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Human bodies vs Oceangate's Titan submarine explosion animation [atomic marvel]

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Cool Earthvor 2 Jahren

In the blink of an eye…it’s sad but also I’m glad they didn’t even know it happened

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Silke Nelsonvor 2 Jahren

Death came faster than they could even realise. Still a tragedy, but at least, they couldn't feel any pain.

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Joshua Hitchensvor 2 Jahren

At least it was a quick ending.. Wouldn’t it actually be an implosion?

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LastKnownSurvivorvor 2 Jahren

That was a truly riveting & frightening thing to watch.

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Feroz ABvor 2 Jahren

My good friend died that day May the almighty one God give him and his son an easy and pleasant journey to the hereafter

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Gladys Topervor 2 Jahren

So you’re saying theres still hope?

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BBG, Esq.vor 2 Jahren

So much better than running out of oxygen

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Magnus Malm ⚔️vor 2 Jahren

20ms vs 150ms. The brain did not even have time to register the event properly. That's crazy.

Profilbild von Octhima - French artist in Korea
Octhima - French artist in Koreavor 2 Jahren

So a sad event. Never for all the money in the world, I would to go inside.

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