Titan: Passengers would die immediately after implosion

The company that owns the Titan submarine, in which five people were traveling and which disappeared four days ago reported this Thursday that, according to available information, the crew members did not survive.

Through a statement distributed to the media, the company reported: “We now believe that our CEO Stockton Rush, Shahzada Dawood and his son Suleman Dawood, Hamish Harding and Paul-Henri Nargeolet have sadly passed away.”

The US Coast Guard. also announced this Thursday that “ruins” had been found near the area where the remains are located titanic they match the outer part of the Titan diver.

“It is possible that the bodies of five people will never be found due to the unstoppable ocean,” authorities explained.

According to the Coast Guard, the men died instantly in the catastrophic implosion that ruptured the pressure hull before rescue aircraft could detect any sounds of the crash.

“The implosion would produce a significant broadband sound that would be picked up by sonar buoys,” Rear Admiral John Mauger said.

The company’s co-founder, Guillermo Söhnlein, also told the BBC that he believed there may have been “instant implosion” ship

“If it had happened, it would have happened four days ago,” he said.

Implosion is the opposite of explosion. It occurs when an object collapses and shrinks towards the center due to external or internal forces. In this case, it occurs when the external pressure of the sea exceeds the atmosphere inside the sea at a certain depth.

The operations took place 900 miles -1448 kilometers – from Cape Cod (Massachusetts, USA) and 400 -about 644 kilometers – from San Juan de Newfoundland (Canada).

Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROVs) that were installed this Thursday and have the capacity to reach The depth of 4000 meters was crucial for the discoveries.