1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

I would think it would have the basic functions of today's drones that fly back to the launch location when the battery and oxygen get below a defined level.

 

It's early and you already won today

 

I just heard Maynard whisper "learn to swim" in my ear

 

yeah see, maybe it's me but I'm not trusting my life to that technology lol. Especially 2.5 miles under water

 

On the other hand, I guess I do put a lot of faith in a complete stranger to not kill me while piloting a 90,000lb chunk of flying metal 30,000 ft up in the sky

 

It seems unlikely for it to just fall off the map completely if it’d sunk or drifted away. That makes me think it must’ve imploded after some sort of structural failure.

 

Why do you think that would be unlikely?

 

It just seems like they’d be able to locate it if it were still intact. I suppose the electronics could’ve failed or something though.

 

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The Humpback eating the kayakers story keeps popping up on my Google feed. I blame this one completely on the kayakers for getting to close.

 

The video of that is crazy, it really looked like they both got swallowed by the whale.

 

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Do I get points for dual curved screens the. Or wut

 

I haven't seen the video yet I have to go look.
I was trying to get Monica to go kayaking in Montaray next time we go down there but apparently there is a pod of orcas in the bay. So that will never happen in

 

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

looks like the whale got 'em, but article says they both surfaced after the video cuts out

 

Bear in mind that the Titanic sunk in 1912 and wasn't found until 1985 even though they knew roughly where it was. This sub is tiny compared to that ship so it may be next to impossible to locate on the oven floor. Our Naval submarines only go to about 3000ft max, and this submersible, if on the bottom, is almost two miles below that. Most people struggle to wrap their minds around how big the ocean is, how strong the currents down deep are, and just how few resources we have to explore at those depths.

 

Not if you want them to keep coming back for more

 

I love it when nature reminds humans who's in charge

 

Dual curved, niiiiiiice

 

It really puts it into perspective when you realize we know more about our solar system than we do about the deepest depths of our oceans

 

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