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  • 7/7/2025
Implosion: The Titanic Sub Disaster
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00:00La comunicación continuó durante el descanso.
00:09No hay transmisiones que indicó problemas o una emergencia en el Titan.
00:15A 10.47.27 a.m. local, el Titan messaged,
00:20DROPPED TO WTS.
00:23At 10.47.33 a.m. local, the Titan was pinged for the final time.
00:31The depth of the Titan was 3,346 meters.
00:53Ok, so what you're going to see is Ms. Rush as she is on the comms and tracking.
01:03She leads that team, right?
01:05Yes.
01:05You will hear a noise that is external to the ship, or external to the room, I should say,
01:11and you will see their reaction to the noise.
01:14And then we'll rewind and go again.
01:15Right.
01:16So, at that point, you said, what was that bang?
01:34What was that bang?
01:35Is this max volume right now?
01:36It is max volume for this.
01:38I'm going to back it up and play it one more time.
01:40It sounds like a door slamming.
01:42Approximately in five seconds, you will hear the bang.
01:47Um, yeah.
01:48Yeah.
01:49It should be about 500 meters.
01:53Yeah.
01:54What was that bang?
01:57Now next, she's going to look at the computer, and she says, DROPPED TO WAITS.
02:02DROPPED TO WAITS was the last message from the Titan.
02:06Right.
02:07The message actually comes in after they heard the noise of what happened.
02:11It's a noise of what could possibly have been the implosion noise.
02:14Right.
02:15Okay.
02:16DROPPED TO WAITS.
02:20DROPPED TO WAITS.
02:23It appears that she thinks something happened, or she senses something, and then the relief,
02:28what she sees, drop two.
02:29DROPPED TO WAITS.
02:30DROPPED TO WAITS.
02:31DROPPED TO WAITS.
02:32DROPPED TO WAITS.
02:33What we believe is implosion sound came first before the computer message of DROPPED TO WAITS,
02:38based upon the speed of actual sound sound travels through the water column at 1500 meters per second
02:45right and so they were at 3346 meters below the surface so that would have been like two and a
02:50half seconds drop two weights is the last thing that they stated within five seconds is when we
02:56lost comms and tracking yeah okay
03:08you