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A friend said he warned Stockton Rush about possible defects on the Titan in 2019 after hearing 'cracking' noises
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this post was submitted on 24 Jun 2023
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I doubt this is true. The hull is made out of carbon fiber. It doesn't "crack", it shatters.
Stockton Rush, the former CEO of Oceangate held a patent on a system that would listen for cracking of the hull that would warn of hull failure, I wonder how it worked out for him.
As Cameron said, when you hear these "warnings" they tell you that you are already dead.