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The text is a transcript of a video that criticizes the engineering decisions of Ocean Gate, a company that built a carbon fiber composite submersible that imploded during a dive to the Titanic. The video explains why carbon fiber composites are not suitable for deep sea pressure vessels, and how Ocean Gate ignored safety standards, testing procedures, and expert advice. The video also warns about the dangers of the "move fast and break things" attitude in engineering, and recommends 80 000 hours as a resource for finding fulfilling and impactful careers.
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1. The Ocean Gate submersible began its descent to the Titanic's remains on June 19th, 2022.
2. The submersible had a carbon fiber reinforced epoxy hull and two titanium end caps.
3. The submersible lost contact with the surface at a depth of 3,800 meters and imploded due to snap buckling, a failure mode unique to composite materials in deep sea applications.
4. Ocean Gate did not test the submersible with a regulatory body or an autoclave, and ignored safety concerns raised by a former employee and a submersible expert.
5. Ocean Gate chose carbon fiber composite for its natural buoyancy and lower cost, but did not account for the cyclical stresses, porosity, and delamination of the material.
6. The CEO of Ocean Gate, Stockton Rush, was inside the submersible when it imploded.