What Happens to the Human Body When a Sub Implodes?
All creations made by man have fallen to mother nature. Submarines, the large metallic tube that descends deep into ocean depths are no exception.
The news of the Titanic-bound submarine Titan's implosion due to immense oceanic pressure at a depth of 3.8km is terrifying. To add to the terror we are looking to do a deeper dive.
Have you ever wondered what happens to the human body when a submarine implodes? It's a topic that sends shivers down your spine and leaves you in awe of the immense forces involved.
The answer is a horrifying one where the body is crushed by the water and this all happens in an instant, so fast that people don't even experience any pain. So how does this water do it? And how does it do it so fast?
You see; when a submarine implodes, it happens at a jaw-dropping speed.
Imagine the hull moving inward at an astonishing rate of approximately 1,500 miles per hour or 2,200 feet per second.
To put this into perspective, a modern nuclear submarine's hull radius is around 20 feet. Thus, the time required for complete collapse is a mind-blowing 1 millisecond.
Yes, you heard that right - everything happens in a mere blink of an eye! Anything smaller than that would get crushed even faster.
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