ABC News Exclusive: Director James Cameron weighs in on Titanic sub incident
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- Опубликовано: 21 июн 2023
- The film director and longtime deep-sea diver and Bob Ballard, the man who first discovered the Titanic wreckage, speak with Whit Johnson.
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"Heed the warnings, don't be arrogant, don't think you're smarter than nature"
-James Cameron
Don't ever think you are smarter than GOD
@@JinaHarrington What does an ancient Hebrew tribal deity have to do with anything?
@@RideAcrossTheRiver are you enlightened by your own intelligence?
@@BuffaloProsthe good thing in this is that you were thinking about God 🙂
@@JinaHarringtonbut not any God, clearly the one true one that you already happened to believe in.
What a coincidence! Lol
It's pretty hard to argue with James Cameron. This guy not only talks the talk, he has walked the walk. He knows what extremely deep undersea exploration in submersibles is all about. Stockton Rush should have paid attention to what James Cameron, Bob Ballard, and many other top experts in the submersible field had to say. Unfortunately Rush was a cowboy who thought he knew best. He paid the ultimate price, and sadly he took others with him.
I agree, James Cameron has been to the titanic wreckage like 33 times and has been 7 miles down into the ocean… he knows what he’s talking about.
@@addycakes007 Rush should’ve known the risks involved, yet he cut corners and avoid safety warnings and ultimately paid the price with his life, taking others with him. Truly reckless.
@@addycakes007I thought he said it was the Titans 5 th trip he may have been 33 but this sub only 5.
@@ejiroakamune6620 James never used this sub to go down to the titanic he used one called “the deep sea challenger” that was actually approved.
James Cameron doesn't do what James Cameron does for James Cameron. James Cameron does what James Cameron does because James Cameron is James Cameron!
When I noticed James was being interviewed here, I knew he would state the truth without any fluff. Thank you, James.
🫡
Except the fluff on his chin
I know right, I was waiting to find an interview with him 😊
Titanic ate coal mountains be glad beach had an affair on it to sink it..save the mountains..
two weeks ago i told friends if 200 foot tsunami hits us it will blow our eardrums killing us all. and all week long i was thinking of my friend chris macarthur wondering if hes related to general douglas mac arthur?! then sub implodes with stockton rush owner giving speech quote from douglas mac arthur, and how cracks will happen after many drops to the carbon fiber mesh, weakening it. so really subs like this only worth ten trips, not 13, 13 th book of the bible still in clear view..you ll never know what i know being owner of theis matrix that talks to me warns me constantly..
i detonated nuke in russia 3 octobers ago asking all day on telepathy , nuclear missile blew up in russia that day killing 5 scientists, iwas tryong to keep this from happening past 20 years since nuke dream i had on space coast 2 nukes detonating west o f me, now i get a nuke to detonate in russia with telepathy..u people still know nothing at all do you???
.since the planet is having Ukraine and Russia destroy all its weaponry??
when does everyobody believe in the new hybrid messiah?? or does everyone let US govt steal from me for 30 years so my aliens kill you all??
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pinterest@scottpatnode3 i gave away 2 free energy devices and u still fighting over gas , fuel and resources, talk about retarded.......!!
@@ellaleggett9628 And to hear that bloody tune start playing...
"You can't see PRESSURE." -Bob Ballard. That really struck me. The ocean is insidious and merciless. It seems almost evil.
yes this quote stuck out to me as well.
Indeed, very eloquently put by Mr. Ballard.
Dr. Ballard made a excellent point.
For reference, municipal water systems in the USA (and probably elsewhere) typically operate in the range of 40 psi* / 276 kPa to 70 psi / 483 kPa, although pressures can be lower or higher depending on circumstances, including the topography of the system (BTW, I am a civil engineer and a lot of my career has dealt with the design of pipelines, pumping stations, water wells, and storage tanks for municipal water systems). Even these pressure can be dangerous if uncontrolled. For example, 60 psi / 414 kPa on a 12" / 305 mm closed valve or blind flange (a type of pipe end) exerts a total force of almost 6,800 pounds / 30,200 N. This is more than three times the weight of my first car, a 1973 Mazda RX-2.
Now, compare this to the pressure 12,500 feet down in the ocean: approximately 5,500 psi, which is about 100 times what your municipal water system operates out. It's also equivalent to one Chevy Tahoe for every square inch of surface.
Pressure in municipal water systems are bad enough from a safety standpoint, but deep ocean pressures are two orders of magnitude more dangerous.
* psi = pounds of force per square inch
El océano es lo que es y existe y se guía según sus orígenes primigenios, la cualidad de malvado es un concepto sólo aplicado al hombre que acuñó dicho concepto
He’s wrong though. When you touch down at the bottom of the Mariana’s trench you can see the pressure due to how to sand moves around.
James is going to give it to you straight no matter what.
Except on Avatar release dates
@@birdie8006Disney Avatar release dates....3 2025, 4 2029, 5 2031 (all December)
@@MightyJonEyeah ok but what he means was The second avatar was supposedly Dated for like 2015 FFS 😂😂
@@birdie8006you can't rush perfection
@rhinoceraptor137 well thank god nobody rushed it, it had all the time it needed and was still ass.
"Don't think you're smarter than nature." -James Cameron. Very wise words.
Some vague nonsense.
Actually we can outsmart nature
@@jayus2033no we can't and never will. You're absolutely delusional if you honestly think.thdt
@@Maspetshe's right dude. If it's a battle between humans and mother nature, mother nature ALWAYS wins.
@@jayus2033 Lol, no chance. Absolutely zero. The moment you think you're smarter than nature, or smart in general, you're wrong.
I agree with everything that James said. This was completely unnecessary. Sounds like the experts knew the ship was lost back on Sunday.
They definitely knew.
I felt they knew more than they were telling. They have bad poker faces
I think it's more of knowing if they even did find it intact, they had no way of getting them out in time.
Imagine spending $1.25 feeding the homeless people in LA!
@@SUGAR_XYLER everyone knew, it was unsanctioned and they were warned plenty of times and still went.
they knew but the protocol is that as long as they know how long the oxygen can last in the sub they have to treat it as a rescue mission and not a recovery mission.
There was no need to chop up this interview, all of us would appreciate watching their take in its entirety.
I noticed that, too. I wonder what they left out.🤨
This interview is originally from a Sky interview that ABC seemingly edited with their own guy doing the question asking
James Cameron hit right on the nail. Titanic was supposed to teach the world that you should "heed the warning", don't be stubborn!
Unfortunately, the Ocean Gate founder and CEO chose to be stubborn resulting in 4 innocent lives being lost. 💔😡
You mean he hit the nail on the head?
Two of them were muslims... N were threat for this world... Good to see those mf died.😏😂🖕
@@MrCarltonvWhere else would you hit it?
Agreed
@@jenni-feelings4665 Completely miss and hit the thumb
Thank you Dr Ballard for what you have offered all these years
Titanic ate coal mountains be glad beach had an affair on it to sink it..save the mountains..
two weeks ago i told friends if 200 foot tsunami hits us it will blow our eardrums killing us all. and all week long i was thinking of my friend chris macarthur wondering if hes related to general douglas mac arthur?! then sub implodes with stockton rush owner giving speech quote from douglas mac arthur, and how cracks will happen after many drops to the carbon fiber mesh, weakening it. so really subs like this only worth ten trips, not 13, 13 th book of the bible still in clear view..you ll never know what i know being owner of theis matrix that talks to me warns me constantly..
i detonated nuke in russia 3 octobers ago asking all day on telepathy , nuclear missile blew up in russia that day killing 5 scientists, iwas tryong to keep this from happening past 20 years since nuke dream i had on space coast 2 nukes detonating west o f me, now i get a nuke to detonate in russia with telepathy..u people still know nothing at all do you???
.since the planet is having Ukraine and Russia destroy all its weaponry??
when does everyobody believe in the new hybrid messiah?? or does everyone let US govt steal from me for 30 years so my aliens kill you all??
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pinterest@scottpatnode3 i gave away 2 free energy devices and u still fighting over gas , fuel and resources, talk about retarded.......!!
🗣️FAT GUY IN A LITTLE COAT!!! 🎷
Yes! Especially inspiring others to join the other 1200.
@@GodzillaBoyNY i found a stupid idea wanting to own a wreck site... 😅😅😅 For what? Once you discovered and analised the site what is the utility of it??
@@santangelogaia19if he had owned it, then he would not have allowed anyone to disturb it just to take artifacts. That would gave been the benefit of owning it.
They didn't even get to see the Titanic. So basically they paid $250,000 for a casket. So sad. Safety is there for a reason. Follow it!
A casket with a PlayStation 4 controller.
They paid 250k to die with the other people on the Titanic
They didn't even get that. Once the implosion occurred anything that was left of them would have been immediately emulsified and jettisoned like violently squeezing a tube of toothpaste.
@@Rowrin Anything left would have been eaten.
not even; Mfkers got liquified
Dr. Robert Ballard and Jim Cameron are two of my biggest longtime Titanic history heroes. Thank you fellas for sharing your insight, professionalism, respect for nature and appreciation for the lessons Titanic taught us.
We unfortunately lost one in the sub: P.H. Nargeolet was literally nicknamed "Mr. Titanic" in France as he knew everything about the ship and dived many times to explore her remains. Such an interesting man and a terrible loss. His daughter said he was probably happy where he was right now
James is such a true genius in so many ways. If James comes to my company and tells me I’m doing something wrong ? I’m making changes. To bad they didn’t have a brain to do the same.
Branson listened to him, put his deep-sea boat on hold and last I heard he is still alive. When you build subs and Mr. Cameron says you're gonna die... yeah. I would listen. Maybe ask for ideas... maybe say thanks instead of get stuffed or words to that effect.
*too
They didn’t listen cause he was “an old white guy”, maybe if fit the diversity quota stereotype they would have taken him seriously
This is why I listen intently to people like James Cameron, Elon Musk, etc. Even if they don't fully understand something, they keep asking questions until they know. If something is wrong, they adapt fast to correct it.
it's well known that James Cameron is intense and passionate about every little detail being perfect. there's a reason why he can be demanding and exhausting to work with in Hollywood...but that's also why the man is insanely successful. He went from shooting Terminator 1 on a low budget with no permits, to overseeing the construction of his own submersible crafts
the guy is a legend for sure. absolutely brilliant too
I got chills when he started talking about not learning from history and not smarter than nature.
You can see a therapist for that. His comparison of this to Titanic is ridiculous. Titanic was a passenger liner who had a reason to be on the ocean that night. Every person on it was traveling somewhere. Some were moving to America to start a new life. Others were on honeymoons, business trips, and yes, a few just wanted to see it (not many, though, 6 days even on a nice ship in those times wasn't altogether pleasant). The people who went down to glare at a rotting corpse that people like Cameron have romanticized had no reason to be there. They were not just going about their lives when they plunged 2.5 miles down into the North Atlantic.
If we really want to learn from history, let's learn to let the Titanic go. It has no purpose to humanity anymore. Romanticizing it for 111 years is why those people went down there. Cameron is the one that didn't learn from history. He's already romanticizing this and setting up parallels for another movie. You can almost see him salivating. This was just a greedy company who'd already been sued for fraud trying to sucker billionaires out of money. That's all it was. It wasn't for "science" or out of a love of deep sea exploration. It was a CEO con artist trying to get richer. And it killed himself and four other people.
@@ko7577his point seems to have sailed right past you. He was talking about the captain of the titanic not heeding the ice warnings etc and continuing to steam ahead at full speed into an ice field.
The sad part is that kid expressed reservations about being on there, but chose to go to bond with his father.
He passed on knowing he was right
@@popcornfilms1he didn't know anything implosion kills you faster than your brain can transmit pain
Yeah. Suleman had no interest in Titanic but he knew it meant a lot to his father and so he gave in to the last minute request to join. One pulled out so a seat opened up and daddy thought how lovely, let me have my son sign his life away and join me in an experimental vessel to the most inhospitable place between Mars and Venus...
Source Interview with his aunt and comments by classmates. Suleman was in his first year of university. He liked board games and volleyball, described as a really funny and kind guy, well liked among peers.
@@LARPCapital Thank god.
"2 wrecks that have involved recklessness"
Especially in 2 industries that lacked proper regulations in their time. Obviously with the submersible, lack of regulations and certifications for international waters
It wasrush to make a cash grab via profiteering of a tragedy from the past without learning what was the real cause for its downfall': negligence.
Like they always say, history does repeat itself with two tragedies in the same location all I can say is never underestimate the ocean
that's ridiculous.
Anus
What a dumb thing to say 😐
@@davediamond7228 its jsut repeating speel that the news has said today
@@davediamond7228 What ridiculous? The ocean?
the pressure of ocean is INSANE most people dont understand how devastating it is everything is just GONE just GONE
Thanks. I was wondering how much pressure was in the ocean. Now that you've clarified that it's "INSANE," I understand the quantity much better.
This is why I was surprised when they talked about recovering bodies. What bodies? Between the implosion and sea creatures, they are gone! May they rest in peace ❤
@@MrCarltonvI believe 5-6 thousand pounds of pressure... enough pressure to crush a car 2-3 times over
@@adrianneal5004 You're off by a factor of 3,000. The human body would be subjected to 1.5 million pounds total at that depth.
@@RideAcrossTheRiver I stand corrected
Jim almost died doing the same thing. His submarine kept sinking to the ocean floor because of changes in the ocean’s current.
Hes done like 33 dives to titanic and survived them all. So he must have been doing something very right in comparison to this ridiculous tragedy.
He could have dumped ballast and rose to the surface at any time though.. He was never close to being trapped on the ocean floor..
@MrJC1 James doesn't cut corners that's why.
@@Albert11939
I didn’t say it did. I basically said ocean exploration is a dangerous endeavor.
Not because of an implosion that experts have already warned about. The founder of Ocean Gate is guilty of reckless homicide.
Wow. Well said James. Our existence is at the mercy of nature.
Not nature but God.
@@graphicsnewsteam3237 Not God, JUST nature.
@@graphicsnewsteam3237 god aint real lil bro
@@graphicsnewsteam3237 You're saying your particular magical god of personal preference decided to kill 5 people in a submersible very deliberately, that it had nothing to do with a shoddily-made submersible and deep sea pressure?
Now why would your special magical entity of personal choice choose to do that to 5 people? Does it just like murdering people? And why would you be so invested in a murderer? In literature's most prolific serial killer?
Yes...every second millions of biochemical reactions happen to keep you alive. One day it will stop.
I've watched many documentaries about James Cameron's explorations and always noticed he wore real random clothes. Sure enough he does not fail here, in a Thor motocross jersey.
Lol
lol he is one of the most accomplished directors in the history of film. he don't give no fucks because he has nothing left to prove hahaha
I noticed the jersey and figured he just finished ripping some mx bike around his personal track or something lol. Maybe I'll run into him at Redbud this year
James Cameron been there 33 times solo, they also spent years and years building something capable of doing this,
he's still nuts.
And in 60 years no research sub has been lost and no one has died. There's a reason professionals may seem a bit obsessive or "focused on obscene levels of safety" to quote a recently deceased CEO that seemed to have the opinions about safety that he himself refuted pretty dramatically, of course with the added benefit of "manslaughtering" 4 others so the whole thing can't even be funny and has to be tragic and ruin families and take beloved members of society away.
A really fked up part of me hopes the hull monitoring system alerted Stockton and obly Stockton to what was seconds from happening so he may have at least ended his existence with a brief moment of self reflection...
Rumours about an emergency ascent having been started do seem to persist as unverified as they are.
33 times eh 😅
PH, who was on the sub also went about 34 times or so. Not sure how someone of his caliber would trust a composite material submersible this much. So damn sad.
Not solo. They operated in pairs. He talked about it earlier.
I knew James Cameron was going to say that. His movie was a life lesson and people either overlooked it or forgot about it. Greed also took the Titanic the same way it took the sub.
I’ll be honest, Ive seen Titanic plenty of times and I didn’t catch what the captain did until earlier this year. My mouth dropped when I caught it.
It is sad that people went down in the first place. Knowing the dangers of it, the excursion should have been scrapped.
@@pbj7890Stockton was more cocky than smart. Even with warnings that his sub was not likely going to be able to survive at those depths with repeated dives, he still did it anyway and took passengers in a submersible that had not been tested by a third party regulator. I think this tragedy is going to be a big example in business ethics courses along with Boeing’s 737 MAX program and the Challenger Disaster, that cutting corners and ignoring your own engineers will result in tragedy.
@@pbj7890 The guy who made that submarine was a billionaire. You don't become a billionaire by being smart, you become one by being born into a rich family and being a sociopath. Most of these rich people ignore advise telling them reality and surround themselves with yes men. They don't want to be told they can't do something, they were born into life without restrictions, they're spoiled infants standing at around 5-6 feet tall.
They took that chance!!! They wanted to doit
Titanic ate coal mountains be glad beach had an affair on it to sink it..save the mountains..
two weeks ago i told friends if 200 foot tsunami hits us it will blow our eardrums killing us all. and all week long i was thinking of my friend chris macarthur wondering if hes related to general douglas mac arthur?! then sub implodes with stockton rush owner giving speech quote from douglas mac arthur, and how cracks will happen after many drops to the carbon fiber mesh, weakening it. so really subs like this only worth ten trips, not 13, 13 th book of the bible still in clear view..you ll never know what i know being owner of theis matrix that talks to me warns me constantly..
i detonated nuke in russia 3 octobers ago asking all day on telepathy , nuclear missile blew up in russia that day killing 5 scientists, iwas tryong to keep this from happening past 20 years since nuke dream i had on space coast 2 nukes detonating west o f me, now i get a nuke to detonate in russia with telepathy..u people still know nothing at all do you???
.since the planet is having Ukraine and Russia destroy all its weaponry??
when does everyobody believe in the new hybrid messiah?? or does everyone let US govt steal from me for 30 years so my aliens kill you all??
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pinterest@scottpatnode3 i gave away 2 free energy devices and u still fighting over gas , fuel and resources, talk about retarded.......!!
@@pbj7890they weren't smart enough. They were also rich. Those folks think way different than regular folks do. Get it?
I feel so bad for the teen boy on the dive. I heard he was scared to go but did it for fathers day. Poor kid.
As tragic as this is, this is why you need to not skip on safety being prioritised.
You can skimp on safety if it is just you doing something that has never been done before. Paying customers to a site that has been mapped completely? Yeaaaaaaa, need to not skimp so much on safety.
@@Crosshair84 Yes, if it's only you getting killed, there's no worry.
you would think that would be common sense but apparently not
In the engineering creed which was one of the first things I ever learned in college....
To place service before profit, the honor and standing of the profession before personal advantage, and the public welfare above all other considerations.
@@nobshistoryengineering4421 Stockton Rush said all those things stand in the way of progress and commerce.
Nobody must have suffered more than that 19-year-old son with his whole life ahead of him. And he didn't even want to go. He was terrified to go into that submersible. His aunt said that he only agreed to go with his father because it was Father's Day. If there was EVER an afterlife...
More fool him, what the f is Fathers day, absolute nonsense marketing day.
There is an after life! In fact, it is final and eternal. This is why knowing Jesus is so important. Only He can take us to heaven and save us from hell.
@@thcg-evangelismministrychi5477 I believe for each go to a afterlife that reflects our belief and faith.
That 19 year old had a more fulfilling life than anybody else in the comment section
@@atlbraves1983speak for yourself
I can’t believe that so many of us (presumably tens, hundreds? of millions) around the world have been riveted to this story over the last four days, when in reality, everything had already ended five days ago! Crazy and heartbreaking. 😢
Trainwreck in slow motion
My thing is that we’ll probably never really know what happened. If it disturbs me, I can’t imagine the poor devastated families. How tragic and unnecessary! I kept playing a movie in my head thinking of them sitting in the sub waiting for rescuers to come. This is sad!!!!
I like equity so ... didn't care more for them than I cared for any car wreck with à family happening multiple Times a day in the world.
But wasn't this best case scenario? Better than just hanging out waiting for your oxygen to run out.
Yea, but no news coverage (or rescue operations) for the dozens of people (immigrants)that just died off the coast of Greece. Problems solving problems, eh?
Jim's absolutely correct. He as well as Bob know exactly what they're talking about. RIP victims. You all should've taken heed.
how a fish can live such a depth is mindblowing
yep but then without that pressure, they're as vulnerable as we are in the deep sea and die instantly. I remember reading that blob fish only look the way they do in photos because of the insane decrease in pressure when brought to the surface; I believe they are deep-sea dwellers.
God made fish body to survive under that depth of water, Not HUMANS
@@JinaHarrington Did your god make shoes? They allow use to walk long distances safely
@@RideAcrossTheRiverah I think he created sandals for ....
No lungs or internal gases.
I could listen to Dr. Ballard talk for hours. His voice is so calm yet informative. He knows how to catch your attention and reel you in, yet make you listen.
When the guy who has been one of very few to ever reach Challenger Deep, tells you not to take your Home Depot sub into the ocean. Don't do it.
Dr. Ballard is one of my heroes. I remember as a kid watching the program that showed them discovering the Titanic. I remember thinking he was the coolest most luckiest person on Earth.
Yeah, I remember feeling that way when I was learning about the Titanic in the early to mid 90s. "Dr. Ballard is the coolest person ever"
James Cameron's Titanic movie rental sales after this 📈📈📈📈📈
There are likely not two more qualified people on the planet to comment on this tragedy, than these two gentlemen. Dr. Ballard deserves knighthood for his lifetime work in this particular field. Enjoyed seeing them here and it’s a bit comforting amidst the sorrow. Cheers.
Ironic that people died by trying to reach a place where people died
Yes that's crazy
Mount everest?
James is straight no chaser, I love that about him. He dived solo to Challenger Deep, that's 30K+ feet.
What's a "no chaser?"
@@MrCarltonva shot without a chaser meaning straight to the point without the soft ending
But know he comes forward with his "concerns" please
My heart breaks for the five people on this doomed submarine. May the deceased rest in Peace!! 😭 😭 😭
And to think of the possibility of their remains not being recovered is terrifying… they went to the deep sea to never come back…😓
They are probably happy
the death was quick and hopefully painless for the 19 year old and the french explorer, and fitting for the dumbass CEO
@@Spaceghost22 I don't think there's much "remains" remaining.
@@ilovericelol pink soup
they are exactly right... the only good thing to come of this.. is that it will lead to stricter guidance and regulations with regard to deep sea vessels. This was most likely avoidable
History shows many safety regulations are a result of terrible tragedies. Hindsight is 20/20.
They dont really need stricter regulations rather, making sure people follow the regulations already in place. As they said here, they did follow them and haven't lost a sub.
It's in international waters though. Who regulates that? Luckily this is a rich man's game so surely they will regulate themselves in the future and not tempt nonsense like that without much better equipment.
Well said James Cameron. It is basically a suicidal trip, because they are ignoring all the risks and mitigations people have learned to do over many years.
I really feel for the 19yo and all the families involved who were likely worried and had no say in whether their loved one took the plunge down to darkness.
The old heads were experienced but there’s reports the young lad had mixed feelings.
It’s one thing to feel comfortable and fully commit to something, but obviously a whole other when you’re inexperienced and unsure where anxiety thrives.
I know they say the death was quick but you have to realize that they were already nearly 2 hours in and falling down about 10,000 feet before they lost contact (because of implosion)
The Titan drops like a stone to the darkest depths with a single glowstick to illuminate the dark.
Rest easy my friend. 🙏🏻
“And it lead to a nightmare…..”
I watched here you RUclips Ballards initial press conference when he discovered the Titanic in 1985. Him and Cameron are living legends.
"YOU CAN'T SEE PRESSURE"
That about sums it up.
That was tense, but good on James for his bluntness. You can tell he was hurting though.
Love seeing Robert Ballard, I have much respect for that man! Stay strong! 🎉
James is absolutely furious, as he certainly should be
The main lesson about this tragic event is Safety over Luxury... It will happen again if we never understood our history.. RIP to the 5 people onboard this tragic sub and the passengers of the infamous Unsinkable ship🙏
Luxury? There was nothing luxurious about that submersible. I'm not sure you know what luxury means.
@@Bonzeaux_Bleuxgrene You didn't get the point.. Safety over Luxury means to choose what you desire, either to stay alive or to risk your life for the treasure you wanted most but prepare for consequences... We all know what awaits us if we want to get what we think is precious either a memory or a possession but there's always a challenge to get it... That is what I meant
@@Bonzeaux_Bleuxgrene There's a similarity between the Titanic and the sub why I mentioned Safety over Luxury... People are being optimistic... They went into adventure that takes a lifetime just what the crews & passengers experienced in the maiden voyage of the infamous ship which is ironically connected to the 5 people in the sub which James Cameron noticed. Both never conducted safety measures and both heeded the warnings of the people that are very crucial to prevent loss of lives and affects everyone. That is why we need to understand our History in order to prevent another such catastrophic tragedies
If I'm James Cameron I'm counting my lucky stars and never going down there again certified or not.
I'd had very similar thoughts along the same lines that Cameron spoke. It was a preventable disaster, brought on by arrogance and pride like the disaster of the Titanic itself. You have to mitigate the risk, and take nothing for granted. Sadly now we have two gravesites at the bottom of the Atlantic, face to face.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts 🙏 on this terrible event. God bless the victims, especially 🙏 the young man on board 🙏.
The Ocean is nothing to play with rip to all that was lost!! 🙏
Everybody is an instant submarine expert in the comment section. Nice
I’m just gonna say it…. Most the people in the comments do sound a lot smarter than Mr Rush, to say the least! 🥴
They got that RUclips doctorate.
More like an expert in not getting into a stupidly designed vehicle to visit a sunken ship.
My sympathy goes to families of these men on the Titan, so sorry I was hoping all would go good.
I believe that the heart does go on.
Thank you Dr. Ballard & Mr. Cameron.
Dying with a billion dollars in the bank has to be the worst type of death imaginable.😒
Oh shut up 😂
Going to a known shipwreck is not "exploration", it's GAWKING.
Well said
Your headline should say, "and Robert Ballard"
James certainly knows what he is talking about.............R.I.P.....to those that died......
This awful tragedy sounds like it could have been prevented, and that is very disturbing. While this occurrence could lead to improvements as Bob Ballard was saying after Titanic went down, so often, with disasters, its after the horse has bolted. So sorry for the victims and their families. Maybe the Titanic should be left to RIP too.
James is such a smart guy. Spot on in everything he said.
As a human being, if you going on such an adventure, assess all the risks.
A lot of people are unaware that James Cameron has dived to Titanic more than 30 times. In addition to being considered an elite deep sea expert, he also advanced the technology in order to do so. He designed his own submersible that took him into the Mariana Trench in 2012 which made him the first person to do it solo (and only 1 of 3 to have ever done it up to that point). So, if it sounds like he knows what he's talking about in this interview, he does -- Furthermore, Cameron is friends with Robert Ballard, the oceanographer who discovered Titanic
I feel like you’ve recently obtained this information and trying to pass off like you have some prior knowledge of his experience. 🤷
Wowo!!!!! My deepest condolences!!!!😢
Excellent discussion by two great experts. 👏👏
A lot of people were criticizing James Cameron for his comments, but he made a solo record breaking dive to 35600 feet and has made 30 successful dives to the titanic and has done so in submarines that he has designed. He’s right in everything he has said, he highly intelligent and incredibly diligent on safety and redundant plans.
he didn't design the subs, he hired a team which designed it.
@@nobytes2but he was heavily involved
@@Thunderchild-gz4gc obviously but the design ultimately is up to the actual engineers
@@nobytes2agreed but none of those engineers were as fool hardy as Stockton Rush
Xox Much Love James Cameron ❤
"He followed his dream and it led to a nightmare", I didn't like this sentence
It’s the truth but it is hard to hear.
I saw interviews where it was said that the passengers were really the crew because they would be trined and would take part in the operation of the sub and they would do research. I wonder if this was a way of skirting laws about vehicles that take passengrs,
Probably.
Hopefully, NO ONE will EVER Attempt this again. To have gone down in such a vessel, paying $250,000, signing the waiver and taking a chance with your LIFE, is NOT Worth It. Prayers to all family members. Thank U to the rescuers!!! GOD bless us ALL.
Hopefully we learn fix the issues and it happens again
Emotion is stronger than logic.
*Really sad,*
James and bob are spot on. Stockton Crush is 100% at fault here and killed a group of rich people that were too arrogant to do their homework on the vehicle that killed them. More money than common sense
The carbon fiber was a major cause of this accident. Carbon fiber isn't meant to be used the way they used it. It's great at flexing under pressure, but it's not meant to retain structural integrity under constant high pressure. It will rupture like a balloon. Carbon fiber is a flexible material, that is not a good material to be used if you want structural integrity.
And were warned many times including two former employees and the consequences happened.
I wish people would stop saying they have a problem with the design or the material used. There's nothing wrong with carbon fibre material. The issue is the pressure at 12,500 feet under the ocean. Carbon Fibre can and has made deep sea exploration feasible for the consumer and let's not forget that the Titan was also made with Titanium end caps and those were experiencing the same pressure the carbon fibre was.
Bruh what, how do u know, what are u a scientists?
I agree. What made it even worse is the design, it’s basically a carbon fiber tube with end caps.
@@scalemodeltutor9841What do you think USN submarines are? They are metal tubes w/ metal end caps too. They are a structurally very strong design.
There’s reports the the U.S. Navy heard the sound of the implosion. Do we know if they’re going to release it to the general public? I want to make it my ringtone.
Where’s the full interview?
I very much PRAY that they really did implode on the way down. It seems like the Coast Guard knew they had imploded a few days ago and its not the 1st time we've been lied too about a Sub. Thresher imploded yes, but almost a day after it sank. There were still guys on board banging on the hull and the USS Seawolf heard them do it over 3 dives. Sad stuff
Yesh they definitely knew earlier but it takes time to get the boats and equipment to the site, but i think the team who was there with the titan probably knew right when it happened that they were doomed
I don’t know why but I have a feeling it wasn’t an instant death.
CEO should've hired those "50-year old white guys" with good resumes, instead of the "young", "inspiring", and "diverse" recruits that had no clue what they were doing.
He wasn't interested in diversity, certainly not diversity of opinion. What he meant was, he'd rather hire some engineer straight out of college who lacks the confidence to say "that's a dumb idea boss". He did have an experienced engineer who warned him about safety, so he sued him and fired him. He didn't want to admit that in his interview so he spouted some b.s. about the old guys not being 'inspiring'.
The cost/person was $250,000?, and the company didn’t care about their safety?!
Those who are still in charge of oceangate, should be sued for both criminal negligence and voluntary manslaughter!
Great interview!
His name is James, James Cameron
The bravest pioneer
No budget too steep, no sea too deep
Who's that?
It's him, James Cameron
James, James Cameron explorer of the sea
With a dying thirst to be the first
Could it be? Yeah that's him!
James Cameron
was looking for this
Hope post this incident people wont do such crazy thing, may the souls of the people involved in the incident rest in peace 🕊️
Both guests have a brilliant way of making someone be at fault without calling them a monster, it’s a fine line to walk, of a brilliant man who’s life’s work will be reduced to this grave errors in judgement.
Hopefully out of this incident we will see a greater rapid response in utilizing flight and drop zones versus nautical response which is much slower.
Why should we pay for "rapid response" to rescue billionaires who volunteered to make reckless decisions? How about using that "rapid response" money to feed homeless people? Why are you in love with rich "adventurers?"
Rapid response would have done nothing to help these people.
Ive read comments deriding Cameron as "just a movie director" but its clear the guy has educated himself on deep sea exploration. Inagine a fellow who follows all his passions...in Camerons instance filmmaking and the sea. History calls those people polymaths. His inclusion in this discussion is not onky valid its necessary.
I've watched a lot of coverage on this Titan stuff and he was almost the only guest that didn't speculate and actually brought some knowledge to the table.
@@AndrewKeyz agreed. And its telling that he didnt barge in early.
That sub went down there many times before all it takes is one tiny micro pressure crack going unnoticed and bam rip to those souls, i think titanic should be left alone now as far as diving it, we have plenty of footage and many people have seen it, let her and her victims and these men rest 😢
Totally agree with you!!!!!
My dad is a nasa engineer he hates carbon fiber for extreme stress loaded projects because of its tendency to delaminate , he also said even the titanium was a bad idea due to its shorter life under repeat stress because it doesn’t rebound like steel does or something to the extent he told me
god bless their soul
No one can sink lower than Cameron, they should have contacted him first
Gharr you BASTARD! I wanted to say it but I thought it was to soon.
They did.
They have 8 times before this
in this same interview he stated that they had a strong feeling it was implosion since the beginning but held off saying anything until crews learned more just out of respect for the families.
Finest broadcast.of this tragic event. Genuine..
I saw an experiment where they put a metal barrel underwater and it started to crumple within 4 meters. Now imagine the pressure the Titan went through, being that deep. It had to of been an instant death.
Ballard is the man when it comes to deep dive submersibles.
Oh.
This episode made me turn on the lights.
Exactly, Rush could have gotten it certified and then do upgrades. I understand being experimental, just not with other lives, paying passageners at that. They knew the risk but also had to be under the impression that it was relatively safe enough. Paying a quarter of a million dollars for a ride.
It happed so fast, Stockton Rush didn't have time to be an idiot. He just ceased to be. Sadly he took 4 people with him.
One of the MOST foolish things a person can do, is to not listen to an expert in the field you're engaged in, especially when it's MULTIPLE experts and especially when your safety is at risk!!
Service without humility is selfishness and egotism'- Mahatma Gandhi
What?
@@MrCarltonv whatever it takes to save lives
@@MrCarltonv "Firefighters should not boast to the people they save."
Taking risk and reckless is whole different thing
Being a Titanic THS member, I've been very familiar with Dr Ballard's work and viewpoints, and respect him wholeheartedly. And, James Cameron is another one to put your faith into. Wish OceanGate had listened to the experts. 💙🖤💙
Perhaps instantaneous death is better than trying to conserve oxygen by lying perfectly still for hours, not speaking, as you slowly fade away long before rescue arrives.