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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My tween thinks that maybe someone wanted the billionaire dead. He has a point. How can they not know where they are when they have the exact coordinates of the wreck and of where they last were? The submersible sank like a stone in the ocean (literally) from a specific location. Obviously, it is on the ocean floor at or very near to that exact spot.[/quote] No, he doesn’t have a point. Has he never heard of ocean currents? [/quote] This thing weighs 12 tons and is not buoyant. It would take a pretty major current to displace it THAT much.[/quote] DP. Yeah, I’m not really understanding the whole “search area the size of Connecticut” thing. I get that it could have moved somewhat from where it was dropped but the idea that ocean currents would push it 150 miles across the ocean floor seems crazy. Maybe I’m just not understanding how strong the currents are at that depth? [/quote]
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