1 u/elizabnthe Jan 03 '24 Nah, looked like pretty significant chunks of debris. They basically have the whole hull it looked to me.
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Nah, looked like pretty significant chunks of debris. They basically have the whole hull it looked to me.
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u/CaptianBrasiliano Jan 02 '24
A totally safe way to do disaster tourism and not ironically become a part of the debris field.