Why The US Navy Couldn't Save The Titanic Submersible Titan? #shorts

the most technologically advanced submarines on the entire Globe are operated by the U.S Navy but they were incapable of saving the Titanic's submersible the Titan was launched on June 18 at 8am local time and was expected to resurface at 3pm sadly there are very few submersibles on the planet that can endure the pressure at 13 000 feet below the ocean's surface since 13 000 feet is simply impossible the ohio-class ballistic missile submarines and virginia-class fast attack submarines can only dive to 1500 to 1 600 feet before their hulls are breached while it is claimed that the maximum depth for fast attack submarines of the Los Angeles class is just 950 feet despite having an outer Hull compost of 2-inch thick hy-100 alloy steel and acclaimed Crush depth of 3000 feet the most powerful submarines in the U.S Navy's Fleet the Sea Wolf class couldn't go anywhere near the missing Titanic submarine in other words at depths that are roughly 9500 feet higher than the seafloor where the Titan banished these nuclear submarines would meet the same end as the USS Thresher SSN 593

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Keywords: US Navy, Titanic, Submersible, Titan, Submarines, Ohio-class ballistic missile submarines, Ohio class, Virginia-class fast attack submarines, Los Angeles class, hulls, HY-100, alloyed steel, US Navy's fleet, Sea Wolf class, SeaWolf class, USS Thresher, SSN-593

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Published: Fri Jun 23 2023