Man there is netball world cup taking place in SA,How many of them are hyping it and buying the merch,How many of them are viewing it ,Do they even know people playing daar
๐จBREAKING: TITANIC MISSING SUB UPDATE
Debris has been found by The U.S. Coast Guard near Titanic wreckage in the search for the missing submersible.
This confirms what we've discussed for 8 hours yesterday: The carbon fibre hull of the submersible IMPLODED, killing everyone onboard instantly
The bad news: Everyone is unfortunately dead. Our hearts go to their friends and family.
The 'good' news: While this isn't really good news, it's a relief, because the implosion means everyone onboard died instantly instead of suffocating slowly over days.
๐จBREAKING: TITANIC MISSING SUB UPDATE
Debris has been found by The U.S. Coast Guard near Titanic wreckage in the search for the missing submersible.
This confirms what we've discussed for 8 hours yesterday: The carbon fibre hull of the submersible IMPLODED, killing everyone onboard instantly
The bad news: Everyone is unfortunately dead. Our hearts go to their friends and family.
The 'good' news: While this isn't really good news, it's a relief, because the implosion means everyone onboard died instantly instead of suffocating slowly over days.
๐จ TITANIC SUB Oยฒ LEVEL: The five occupants only have 19 hours of oxygen remaining, per US Coast Guard estimates.
But many people have been asking a dark survivalist question: "What if one of the occupants died? Would that extend the oxygen supply for the survivors?"
The answer is most likely NO. The presence of a dead body in such a situation could actually accelerate the consumption of oxygen.
The decomposition process of a body consumes oxygen and produces carbon dioxide and other gases as byproducts.
Additionally, a dead body releases various gases, including methane, ammonia, and sulfur compounds, which can further contaminate the air and deplete the available oxygen.
THEREFORE, the presence of a dead body in an airtight room would contribute to the depletion of oxygen, making the situation even more dangerous for the surviving people.