Argentine Navy submarine may have 'imploded'; photos show wreckage on sea floor

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Argentine Navy submarine may have 'imploded'; photos show wreckage on sea floor
Travis Fedschun
By Travis Fedschun | Fox News


The missing Argentinian submarine that has been missing for one year has been discovered 2,600 feet deep in the Atlantic Ocean.

The Argentine submarine that was lost deep in the sea with 44 crew members on board may have suffered from a partial implosion close to the seabed, a senior official said Sunday as officials released photos of the wreckage.

The country's navy announced Saturday that the ARA San Juan was discovered at a depth of 2,975 feet in the waters off the Valdes Peninsula and was surrounded by a field of rubble, with underwater turbulence making visibility difficult.

Naval Capt. Enrique Balbi said the working theory was that the vessel had partially imploded while at sea, deep down near the seabed, Sky News reported.

https://www.foxnews.com/world/argentine-navy-submarine-may-have-imploded-photos-show-wreckage-on-sea-floor

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https://www.straitstimes.com/world/americas/possible-argentina-submarine-explosion-7-questions-about-the-tragedy

Here are seven pressing questions about the submarine tragedy.

1. What could have caused the explosion?

The Argentinian navy said it did not have enough information to say what the cause of the explosion could have been or whether the vessel might have been attacked.

One likely cause is ARA San Juan sinking below its "crush depth", or "collapse depth", at which point its structure will not be able to withstand the water pressure.

The "crush depth" of most submarines is classified, but it is likely to be more than 400m. The ARA San Juan search location straddles the edge of the continental shelf, where ocean depths vary, but reach as deep as 3,000m.

"If a submarine goes below its crush-depth, it would implode, it would just collapse," James H Patton Jr, a retired navy captain, told Associated Press.

[dfwgator]

One of our submarines is missing....

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[sneakypete]

It imploded  because it went deeper than it was designed to go.

The question is "WHY did it go that deep?"

[Quix]

THANKS. INTERESTING. Everything in secret will be exposed.

[sneakypete]

THANKS. INTERESTING. Everything in secret will be exposed.

@Quix

I honestly don't understand why any of it would be secret. The sub was built from a design that is public,and Argentina isn't involved in a war with anyone,so why so hush-hush?

[Quix]

I suspect that liability issues and embarrassment to leaders would be sufficient reasons for secrecy in most regions.

I think there is MORE secrecy re the sub that launched a missile towards Hawaii and purportedly another off Japan's shores also evidently under the control of the globalist cabal.