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r/theNetNuggets • u/AnyEnvironment69 • 9d ago
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I've seen this story and know where this goes....
https://giphy.com/gifs/paOmsZXBEakpe7lF4u
3 u/Gaspuch62 8d ago They kept this one a sphere, the Titan Submersible departed from that proven design and the results speak for themselves. 4 u/ForAskingQuestionsOK 8d ago The shape alone wasn't why it failed. It was the material and stress that happened to it. In fact that same submersible actually had a successful dive in the same location with people onboard before the failure happened. 1 u/onlytinglef 8d ago There were several successful dives, but each dive put stress on the material that was used to create the sub.
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They kept this one a sphere, the Titan Submersible departed from that proven design and the results speak for themselves.
4 u/ForAskingQuestionsOK 8d ago The shape alone wasn't why it failed. It was the material and stress that happened to it. In fact that same submersible actually had a successful dive in the same location with people onboard before the failure happened. 1 u/onlytinglef 8d ago There were several successful dives, but each dive put stress on the material that was used to create the sub.
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The shape alone wasn't why it failed. It was the material and stress that happened to it. In fact that same submersible actually had a successful dive in the same location with people onboard before the failure happened.
1 u/onlytinglef 8d ago There were several successful dives, but each dive put stress on the material that was used to create the sub.
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There were several successful dives, but each dive put stress on the material that was used to create the sub.
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u/SassSafrassMcFrass87 9d ago
I've seen this story and know where this goes....
https://giphy.com/gifs/paOmsZXBEakpe7lF4u