It literally can't because they found pieces, according to them, of the hull. I don't know anything about carbon fiber but even in a breach...like wouldn't it be one big chunk?
>like wouldn't it be one big chunk?
No, carbon fiber doesn't bend or flex, it shatters. If it holds, it holds perfectly. If it doesn't hold, it bursts apart like a piece of glass. Making a submersible out of carbon fiber is the stupidest thing I've heard in a long time, and I work in IT.
That or plan ahead and don't try to dump objects which could feasibly stick together and fail to dump which are also heavy enough to move the center of gravity beyond the rear axles as the box raises. Like with most worksite accidents it's a combination of multiple poor choices working together to cause a catastrophic failure.
Didn't understand physics that pushing off something that isn't grounded is going to absorb the energy from your jump.
I wish I had that gif of that dude who died trying to one up a micheal jackson impersonator by flipping off a chair and completely beefing it in the same way.
Also management of change, most jobs should be stopped to assess what's changed but there's a pretty big culture of git er dun in most industries so they're is no time to assess first
stupid ass. there is water in air already, Black person. this is just a case of a few poor little air dudes getting imploded by some hard slinging water homies.
go back to school, moron.
carbon fiber shatters. it doesn't compress down like that. most likely the tube just popped into a million little bloody pieces and the two titanium hemispheres fell away separately.
It wouldn't blow up like that in the depths they were in. If the glass cracked water would rush in while rest of the vessel imploded and in the end there would be a small explosion before the remains would scatter around.
They were 4000 meters below the surface. Not even whales can survive that deep. The pressure would've killed them instantly, it'd be like dropping a train on them.
Stupid question? Maybe not because I don't think anyone knows. But what exactly IS "pressure"?
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Potential energy.
10 months ago
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It's water pressure. Like Delta P
Is all of Cinemaphile this dumb?
10 months ago
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your parents expectations for you
10 months ago
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It's force that exists within a medium under the effects of a gravitational or inertial force.
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Grab you dick
And squeeze as hard as possible
Then imagine that x100000000000
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so its like when i fricked your sister
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...she's 10
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more of a 7, really
mostly because she's too old
10 months ago
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it's just "scientific" jibbery-joo that's taylor-made for reddit NPC's, trust the science goy!
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>continuous physical force exerted on or against an object by something in contact with it.
Imagine you're laying on the ground and someone put a water bed on you. Then another. Then another. Now imagine they put 100,000 water beds right on top of you. That's similar to what the sub people experienced.
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bump
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>Cinemaphile is actually this moronic
I have lost all faith I had in this website.
10 months ago
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>Cinemaphile is one person
10 months ago
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Cinemaphile is only as smart as it's stupidest poster
10 months ago
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There seems to be educated morons around most threads
10 months ago
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force per unit area
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Force dispersed over a defined area.
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>all these triggered Cinemaphilegays
10 months ago
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"When something or someone is the shit or "that person"."
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I googled it and evidently it's:
A pass-rushing statistic that is awarded when a player earns a sack, hurry, or quarterback knockdown. A pressure is a statistic that is awarded to defensive players when they rush the quarterback.
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dafuq is a quarterback?
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a quarter royale with extra mayo
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Spinoff from that band Nickleback.
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What? What does this even have to do with the ocean though?
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Delta P, bad for me
10 months ago
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go shake up a coke can then open it
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you see, water is really heavy, and if you put yourself underneath a lot of water, it's weight is powerful enough to crush you
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>water is really heavy
How? It's water
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well, like with anything, the more of it there is, the heavier it will be. Try this experiment at home. Fill up a container with water, notice that it's heavier when it's holding more water. The ocean is like this only on a much grander scale.
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Fill up a 5 gallon bucket of water. See how heavy that is. Now imagine thousands of those stacked on top of each other crushing down on your ribcage.
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It's extremely dense.
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UUUU
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1ml weighs 1 gram
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that weight is being distributed amongst all the water around you, so your explanation doesn't hold water
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you think that water won't distribute it's weight through you?
10 months ago
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Is Cinemaphile really this stupid?
Did you not take high school physics?
10 months ago
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bend over and I'll show you
10 months ago
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doo doo doo doodoodoodoo
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>water is really heavy
How? It's water
Fill up a large bucket of water and slowly dip your arm into it, you might notice the lower you get the more you feel a sort of squeezing feeling around your hand towards the bottom. Now imagine that feeling times many millions
10 months ago
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Why is Cinemaphile like this?
10 months ago
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Demographically, this board is filled with highschool dropouts and people who flunked college. I mean some of the clickbait shit posted here literally says Bane or BiG4U but no one catches it
10 months ago
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How do the morons on this board even comprehend movies and tv shows when they can't even comprehend something like water pressure?
10 months ago
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>Cinemaphile >watching movies or tv
kek
If you glance at the catalog the most popular threads by a massive margin are outrage threads from shitty ecelebs and literal bot articles
10 months ago
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Is that Jontron?
10 months ago
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>You can't
No, YOU can't, but I can. I bet you sip you beverages like a chud.
>titanic has ginat hole in it >water flows in as it sinks >no pressure differential to crush
Pressure is omnipresent in the sense it presses in every direction.
Novel, but the reality is way more fun.
There were two debris fields found, one with the tail section and one with the nosecone. So, dollars to donuts the hull gave out, but hard to tell.
The instant the hull gave, a wall of water would have immediately traveled the whole length of the ship at roughly half a mile a second. They would have been dead in a third of a millisecond. >But it gets better.
The force of the compression would have ignited the gases inside the hull, bringing the center of the implosion up to the temperature of the sun for that brief period.
That would have caused a secondary explosion of the already imploded submarine, sending what few cohesive pieces of the sub (like the titanium disks) hurtling through the dark of the ocean depths.
These dumb fricks got turned to ash and dust and scattered across the seabed faster than it takes the electrons from your eyes to reach your brain. >mfw watching reporters keep asking the coast guard about recovering remains
Look up pistol shrimp my dude, they can do the same thing with cavitation bubbles. The point is the sheer pressure would've likely reduced them to something akin to a boiling meat slurry with a handful of white-hot fillings floating around.
>propane fills your store >shit better close up shop >close up but also stay inside the shop until you blow up
what the frick did they mean by this? seriously
>guy climbs into a pit with no oxygen and passes out >people keep going into the pit one after another trying to save the guy before them like lemmings >they all suffocate and die
Why did they wait until the fireman arrived before telling people to evacuate from a potential gas explosion ?
Why did the people in the store choose to stay inside ?
Rough terrain forklifts are frequently used in construction, logging, oil and gas etc and have a higher clearance than a typical narrow aisle warehouse forklift.
I've been watching these for months. It's always one of three things 1) maintenance shutdown causes things to go boom, since crews don't know exactly what's going on and how all the pipes and shit work; 2) shift change causes things to go boom because the guys that show up later weren't informed about something important or 3) hired Mexican "contractors" cause thing to go boom - nuff said
They they have a pretty limited budget and use their money wisely. This is something that you'll likely never see in places like the Pentagon, were truck loads of money just disappear without anything coming out of it.
>They're just doing it to reduce massive lawsuits. They are just looking out for themselves.
Those are private companies getting into accidents, not the government
Well A didn't happen because Bob is off because B will happen. B doesn't happen because it's locked out for maintenance but that's ok because C will happen. C doesn't happen because during the shift change Suzie enters every single line but one (1) in perfectly. But that can't happen, when A, B, and C half happ- ACK
I've always harbored a fear of grain silos and the like
at the family farm, one of the silos has become a storage area for recycling, and even going in there, a metal room with some bags of cans, i get all fricking nervous thinking the door is going to slam shut and an auger will appear above me
>i get all fricking nervous thinking the door is going to slam shut and an auger will appear above me
Oh you should be absolutely terrified of grain silos, but not because of a silly auger.
All that flammable particulate in the air makes for a great little explosion.
in the silo that hasn't held grain in 10 years?
I kind of tried to set up a bunch of context to display how pervasive my irrational fear of them is, thanks for ignoring it and lecturing me on the rational aspect of the fear.
Workers lack training regarding the dangers of confined spaces, when they see their coworker collapse they assume it’s a heart attack and try to help. The third guy comes upon the scene with no context and then there were three.
if they found the wreckage why didn't they find any remains? I mean the whole story doesn't hold up to scrutiny, that a bunch of billionaires would go in a shitty diy submarine, I think it's an insurance scam or something.
That's 400,000 sq feet of metric tons of pressure and the air pressure alone is 3,000-5,000 kelvin. They were vaporized and hit with forces the equivalent of a freight train hitting them in every direction at the same time. There is nothing left but atoms.
>convenient
Do you have any idea how many times this incident has happened throughout history? The USSR and US navy has dozens of cases of implosions. Talking about ocean pressure.
That was an error: https://www.france24.com/en/live-news/20230623-titan-sub-what-is-a-catastrophic-implosion >Water pressure at the depth where the ocean liner lies is equivalent to around 400 atmospheres, nearly 6,000 psi.
There was rumor of some famous person (not sure if it was a movie star or idol shit) seen at a nearby club so the crowd started to rush in that direction.
Are you really such a pushover b***h that you would let some fancypants manager with a bullshit engineering degree force you to do a dangerous task? Stand up for yourself pussy
Biggest takeaway for me was women and dindus on social media collectively having the same take of "humanity should not try to explore dangerous areas".
If women and dindus were calling the shots we'd have never made it out of the protozoic era.
Just sit right back and you'll hear a tale,
A tale of a fateful trip
That started from this tropic port
Aboard this tiny ship.
A bunch of idiots wanted to see the Titanic
Not a single brain cell among them for sure
Five morons set sail that day
For a three hour tour, a three hour tour.
The current started getting rough,
The tiny sub went missing
5 stupid rich people are now dead
And nothing of value was lost, nothing of value was lost
The sub sank right down to the dark uncharted ocean floor
With Paul-Henri Nargeolet
Stockton Rush too,
Play stupid games and win a stupid prize,
Haimish Harding
Shahzada Dawood and his son
>the one where H2S kills a worker in a mine site pump station >his wife comes looking for him and also dies >she brought the kids so they're waiting in the car for hours until someone finds both their parents dead
>The one about the ice rink >Two chemicals literally side-by-side in tanks >Two pipes connecting >If both these chemicals mix its toxic >They literally leave them touching the whole time
>youtube keeps suggesting me random historical industrial accidents >fricking okay >learn about the Oppau explosion, germany 1920's >workers were using controlled blasts to break apart solidified ammonium sulfate and ammonium nitrate fertilizer >mixture supposedly made the combination inert, and safe to break apart with charges, and had been done so thousands of times before >except this time it reacted so violently it caused an explosion equivalent to 1-2 kilotonnes of tnt, and the explosion was heard as far away as france
Fun fact, this was only 10% of the material of a mostly empty storage (4500 metric tonnes left over from a 50000 tonne storage), if the entire thing had gone up the explosion would have been larger than both of the atomic bomb drops combined.
what
The leathal combination of delta p and nerve gas…
He stuck that cylinder up his ass, with catastrophic consequences
nerve gas
He's about to go visit the Titanic.
Don't frick with pressure vessels
Donald Trump?
WHEN IT’S GOT YA
>Penis submersible shoots out particles of blood, shit, and one Logitech controller
How grim..
how it feels to cum 10 times
literally BTFO
>when u finna bust but actually really bust
🙁
benis?
>die three times in 30 milliseconds
not a bad way to go
He's literally me.
This is nothing like what happened.
It literally can't because they found pieces, according to them, of the hull. I don't know anything about carbon fiber but even in a breach...like wouldn't it be one big chunk?
Carbon Fiber doesn't blend like that, it snaps.
>like wouldn't it be one big chunk?
No, carbon fiber doesn't bend or flex, it shatters. If it holds, it holds perfectly. If it doesn't hold, it bursts apart like a piece of glass. Making a submersible out of carbon fiber is the stupidest thing I've heard in a long time, and I work in IT.
I'm no engineer, but shouldn't there be components and wires and stuff?
They found the titanium end caps, the carbon fiber isn't going to be in big chunks
Bro, it just kinda shatters
me after edging for 2 months straight
Me after 30 days nofap
Please dump more reenactment webms
So what was the right procedure for the landfill example ? Upload each tube by hand and throwing it in ?
That or plan ahead and don't try to dump objects which could feasibly stick together and fail to dump which are also heavy enough to move the center of gravity beyond the rear axles as the box raises. Like with most worksite accidents it's a combination of multiple poor choices working together to cause a catastrophic failure.
WTF was that dude jumping from the railing thinking
gotta shit
nothing. literally nothing.
Didn't understand physics that pushing off something that isn't grounded is going to absorb the energy from your jump.
I wish I had that gif of that dude who died trying to one up a micheal jackson impersonator by flipping off a chair and completely beefing it in the same way.
Must resist the urge to try and stop/catch falling objects
>liveleak is gone
>no more chinese looney tunes
wpd TV
why do these reddit clones always have such cluttered UI
Kaotic
What's happening with that close up 38 seconds in
Glove snags on work piece. That pulls him forward and into the spin zone where he's hit by the piece.
>why do they just have random shit laying down, or not bolted down
>oh right, china
I did the dumping thing once. Luckily I wasnt in the kart when it happened. But its something to be aware of that you don't think about.
Jack Knifing is another thing you should be aware of if you tow things down a hill.
>Third one
But why tho?
he probably had some means of crossing but probably knocked that down the hole before deciding to jump across.
a lot of accidents happen because you go for a shortcut and over ride safety protocols.
Also management of change, most jobs should be stopped to assess what's changed but there's a pretty big culture of git er dun in most industries so they're is no time to assess first
the second one (the glass) is pretty scary because i could see myself doing that in the moment
Mother of STDS.
>air culture needs to let water culture in, or air culture won't survive!
stupid ass. there is water in air already, Black person. this is just a case of a few poor little air dudes getting imploded by some hard slinging water homies.
go back to school, moron.
carbon fiber shatters. it doesn't compress down like that. most likely the tube just popped into a million little bloody pieces and the two titanium hemispheres fell away separately.
._.
it shatters internally but it doesn't completely deform
>Good bye, Dave
Holy shit I heckin' trust it!
>paid $250K to become meat-jizz being shot out of a metal dong
Life is funny sometimes.
It wouldn't blow up like that in the depths they were in. If the glass cracked water would rush in while rest of the vessel imploded and in the end there would be a small explosion before the remains would scatter around.
>the goverment knew it was crushed and gone before the public knew
>made the coast guard look bad on purpose for days as it was counted down on news
>made the coast guard look bad on purpose
This is broken arrow training, they were ecstatic that they had something interesting to do
did they died?
That’s how I wanna go. Jizzed out all over the ocean. I fricked 70% of the planet. Later virgins.
Got a version without the cut? Just showing it implode from the side angle?
so they became slushie? also i thought it would have been compressed into something way smaller than that
If they got shot out of the window why didn't they just swim back to the surface?
They were 4000 meters below the surface. Not even whales can survive that deep. The pressure would've killed them instantly, it'd be like dropping a train on them.
why didnt they just drink the water?
Because 200,000 metric tons of pressure.
Lightweights. I can drink at least 18 standard Atlantic Oceans in a night.
Get a load of the first Chinese brother over here.
Severely under appreciated post.
But can you do it under 4000 kilometers below sea level with 200,000 metric tons of pressure?
KEK you got me.
why didnt they use customary units instead of gaytric?
Drink it faster maybe, duh!
You can't because there's too much pressure.
Stupid question? Maybe not because I don't think anyone knows. But what exactly IS "pressure"?
Potential energy.
It's water pressure. Like Delta P
Is all of Cinemaphile this dumb?
your parents expectations for you
It's force that exists within a medium under the effects of a gravitational or inertial force.
Grab you dick
And squeeze as hard as possible
Then imagine that x100000000000
so its like when i fricked your sister
...she's 10
more of a 7, really
mostly because she's too old
it's just "scientific" jibbery-joo that's taylor-made for reddit NPC's, trust the science goy!
>continuous physical force exerted on or against an object by something in contact with it.
Imagine you're laying on the ground and someone put a water bed on you. Then another. Then another. Now imagine they put 100,000 water beds right on top of you. That's similar to what the sub people experienced.
bump
>Cinemaphile is actually this moronic
I have lost all faith I had in this website.
>Cinemaphile is one person
Cinemaphile is only as smart as it's stupidest poster
There seems to be educated morons around most threads
force per unit area
Force dispersed over a defined area.
>all these triggered Cinemaphilegays
"When something or someone is the shit or "that person"."
I googled it and evidently it's:
A pass-rushing statistic that is awarded when a player earns a sack, hurry, or quarterback knockdown. A pressure is a statistic that is awarded to defensive players when they rush the quarterback.
dafuq is a quarterback?
a quarter royale with extra mayo
Spinoff from that band Nickleback.
What? What does this even have to do with the ocean though?
Delta P, bad for me
go shake up a coke can then open it
you see, water is really heavy, and if you put yourself underneath a lot of water, it's weight is powerful enough to crush you
>water is really heavy
How? It's water
well, like with anything, the more of it there is, the heavier it will be. Try this experiment at home. Fill up a container with water, notice that it's heavier when it's holding more water. The ocean is like this only on a much grander scale.
Fill up a 5 gallon bucket of water. See how heavy that is. Now imagine thousands of those stacked on top of each other crushing down on your ribcage.
It's extremely dense.
UUUU
1ml weighs 1 gram
that weight is being distributed amongst all the water around you, so your explanation doesn't hold water
you think that water won't distribute it's weight through you?
Is Cinemaphile really this stupid?
Did you not take high school physics?
bend over and I'll show you
doo doo doo doodoodoodoo
Fill up a large bucket of water and slowly dip your arm into it, you might notice the lower you get the more you feel a sort of squeezing feeling around your hand towards the bottom. Now imagine that feeling times many millions
Why is Cinemaphile like this?
Demographically, this board is filled with highschool dropouts and people who flunked college. I mean some of the clickbait shit posted here literally says Bane or BiG4U but no one catches it
How do the morons on this board even comprehend movies and tv shows when they can't even comprehend something like water pressure?
>Cinemaphile
>watching movies or tv
kek
If you glance at the catalog the most popular threads by a massive margin are outrage threads from shitty ecelebs and literal bot articles
Is that Jontron?
>You can't
No, YOU can't, but I can. I bet you sip you beverages like a chud.
salt water is not good for you it dehydrates you faster
bad kitten bad!!
They tried, but they were so deep they drowned before reaching the surface
There's no way this is real
City slickers ain't never seen a catfish before.
if you time it you can exhale the air out of you're lungs and swim like hell, even if you pass out you have a chance of floating to the surface
See
You're 4,000 megameters under the surface
yeah but you're swimming towards the surface so you're going at least double the speed
double the speed only applies for swimming down because of gravity
No. You want to inhale so you're bouyant and float to the surface.
That won't work though cause gravity will pull you back.
>
mirin'
Achievable natty?
Reduced to atoms
It's like 2 miles down, you can't swim that much in one breath
>when you nut but sea keep sucking
hitting the water at that speed would be like hitting concrete
Underrated
carbon fiber shatters, That sub just literally imploded into a million pieces. it doesnt bend like that. but still a cool animation.
>titanic is intact though
Trust the science bro
Professor galaxy brain over here
>Trust the science bro
the titanic isnt made of carbon fiber so it can withstand the pressure at that depth
Then how did the pieces that were carbon fiber withstand the pressure?
It didn't. Are you fricking stupid?
is it, though?
Can you explain why you think the titanic would be pressurized as it sank
>titanic has ginat hole in it
>water flows in as it sinks
>no pressure differential to crush
Pressure is omnipresent in the sense it presses in every direction.
Novel, but the reality is way more fun.
There were two debris fields found, one with the tail section and one with the nosecone. So, dollars to donuts the hull gave out, but hard to tell.
The instant the hull gave, a wall of water would have immediately traveled the whole length of the ship at roughly half a mile a second. They would have been dead in a third of a millisecond.
>But it gets better.
The force of the compression would have ignited the gases inside the hull, bringing the center of the implosion up to the temperature of the sun for that brief period.
That would have caused a secondary explosion of the already imploded submarine, sending what few cohesive pieces of the sub (like the titanium disks) hurtling through the dark of the ocean depths.
These dumb fricks got turned to ash and dust and scattered across the seabed faster than it takes the electrons from your eyes to reach your brain.
>mfw watching reporters keep asking the coast guard about recovering remains
>IT WAS AS HOT AS THE HECKIN SUN MY DUDES
Or maybe the scientist who came up with that was just a moron working off theoretical values
Look up pistol shrimp my dude, they can do the same thing with cavitation bubbles. The point is the sheer pressure would've likely reduced them to something akin to a boiling meat slurry with a handful of white-hot fillings floating around.
Imagine you're a fish and you see this happen lol
You'd be all like what
And you might also die
yeah lol you'd be like
WHOAAA HOLY SHIT DUDE
and you might have to dodge some shrapnel too. cool
LOOKS LIKE MEAT'S BACK IN THE MENU BOYS
These guys are funny.
This why you never buy a "submarine" from Ed, Edd, and Eddy.
>OH N-
turned into goo and jizzed at the bottom of the ocean. pretty fricking hardcore way to day if you ask me
>when the horse steps on your dick
OH YO DIS homie A CAN OF TOOTHPASTE
Now that's a gooncave
>propane fills your store
>shit better close up shop
>close up but also stay inside the shop until you blow up
what the frick did they mean by this? seriously
Who are these people?
>put sulfuric gas in the wrong tube
>100 people die
not my problem
>it's another anon spent 4 hours watching chemical accident report videos episode
usbc videos are so comfy. i love the little 3d worlds they make
>guy climbs into a pit with no oxygen and passes out
>people keep going into the pit one after another trying to save the guy before them like lemmings
>they all suffocate and die
Why is that cat Vivec?
That's cearly a Khajiit, lay off the skooma n'wah.
Somebody post some god damn videos for frick's sake.
4u https://youtu.be/JzdnUZReoLM
The technician couldnt bother going to the store and alert everyone before calling his boss ?
Why did they wait until the fireman arrived before telling people to evacuate from a potential gas explosion ?
Why did the people in the store choose to stay inside ?
WorkSafeBC sometimes does recreations and they have good narration
oldie but a goldie
>RV barely gets clipped
>goes into a death spiral and the driver gets ejected
Okay you asked for it
>If the valve was suddenly opened, and one of your appendages was near it, it would be in for the sucking of a lifetime
>yep, that's me
what kind of a forklift has more than a few centimeters of clearance?
Rough terrain forklifts are frequently used in construction, logging, oil and gas etc and have a higher clearance than a typical narrow aisle warehouse forklift.
Taylor Big Red
>when a crane and a semi have sex
I've seen some at some lumber uyards they are pretty big
Da ba dee da ba do
>Forklifts
>When it gotcha, it gotcha
Reminder that the US government runs a YouTube channel that is nothing but informative and well animated recreations of industrial accidents.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXIkr0SRTnZO4_QpZozvCCA
How horrifying! Subscribed.
>trades are le based bro
Dumb refinery wagies are not tradesmen, most of the time the only requirement they have to work there is a high school diploma.
The Chemical Safety Board’s incident investigation videos are the best thing the feds have accomplished since the National Parks.
>It's an incident with a female narrator
Dropped.
Imagine how busy the Chinese equivalent must be.
they arent busy, thats the problem
Fricking KINO titles.
I've been watching these for months. It's always one of three things 1) maintenance shutdown causes things to go boom, since crews don't know exactly what's going on and how all the pipes and shit work; 2) shift change causes things to go boom because the guys that show up later weren't informed about something important or 3) hired Mexican "contractors" cause thing to go boom - nuff said
Finally an unironically good use of tax dollars
>USCSB
I'm glad they started posting again. The content is wonkier and more diverse now, but that's the cost of doing business
Absolutely kino, suprising it comes from a government agency
Outstanding. Time to make webms
Been following this channel for years now, it is great. Honestly fascinating stuff.
>U.S. Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board has a youtube channel
>actually posts kino
how does this happen
Somehow they seem to be the only well funded government agency that isn't law enforcement
They they have a pretty limited budget and use their money wisely. This is something that you'll likely never see in places like the Pentagon, were truck loads of money just disappear without anything coming out of it.
When the government wants to actually help people it does a decent job of it.
They're just doing it to reduce massive lawsuits. They are just looking out for themselves.
>They're just doing it to reduce massive lawsuits. They are just looking out for themselves.
Those are private companies getting into accidents, not the government
Lmao they update animations with higher quality shit as technology advances. Get these fricks more funding.
Texas city is a perfect chain of disaster
Well A didn't happen because Bob is off because B will happen. B doesn't happen because it's locked out for maintenance but that's ok because C will happen. C doesn't happen because during the shift change Suzie enters every single line but one (1) in perfectly. But that can't happen, when A, B, and C half happ- ACK
Oh btw, Suzie and Bob are both dead now and we're trying to figure this out using their fillings
>man halflife 2 is so cool the boys are going to flip when they see how cool thi-
>hmm
>better go inside
I am now scared to death of coal storage rooms, silage and grain silos.
I've always harbored a fear of grain silos and the like
at the family farm, one of the silos has become a storage area for recycling, and even going in there, a metal room with some bags of cans, i get all fricking nervous thinking the door is going to slam shut and an auger will appear above me
>i get all fricking nervous thinking the door is going to slam shut and an auger will appear above me
Oh you should be absolutely terrified of grain silos, but not because of a silly auger.
All that flammable particulate in the air makes for a great little explosion.
in the silo that hasn't held grain in 10 years?
I kind of tried to set up a bunch of context to display how pervasive my irrational fear of them is, thanks for ignoring it and lecturing me on the rational aspect of the fear.
>thanks for ignoring it and lecturing me on the rational aspect of the fear.
You're welcome, make your point more obvious next time.
>Clean it up wagie!
Post vid pls.
almost death by shit but his bros saved him
Lmao saw this in a training video at work the other day
Imagine the smell.
For me, it's the sewer worker who got sucked through an 11" hole whose body could got recovered from an anaerobic decomposition tank 2 days later
WHEN IT'S GOTCHA IT'S GOTCHA
[KINO JAM]
>it's a confined space episode
>it's a metal dust episode
>it's a diver 2 and diver 3 get stuck as well trying to rescue diver 1 episode
>incident number 5000 in which multiple people die after watching the previous guy die doing exactly the same thing
why do they do it
>it will never happen to me, oh my god it is happening to me! Help!
>holy shit, time to be a hero!
>holy shit, time to be a hero!
>ACK! x3
it sneaks up on you and when it's gotcha it's gotcha
Workers lack training regarding the dangers of confined spaces, when they see their coworker collapse they assume it’s a heart attack and try to help. The third guy comes upon the scene with no context and then there were three.
>the masculine urge to save your fellow moron.
makes sense
It's like those crabs that keep getting sucked into the pipe in that video
You blaggard
>it’s a hot works in a confined space episode
>the subcontractors have never heard of permits for either
>the guys that start the fire escape unscathed. some poor bastard on the other side of the refinery gets crushed by flying debris
>it's a five people get killed and the moron who started the fire escapes unharmed episode
SUGOI
https://yewtu.be/watch?v=E-bU8dHwSFo&listen=false
>OH N-
>YOU’LL NEVER PILOT THAT WITH LOGITECH.
if they found the wreckage why didn't they find any remains? I mean the whole story doesn't hold up to scrutiny, that a bunch of billionaires would go in a shitty diy submarine, I think it's an insurance scam or something.
There's 400,000 sq feet of metric tons of pressure at that depth. There are no remains that aren't metallic.
Do you not think that's a bit convenient?
Because they were probably turned into fine paste and diluted by the water.
they might find some teeth or hair but thats it
the implosion was like equal to 50 tons of TNT going off inside that sub
That's 400,000 sq feet of metric tons of pressure and the air pressure alone is 3,000-5,000 kelvin. They were vaporized and hit with forces the equivalent of a freight train hitting them in every direction at the same time. There is nothing left but atoms.
>convenient
Do you have any idea how many times this incident has happened throughout history? The USSR and US navy has dozens of cases of implosions. Talking about ocean pressure.
>sq feet of metric tons
...
That was an error: https://www.france24.com/en/live-news/20230623-titan-sub-what-is-a-catastrophic-implosion
>Water pressure at the depth where the ocean liner lies is equivalent to around 400 atmospheres, nearly 6,000 psi.
Any time I hear atmospheres I think of that quote
>How many atmospheres can we withstand?
>Well it's a spaceship so anywhere between 0 and 1
>there's a gas leak here.. better stay put
Forgot to quote it ?
Still, I dont get how this massive moronation happened in the first place.
We coul be posting videos but everyone wants to answer the moron's question instead.
Welcome to Cinemaphile
about 50% of a halfback
Did it implode with him inside or something? I don't get it
Noone died
>Survive
Is that a Halo: Reach reference? It's been a while. Reminds me of this vidya: https://youtu.be/lGJ9DwmVsHA?t=39
I hope some kpop spammers died that day
>white man remembers monke
>white man effortlessly climbing above the dying bugs to survival
Asian Black folk, your response?
>Song I have on starts going monkey jungle music
Based monkie man dabbing on kpop enjoyers.
Also, did they ever find out how this crush happened in the first place?
From what I remember there was supposed to be a Halloween party/Halloween events on that street and billions of people went there
There was rumor of some famous person (not sure if it was a movie star or idol shit) seen at a nearby club so the crowd started to rush in that direction.
>"just learn a trade, bro, become a skilled worker"
>then some shit like this happens, usually due to your superiors' negligence
if the option is working in some office under boomer psychopaths and lib women
Are you really such a pushover b***h that you would let some fancypants manager with a bullshit engineering degree force you to do a dangerous task? Stand up for yourself pussy
im a tradie, i get electrocuted sometimes
The definition of electrocution requires death, I hope you're not an electrician and doesn't know the difference between a shock and electricution
Yeah you can't be a b***h and require common sense. You WILL get hurt/dinged up from time to time though, it's just the nature of the beast.
yeah it sucks
>hes right behind me isn't he
>freeze frame
he got hungry hungry hippo'd
>submarines kill you in the ocean
>submarines kill you on land
ban submarines
Biggest takeaway for me was women and dindus on social media collectively having the same take of "humanity should not try to explore dangerous areas".
If women and dindus were calling the shots we'd have never made it out of the protozoic era.
>Do we really NEED multiple cells?
Igger
That scene in Better Call Saul where Nacho has to hide inside of the oil tanker is pure nightmare fuel to me:
>leave a little water in the pipes after cleaning them
>tens of thousands dead and dying, children deformed for generations
>This accident was the result of poor management of corrosive chemicals, primarily oxidated water.
I talk shit about good morning sirs on here a lot but that whole thing was fricked up and sad
protip: Bayer was holding the same chemical that caused the Bhopal disaster in unsafe tanks here in the United States. There's a USCSB video on it.
Just sit right back and you'll hear a tale,
A tale of a fateful trip
That started from this tropic port
Aboard this tiny ship.
A bunch of idiots wanted to see the Titanic
Not a single brain cell among them for sure
Five morons set sail that day
For a three hour tour, a three hour tour.
The current started getting rough,
The tiny sub went missing
5 stupid rich people are now dead
And nothing of value was lost, nothing of value was lost
The sub sank right down to the dark uncharted ocean floor
With Paul-Henri Nargeolet
Stockton Rush too,
Play stupid games and win a stupid prize,
Haimish Harding
Shahzada Dawood and his son
What a fricking waste of money and life!!!FACT!!!
Delta P is truely earths apex predator.
>the episode has pressure vessels that have never been inspected
>tank pressure limit is 740 PSI
>operator thinks it's got a 1400PSI limit
>Error: corrupt or unplayable video
>This accident was caused by attempting playback on an outdated device
imagine the smell
>Dumbass 2 enters the tank to rescue Dumbass 1
>the one where H2S kills a worker in a mine site pump station
>his wife comes looking for him and also dies
>she brought the kids so they're waiting in the car for hours until someone finds both their parents dead
>The one about the ice rink
>Two chemicals literally side-by-side in tanks
>Two pipes connecting
>If both these chemicals mix its toxic
>They literally leave them touching the whole time
>youtube keeps suggesting me random historical industrial accidents
>fricking okay
>learn about the Oppau explosion, germany 1920's
>workers were using controlled blasts to break apart solidified ammonium sulfate and ammonium nitrate fertilizer
>mixture supposedly made the combination inert, and safe to break apart with charges, and had been done so thousands of times before
>except this time it reacted so violently it caused an explosion equivalent to 1-2 kilotonnes of tnt, and the explosion was heard as far away as france
Fun fact, this was only 10% of the material of a mostly empty storage (4500 metric tonnes left over from a 50000 tonne storage), if the entire thing had gone up the explosion would have been larger than both of the atomic bomb drops combined.
Industrial accidents are crazy shit.
Gaan
For me, its the Oklahoma blowout
imbatublow
-IGGER!
delta p is stored in the balls
>tfw you're jacking off and your hand gets too close to the hole and gets sucked in
>Sandy Cheeks causes Delta P
Don't google hydraulic injection injuries
what a freak way to lose a hand
>EIYIHGIGH the delta p I just wanted to be a welder on Mars!
How has this thread gone on so long without a mention of Lac Magantic?