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It wasn't in the crushed part, it was in the camera's shell, and the camera was mounted outside, if I understood properly.
by imploded_sub 11mo ago
It wasn't in the crushed part, it was in the camera's shell, and the camera was mounted outside, if I understood properly.
- 3eb7988a1663 11mo agoThe picture looks like the camera + storage SD card were in a sealed metal tube that was untouched.
- daemonologist 11mo agoAlthough the entire enclosure was shaken around enough to tear bits off the PCB via sheer inertia and crack the CPU (hence the need for the recovery process described).
- HPsquared 11mo agoIt clearly received a nasty shock when the sub imploded; that's why the internal components were so broken.
- netsharc 11mo agoAnd: > This still and video camera is rated to withstand depths up to 6,000m (19,685 feet, 3,281 fathoms) Unlike the Titan sub...
- mrguyorama 11mo agoWhy didn't they just build the sub out of camera enclosures? /s