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[ForkinGreat]

Why is Saddam Hussein on the sub?

why not?

 

[ForkinGreat]

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[Labcanary]

Why is Saddam Hussein on the sub?

Oh, you don't know why?

I don't know why either.

 

[shiny]

Oh, you don't know why?

I don't know why either.

Google fu says Saddams super yacht had an escape pod for a mini sub.

Tim Dowling looks around the late dictator, Saddam Hussein's luxury boat

Tim Dowling looks around the late dictator, Saddam Hussein's luxury boat

amp.theguardian.com

 

[pink poodle]

Oh, you don't know why?

I don't know why either.

I do not. Please help me.

 

[Plankosaurus]

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[rockmoose]

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[leitch]

 

[ForkinGreat]

interesting interview with James Cameron re that crushed sub.
Apparently it wasn't certified for going to those depths, or at all, and they made it a cylinder, (sphere is the 'safest' shape for a pressure vessel), and they made the stupid thing out of carbon fibre, FFS. Steel or Titanium are about the only proper materials for any super deep diving sub, AFAIK.

 

[pink poodle]

Certainly not paper mache

 

[Oddjob]

interesting interview with James Cameron re that crushed sub.
Apparently it wasn't certified for going to those depths, or at all, and they made it a cylinder, (sphere is the 'safest' shape for a pressure vessel), and they made the stupid thing out of carbon fibre, FFS. Steel or Titanium are about the only proper materials for any super deep diving sub, AFAIK.

James Cameron mentioned that even an acrylic sphere would have been ok.

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[steve jobs' pancreas]

 

[gregb]

James: I don't see the bar, looks like its sunk pretty low.

 

[Flow-Rider]

interesting interview with James Cameron re that crushed sub.
Apparently it wasn't certified for going to those depths, or at all, and they made it a cylinder, (sphere is the 'safest' shape for a pressure vessel), and they made the stupid thing out of carbon fibre, FFS. Steel or Titanium are about the only proper materials for any super deep diving sub, AFAIK.

Funny how the first prototype of a composite material cylinder with end caps was done by Richard Branson. You don't know if they had an internal metal frame in the carbon. The biggest fuckup was that they either ignored the structure monitoring system and or didn't do any fatigue testing on the vessel after uses.

 

[ForkinGreat]

Funny how the first prototype of a composite material cylinder with end caps was done by Richard Branson. You don't know if they had an internal metal frame in the carbon. The biggest fuckup was that they either ignored the structure monitoring system and or didn't do any fatigue testing on the vessel after uses.

maybe it couldn't get certified properly if it had carbon in the structure/pressure vessel.

 

[pink poodle]

Is this now about James Cameron and how clever he is?

 

[gregb]

 

[Jabubu]

Is this now about James Cameron and how clever he is?

I'd say he has some expertise in the field.

 

[Jabubu]

The biggest fuckup was that they either ignored the structure monitoring system and or didn't do any fatigue testing on the vessel after uses.

<img>Why not both?</img>

 

[pink poodle]

I'd say he has some expertise in the field.

I don't think that is the point.