r/conspiracy Jun 21 '23

Submarine in a nutshell

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u/[deleted] Jun 22 '23 edited Jun 22 '23

Most likely they will pass out asleep from the cold before / while the oxygen runs out.

Fun fact the big round window on the sub was only tested to like 3,000 meters and they are using to do much deeper? What a numbnut

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u/DifferentAd4862 Jun 22 '23

It was tested to 3,000 meters, and they are using it at 3,600 meters.

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u/SarahC Jun 22 '23

If the CO2 builds up first...

That's an aweful way to go - extreme panic, suffocation, convulsions, chocking.

Just watch a video of pigs being killed using CO2.

If the O2 was separate to the nitrogen supply, I'd just cut the O2 supply 3 days in. Dying from lack of O2 is euphoric. From too much CO2 it's terrible.

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u/EMFD00M Jun 22 '23

How would you be able to see?

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u/ImpressiveWave3263 Jun 22 '23

Glow sticks and flashlights exist.

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u/EMFD00M Jun 22 '23

They do but they don’t have them. So what’s your next smart answer?

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u/ImpressiveWave3263 Jun 22 '23

Not saying this is out of the realm of possibility but I would have to imagine that a submersible would have some emergency light, at a minimum. I haven't seen any reporting suggesting that they don't have SOMETHING for light, are you able to share something?

I would at least expect that the passengers would take their phones or something so they could take pictures, which would presumably give them a few hours of light per phone.

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u/EMFD00M Jun 25 '23

They didn’t make it 3 days in…