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I just saw the 3-D movie. after watching bill paxtons concern about safty and oxygen so deep...I got to thinking what happen to the bodies of those people who say were traped in the 3rd and 4th decks that couldn't escape? Medically speaking what happen to them from the plunge into such extreme pressures? anybody want to comment who has a medical background?
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Posted on: 2003/4/13 7:10
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WOW GREAT THOUGHTS... | #2 |
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that's a really good question! i'd love to see what a medical-person has to say, great thought to leave me pondering!
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Posted on: 2003/4/14 6:59
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yes!I am curious to hear replies of this good question
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Posted on: 2003/4/14 12:06
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well.... as u know the body cant take such freezing water... and u know that the atlantic ocean is extremely cold and can freeze a person just like that... well some of the third deck escaped and some stayed and gave up... well i really dont know how they breathed... but they all i know is that they didnt survive becuz ofcourse nobody can breath in the water or could i say freezing water for so long.. and i heard that when u r in the atlantic ocean and the water is freezing, it takes about 2 minutes for this water to freeze u ... like ice..
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Posted on: 2003/7/17 0:38
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yup, it's true. | #5 |
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yes, it's true about the freezing water.
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Posted on: 2003/7/28 8:26
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yup, it's true. | #6 |
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yes, it's true about the freezing water.
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Posted on: 2003/7/28 8:26
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yes it's true about the water :(
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Posted on: 2003/8/23 20:00
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Wouldn't these people's heads exploded due to this great amount of pressure. On the official Titanic website it stated the weight per squared metre at the bottom of the North Atlantic (roughly 12, 600 foot down).
I'm pretty sure that their heads would have exploded! |
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Posted on: 2003/8/25 23:55
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Most people died of the cold water. But the water compressions is like great. each meter of water is like the whole atmosphere on somebody in the water. So down there, only the toughest robots and subs can access the titanic. Even then its a live dangerous job to go down there.
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Posted on: 2003/8/26 0:03
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[quote:8bc4e875fa="daveydog"]I just saw the 3-D movie. after watching bill paxtons concern about safty and oxygen so deep...I got to thinking what happen to the bodies of those people who say were traped in the 3rd and 4th decks that couldn't escape? Medically speaking what happen to them from the plunge into such extreme pressures? anybody want to comment who has a medical background?[/quote:8bc4e875fa]
Well I think that with the oxygen left in the 3rd and 4th decks (if there was any) they would have either frozen to death or they would have suffocated from the great pressure! |
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Posted on: 2003/8/26 21:20
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