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Here's video explaining it:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C1VKotduWek

How the Body Reacts to Pressure:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=flYmFAe6OmU

Here's video explaining it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C1VKotduWek How the Body Reacts to Pressure: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=flYmFAe6OmU

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It all happens in less than one second; hull is breached, water enters at supersonic speed, everyone in the sub is immediately turned into jelly. The US Navy underses Listening system alerted the moment that the sub was crushed. Info about that was correlated with time of "lost communications". All that info was held back by Xiden to deflect from IRS scandals and also to make the USCG look good.

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Like the international space station?

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That would cause the body to explode. A similar situation happened on the Buford Dolphin where deep sea divers were inside of a decompression chamber at nine atmospheres and an accident caused the chamber to depressurize instantly. One of the divers was standing next to the exit and his body was sucked through a 24 inch opening. What happened next was extremely gruesome as his body essentially exploded.

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The ISS is under 1 atmosphere of pressure. The Dieversity Express was under 200 atmospheres.

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Kek. Good riddance to foul kikes.

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Quite the opposite.

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How so? Isnt space like deep water? Supposedly the astronauts train in water.

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Space is a vacuum, the opposite of deep sea pressure.

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Depends on the depth of the submarine

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Depends on the depth of the turd

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