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Daily Thread: Tuesday's (not) dead 20/06/23
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ABC news was saying that there was theoretically still about 70-90 hours of oxygen left in the sub.
They lost contact fairly suddenly half way down. There’s only oxygen left if the structure is still intact, which…may not be the case
True. If so, then it would be quick due to extreme water pressure and very very ugly. Don't envy the people attempting to retrieve the sub though. Underwater accidents at depth are very very ugly.