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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Coast Guard officials estimated the five passengers could run out of air just before 7:10 a.m.[/quote]

Maybe then this circus can die down. There was never any hope of rescue so wall to wall coverage if this for 4 straight days was getting crazy. Once the official limits of oxygen capacity have been surpassed the story can die. [/quote]

You must be new to these things. Media won’t let this stop their ratings are sky high. It will turn to what we can expect when oxygen runs out (with diagrams) and hypotheticals.

CO2 levels inside 22ft vessel will act like a 'sedative' that suffocates the five missing adventurers in their sleep - but hypothermia could SAVE them.[/quote]

Have they dropped the implosion theory?[/quote]

The CO2 would NOT act as a sedative. It’s the gas that makes you feel like you are strangled. [/quote]

That’s just not true. That’s how people die from car exhaust running in garages. It can absolutely sedate. That’s why they have CO2 scrubbers. Carbon dioxide levels in the blood increase, causing shortness of breath and drowsiness, resulting in carbon dioxide toxicity.

[url]https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-12221957/amp/Missing-Titanic-submersible-happens-oxygen-runs-OceanGates-Titan.html[/url]
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You’re thinking about carbon monoxide poisoning. I don’t know how CO2 poisoning feels but it could be very unpleasant before it knocks you out. Like I imagine getting strangled would. [/quote]

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