Technology

I know this entire sub was a shitshow, but... It had an interior wall. Stuff was mounted to that, not directly into the outer hull.

Hah! Talk about getting what you pay for. This is why you don't cut corners on parts that can kill you if they malfunction.

what's wrong?

Don't you drill holes into the fibers of the carbon-fiber therefore rupturing the fibers and negating all the tensile strength of the material?

are you stupid? everybody does it...

What do we call this scandal? It happened in the Atlantic ocean, and scandals are usually named -gate...

How about AtlanticGate? Nah, too many syllables.

It would have been a brilliant business move if it had worked. Shysters and cheats have been mixing in expired or substandard additives to food and drug products for all of history. As long as nobody dies, and you don't get caught, it's just free money in your pocket. I believe it was Heintz, around the turn of the 20th century, who lobbied strongly in favor of the Pure Food and Drugs Act in the US because he felt it would give him a competitive advantage over others by requiring the additives in food be safe. Crazy concept, right?

I hear more and more about this every day, about some design flaw. Didn't they think it through? I may be dumb but even I would nope out if the sub was unable to complete any of its test runs successfully.

Wow

Sounds like the company and / or his estate will have $0 once all the lawsuits are over. One way to completely screw over your family I guess.