The five people on board are British billionaire Hamish Harding, Pakistani businessman Shahzada Dawood and his son Suleman, chief executive and founder of OceanGate Expeditions, Stockton Rush, and French submersible pilot Paul-Henri Nargeolet.

vastolord4:


That's why there are expert divers.. another submersible can get its location, relay it and get tugboat already at standby.. I repeat, hope is not lost!

degreatestmusti:


to add to this: Picture the ocean as an enormous football pitch that stretches far beyond our line of sight, seemingly endless. Now, think of the ship as an almost insignificant grain of sand in this vast space.

The search radius i.e. the area that can be effectively explored at any given time, is akin to a magnifying glass. The magnifying glass, despite its utility, covers just a minuscule area on this massive football pitch - barely a blade of grass.

The task at hand is to scan this vast pitch, inch by painstaking inch, using the limited magnifying glass, hoping to find our elusive grain of sand. But the complexity doesn't end there. This isn't a two-dimensional search; it's three-dimensional. Just as our football pitch has depth, so too does the ocean, layer upon layer that we must also search.

The ocean's dynamism adds to the challenge. Currents shift, weather changes, visibility in water varies, and the grain of sand - the drowned ship - might not even stay in one place.

In short, searching the for the drowned vessel is an incredibly daunting task. It's like trying to find a minuscule grain of sand on a huge, shifting football pitch with a tiny magnifying glass, digging layer after layer.

Allmiron:


https://www.google.com/amp/s/news.sky.com/story/amp/titanic-submersible-missing-craft-has-about-40-hours-of-breathable-air-left-as-search-yields-no-results-12906358

Pipefitter:


It gets scarier... With every passing minute the priority radius increases too because.. not forgetting that the sub could be under water or at the floor, so the same effort is put scanning the ocean floor and the every inch of the depth too with the sonars... It's almost impossible given the frame and available oxygen

Kobicove:
Why would a person going on such a risky adventure take his son along with him?!

degreatestmusti:


Certainly, it's a scary race against time. Their greatest ally right now is hope. That said, the human spirit always finds a way to defy the odds, may it be in their favor.

Allmiron:


https://www.google.com/amp/s/news.sky.com/story/amp/titanic-submersible-missing-craft-has-about-40-hours-of-breathable-air-left-as-search-yields-no-results-12906358

SandyLOVE08:
So what happened to the GPS and the rest bleeping objects

vastolord4:


That's why there are expert divers.. another submersible can get its location, relay it and get tugboat already at standby.. I repeat, hope is not lost!

VeryWickedMan:
The Darwin Award for 2023 has 5 winners.
Fools.

DodadaKoKigbe:
White people are missing so the whole world must come to a stand still.

Akalia:
This incident will pave the way for the creation of a technology that will aid in tracking such a vessel in cases like this in the future.

Badassniggga:
So what they're trying to tell me is that inspite of the technological advances towards 2023, there's no tracker installed in the Titan Sub for easy tracking and geolocation in case stuff like this happens?

RIP to those men

FOJEM:
That territory na for mammy water and pappy water!!!
Na only God fit bring those people back.

wiseone28:
Good morning nairaland..


News that i have read already from other sites since Sunday

Pipefitter:
"it's like searching a football pitch with a magnifying glass" mehn! The chances of rescuing them alive is zero if that analysis is correct... Isn't there a way to calculate the circumference or priority area since they know where the dive took place, calculate the speed of the wave/hr plus lost hours to know the estimated area

bigiyaro:
All this kind thing na technical elimination, nobody can convince me that a craft can just disappear in this time and age, with all the tech advancement....

Flight90:
Titanic part 2
More like a renewal if you ask me😒



Meanwhile, don't forget to check out my friend's short animation and 😉😊


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GETbKihy7bk

Meditation01:
Meditation is the freeing of ourselves from all mental states and concepts of self.But it really begins with a focus,with a restraining of the life force or the life energy.So you look at your object of concentration for,say,45 minutes.Put a watch there,take out a clock,time yourself.Then,after you have done it for,let's say,45 minutes,if your time period is half an hour,and you've really tried just to see that one thing,to look at it-you can blink,you can shift your position a little bit if you need to-but then after you've done it for half your meditation,close your eyes and now do the same thing focusing on one of the three chakras,either the navel center,around the navel;the median center,which is in the center of the chest around the heart,or the third eye,which is between the eyebrows and a little bit above.
I recommend that you focus on these three centers in rotation.So Monday morning,do your navel center;Tuesday,the center of the chest;Wednesday,the third eye,which is between the eyebrows and a little bit above

Shebbs:
Water Doesn’t Like The Name “Titan” Records Are There To Show For It.

”Titan” Is A Greek Word And Its Meaning In Greek is “god-like”

“Titan” In Hebrew Means “One Who Has A Higher Rank “Powerful.”

“Titan” in Aramaic Means “Challenger” Or “Fearless.”

You Don’t Name A Ship Or Whatever Vessel “Titan” When The Water Spirit Is A Jealous god. Poseidon Is The god Of Water And Hate To Be Challenged Hence The Sinking Of Every Water Vessel With The Name “Titan” Or “Titanic”

Badassniggga:
So what they're trying to tell me is that inspite of the technological advances towards 2023, there's no tracker installed in the Titan Sub for easy tracking and geolocation in case stuff like this happens?

RIP to those men

SandyLOVE08:
So what happened to the GPS and the rest bleeping objects

driand:


What exactly were they looking for?