We are well aware of the missing Titanic sub and are praying for them. Water is the lifeblood of Earth and we must respect it along with air. Without both, we have no life. A sad simple fact of life we all must contend with every day. This is why septic systems, septic tank bacteria, and Mother Nature is so very important to us. Yes they can use septic tank bacteria and the missing Titanic sub. I will explain below.
We have many hours of experience in the ocean and below the water line. Yes, I have been on a sub and yes I scuba dive. I have exited and entered large floating “Objects” in the ocean in the past. Without air, We only have a few minutes to live. We know what it takes to survive below in the ocean at great depths. In an emergency, we can get to the surface fast.
While in a sub, you rely on a thin hull. It maintains the same atmosphere at the surface and at the bottom of the ocean. If there is a leak, You must stop the leak or get to the surface fast. If you lose power in a sub, There are many fail-safe “Operations” to get the sub to the surface. Some I will not say But I will say inflatable salvage bags that will gently raise the sub.
Septic Tank Bacteria and the Missing Titanic Sub: What I see.
Again I am praying for the rescue of all in the missing Titanic sub. I do not care how they are rescued as long as they are rescued. I do not care who rescues them. What matters is that they are above the waterline. They need to breathe fresh ocean air into their lungs.
What I see:
Please keep in mind, I have never seen this sub up close. I have never touched it. I have not talked to any of the builders of it. What I see is from as many pictures as I can see online. Now what I don’t see is maybe on the missing Titanic sub. I have been within 350 miles of it many times and this is as close as I have been. I am only talking about my experience in life and the missing Titanic sub. Again what I see may be wrong or elsewhere on the sub.
I see weights that float the missing Titanic Sub maybe gently to the bottom of the ocean. The journey to the ocean’s bottom would be rough. Oceans have waves moving up and down. They also have to move columns of water in all side-to-side directions. These weights may be designed to be “Dumped.” The missing Titanic Sub would slowly raise off the ocean floor at first. It would then pick up speed as it gets closer to the surface. It could even launch out of the ocean and come smashing back down into the ocean. This would be very violent. Depending on the speed, only those in excellent shape and training would be ready for this.
Missing Titanic Tourist Sub:
Yes, this is a tourist sub. That also means that a few are in shape, trained, or experienced to have the knowledge to keep calm. Controlling your emotions in an emergency is crucial. It will help you solve most problems associated with the missing Titanic Sub-like issue. Keeping calm will also preserve your air. If you are physically in great shape, your body uses less air. Using less air means you can survive on a limited amount of air a lot longer.
Missing Titanic sub: Salvage Air Bags.
Air 2 1/2 miles into the ocean becomes compacted. Think of a trash compactor and how it uses pressure to make something big, smaller. Air at the bottom of the ocean does the same thing. If the missing Titanic Sub had airbags or salvage bags, it could potentially be raised. This would be done by putting a little air in them. That air would expand quickly. The salvage bags would become very buoyant and pick up speed. They could lift the missing Titanic Sub right out of the ocean. The sub could then smash down to pieces. Keep in mind, It could hit a ship above it if not controlled. Some salvage bags do have a way to release air from them as they float up. Again, I did not see them on the sub but that does not mean they are not there.
Missing Titanic Sub: Yes they had a toilet!
Yes the missing Titanic Sub, Yes they had a toilet! It is most likely either a cassette toilet or even a compost toilet. Again, I am trying to find out more information about their toilet. I can’t see how they could have a normal flushing toilet in a sub this size. Larger subs and cruise ships do have normal flushing toilets but they are much bigger than the missing Titanic Sub. If they have a holding tank or gray water tank, they can use a septic tank bacteria. They can opt for BioForce Bacterial Waste Liquefier or the BioForce Maxx for larger cruise ships. We have worked with cruise ship owners on their septic waste bacterial needs. Most medium to large cruise ships have Aeration Treatment Units and very large holding tanks. They can dump treated waste. This waste is almost human-drinkable water quality. This is very commendable. We fully support them in their mission to keep the oceans as clean as possible! Illegal dumping even in the ocean is still illegal dumping and we also support the U.S. Coast Guard in their mission to keep our oceans safe for all!
Septic Tank Bacteria and the Missing Titanic Sub:
We pray that they will be rescued soon and safe. May all of this be a bad memory they can get past in time to come. We pray for their families and loved ones too as they must be in grief and worry about their safety.
If anybody ever asked you, Yes they have a toilet on the sub.
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