The last thing he saw was the Home Depot bought window flying at him, bringing with it a freezing pile of flesh and shit to crush him in his last final sensation. As his neural velocity came to a halt, that last moment of sensation lasted almost an eternity in a hell of his own making as no normal person would have imagined it, let alone brought it to be.
Was this man suicidal? Or intensely delusional?
The layers of irony and stupidity are surreal. Even if hoax, how does that kind of cosmic convergence happen? The thing was clearly a death trap. If the militaries aren't sending subs down that deep, then what makes you think you can do it? Drones are the answer.
Also...
Anyone wonder https://pic8.co/sh/sEpvI9.jpeg if there is some kind of trickery going on, here?
I once worked a contract at JPL. They had a giant warehouse that had a fake lunar surface and one with a fake Martian surface. It really made me wonder.
The last thing he saw was the Home Depot bought window flying at him, bringing with it a freezing pile of flesh and shit to crush him in his last final sensation.
Don't forget adiabatic heating. If the air around you goes from 1 atm to 300 atm without time to dissipate heat, its temperature goes up a couple thousand degrees. Like how a diesel engine ignites the fuel/air mixture just by compressing. Or a fire piston:
I can't watch this video...his accent and his skin color don't match...he looks like he jumped the border, stole a plane, and flew to England.
I found a similar video, but this one has a slant with an Aussie accent:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4qe1Ueifekg
There's also this one, but I can't tell what race the dude is:
He didn't see anything buddy. It happened in a microsecond, he was probably in the middle of talking and then pop, every one of them are mush.
Nah... it went down slow enough and crushed early enough that it was more like...
Skip to 1:00 minute.
The microsecond implosion is if it was made of sturdier stuff. It began to fail at every level early.
The sound heard... I've overheard from a carrier XO is that the creaking was loud enough to hear and stretched over time.
They had time to hear the thing starting to fail on them.
Except carbon fiber doesn't bend like metal, it shatters once it reaches its failure point.
They decided to trust the xpertz
What's JPL?
Jet propulsion laboratory.
I see you used the master suppression technique
That picture looks like there was an explosion inside the Titanic.
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