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***My book Titan has a 4.6 Star Amazon rating (94% 5- and 4-star ratings). Learn about it here https://titandives.com/ *** If the Titan story fascinates you - https://titandives.com/ - consider getting my book. The Discovery and Netflix films were "docu-dramas" that beat on Stockton but left out all the details about the second hull and why it was destined to fail. My book fills in all the blanks for you. https://titandives.com/ In this video, I explore a simple question: who was responsible for signing off on the design and engineering of the Titan V2 hull? After carefully analyzing the Coast Guard testimony, I can't answer the question! 00:00 Clips from the engineers used in this video 01:37 Boeing on the thickness of the hull 02:44 Tony Nissen on the 5-inch hull 03:15 Tony Nissen on the bad Bahamas data 04:32 Not using 45-degree plies and the importance 06:26 Stockton Rush talks about the hull 07:12 Phil Brooks talks about the scale models, not multicore 08:09 NASA talks about the extent of their involvement 09:35 NASA cared about thick laminate experience, not a sub 10:43 OceanGate forced to use the co-bonded technique 11:45 Phil Brooks talks about the full-scale hull 13:37 Dr. Kramer on how the V2 hull was made 15:02 Portion of an OceanGate webinar about the hull 15:24 Transporting the hull 55 miles 5 times 15:53 Dr. Kramer on applying the sheet adhesive 16:52 Bart Kemper on the effect of multiple autoclaving sessions 18:16 Review chart of the successful dives

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