Titanic tourist sub goes missing sparking search

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One of the things I am thinking about when the speed of the implosion, inertia. I understand the suddenness of the implosion and how quickly things accelerate IN. But they also come to a stop.

It would be interesting to examine that Titanium cap and see what kind of imprints were forged on the inside.
 
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Brett Hatch:
The point I'm making is that being mad about the cost of the rescue operation, is just not the right thing to be mad about. The military and the coast guard are very expensive. If we sat down as a society and decided that rescue operations shouldn't be done, yeah, we would all save a couple dollars on our taxes. But we wouldn't be making an improvement -- having these resources ready to deploy as emergencies arise is worth the cost.
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I don’t understand people when they get mad about the costs of the military, coast guards, search and rescue departments etc. if they’d like to defund them, they’d be more likely to be screwed if assistance is required. The less funding, the less employees, and the less operations they can take on.
 
The quote that sticks for me ... "The abyss doesn’t care if you went to Princeton or that your ancestors signed the Declaration of Independence. If you want to go down into her world, she sets the rules."

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Jared0425:
They do. I'm hoping NOAA gets a healthy crap sandwich in court.
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The last guy who wupped them in the same court says he is a free agent this time.

Although he is annoyed by NOAA.
 
Wookie:
The last guy who wupped them in the same court says he is a free agent this time.

Although he is annoyed by NOAA.
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It's not Gary is it?
 
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