We have something similar on april 25 each year called ANZAC Day. It's during the footy season and the day gets honoured by a round of footy with games being played on the weekend on the lead up to anzac day.
There's an aussie coffee shop here that does Anzac biscuits. Why are they so crumbly?
They don't bake them long enough
New zealand's 4 hours away by plane
Must be quite a slow flight then with an average speed of just 250mph. A modern subsonic jet can do 7-800mph at full speed.
I have a suspicion that they're all dead already though given how they suddenly lost contact, as perhaps the hull breached and water flooded it in seconds. I really hope I'm wrong here.
This ongoing story about the missing sub that had gone to look at the Titanic is stressing me out. It's looking to me like they won't be able to find the sub in time and it's a really awful way to go.
Alive or not, I want them to find it so we know what happened down there and the world gets closure. I don't want another MH370 situation where it's still mostly unknown what happened to it over eight years later.
Personally, I would never go in a sub as they're such death traps if something goes wrong. Cars and aeroplanes are much safer.
What the hell?! The Americans are putting lives at risk here for no good reason.
British rescue mission for Titan ‘blocked by US officials’
A remotely operated vehicle capable of winching the stricken submersible Titan out of the Atlantic has been blocked from joining the rescue mission by the US government, The Telegraph understands.uk.news.yahoo.com
btw this is post 9000.
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It's a nuclear submarine.
No, it's battery powered.
Apparently some gamer put it there
I'm talking about the missing sub. What are you talking about?
Same thing.
Do you have a link for that? Checking the main news sources doesn't say that at all.
I'll do a hunt for it.
www.usatoday.com
That's the same news as everywhere else. Nowhere in that article does it say that people have died, so where did you get that impression from?Canadian aircraft detects underwater noises during search for missing submersible, US Coast Guard says
The submersible had a 96-hour oxygen supply when it went to sea at about 6 a.m. Sunday. Rescuers are working to locate the vessel.
Someone had said it on twitter they must have been watching something on it
