Who even has the vessels that can go deep enough to rescue them? This is the stuff of nightmares
this post was submitted on 19 Jun 2023
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I hope there’s some kind of black box… what would be worse than it happenning again one day because we don’t know what happenned.
BBC said that this sub (Titan) was damaged last year, and this was its first dive since being “repaired.”
I’m betting it didn’t have a black box, and we’ll never know if the “repair” was the cause.
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It's controlled with a knockoff Xbox controller. I'll bet the "black box" is a cassette recorder bought from Goodwill for $3 and then spray painted black
I feel bad for the families of folks