Would you book a trip to outer space or under sea?

[MossRoad]

There used to be a parked submarine tour in Charleston and I kind of figure if our sea port has one otherl US sea ports do because old subs are navy surplus. Does anyone know of other ports with parked submarine tours?

Pittsburgh

USS Requin Submarine

Come aboard one of the most immersive historical science exhibits to learn about the adventurous life inside a real Cold War-era submarine.

carnegiesciencecenter.org

 

[Racenut]

An airplane and the deep end of the pool are as close to either of those I'm getting.

And +1 for motorcycle thrills. Planning a ride for tomorrow right now

 

[pmsmechanic]

I often tell myself that I have done enough stupid things in my life. I don't need to add one more to the list. Letting myself be locked into that submersible would qualify as one more dumb thing.

 

[kenmbz]

There used to be a parked submarine tour in Charleston and I kind of figure if our sea port has one otherl US sea ports do because old subs are navy surplus. Does anyone know of other ports with parked submarine tours?

Conneticut and NY both have parked submarines. Been to some others too, can't remember where.

 

[Peter 315]

USS Albacore in Portsmouth NH.

 

[Fuddyduddy1952]

I bet with all this publicity there are people right now building submarines and people lined up ready to visit the Titanic.
As insane as it sounds, the builders believing they can build a better one and the bored wealthy with money to spend able to (believing they can) boast what an accomplishment they did!
Now they can see two things: Titanic and what's left of the Titan.
If I built the world's fastest most dangerous roller coaster in the world here out of 2x4s and track 1000's would want a ride!

 

[2manyrocks]

Dive at your own risk.

 

[scott_vt]

Good Afternoon Tallyho8,
I think Im quite OK with looking at pictures that other people took while there down there !

 

[ruffdog]

A human body at 400 atmospheres has about 18 million pounds of pressure on it after the implosion.

 

[CobyRupert]

I think the Navy knew it imploded on Sunday. The mainstream media idiots probably knew it too, but didn't say anything to keep sheeple glued to their TV sets so they would buy more pharmaceuticals they advertise.

The story, and monitoring the public feedback, does seem like a good “bellwether” test on how close we are to eating the rich.
..ya know, those periodic revolutions societies tends to go through when the wealth disparity is overwhelming. (Anybody checked where we’re historically at lately? )
And judging from the complete lack of empathy for these billionaires, we’re getting closer.