Thinking of the sub

[icefisher47]

I feel the same way. They shouldn’t have been down there. Prayers for them and their families.

[TomFish]

I don't see them as explorers.
People have been going down there in subs for like 37 years. These were just tourists.

I also don't have a problem with them being there because its "a grave". Life is temporary; just because people died there doesn't mean that place is off-limits for all of eternity. I guess its the same reason I dislike cemeteries.

Is it sad these people died? Sure. But they accepted those risks when they voluntarily got into the sub.

[TomFish]

Being it was carbon fiber not steel I wonder if the damaged it pounding on it to get attention they were hearing sounds not long before they found the debris field

They were dead and crushed the day they went missing, long before searchers picked up those "banging" noises.

Any craft that could [mostly] handle those underseas pressures isn't going to implode because of someone banging on it.

[62 & Done]

question :  Are they still picking up the banging sounds?

     We really don't know for sure do we

[hunts2long]

Other than the Navy, is anyone listening now....h2l

[trapper2000]

 yes  the  navy  sent  specialist into the  water to research   and  determine what the  banging  sound  was  ....after  carefully  reviewing  there  findings they are  sure   they  know  who was  causing the  banging sound.....