Titanic tourist sub goes missing sparking search

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If you look really close you can see where he said it was safer than scuba diving. There you have it. We are all idiots.
Other than his submersible, it's still true.

But what he was doing was the equivalent of saying "There hasn't been a jet aviation fatality on a US carrier in 5 years. Now hop into my uninspected experimental airplane which I designed by myself."
 
Carbon fiber may have been shredded in the implosion and drifted away in the current due to its light weight rather than falling straight down like the end bells.
 
Question: Are the materials dissimilar enough that there could be thermal expansion/contraction with them causing issues like debonding?

Also, remember, there has been an ongoing discussion of CF being fatigue vulnerable, hence the frequent statement of, "It is the wrong choice in this application."
 

"You know, at some point, safety is just pure waste. I mean, if you just want to be safe, don't get out of bed, don't get in your car, don't do anything. At some point, you're going to take some risk, and it really is a risk-reward question."

"I think I can do this just as safely while breaking the rules."
 
He doesn’t talk like an engineer who has ever actually engineered anything.
I think you are on to something. It looks like his total work experience as an engineer was two years with McDonnell Douglas "working on its APG-63 radar test and anti-aircraft programmes". Then he went on to business school.

He did build a Glasair III which is a fiberglass composite high performance experimental airplane. It's a kitplane though which means if he built it stock there's a couple thousand of hours of work but no engineering required.
 
So when do you folks think the movie about this tragedy will be coming out? Is the ending going to be different, a happy ending, or the same? The proceeds I believe should go to the victims' families (except the dipshitt CEO).
 
So when do you folks think the movie about this tragedy will be coming out? Is the ending going to be different, a happy ending, or the same? The proceeds I believe should go to the victims' families (except the dipshitt CEO).
Give it a week or so and it will disappear from the news.
 
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