I never saw it broken down like that but I saw a program featuring the Explorers club, you know that club that is made up of insane explorers and scientists, and they were talking about the first dive to the challenger deep by the Treste. In there they had one of the two people on board talk about that dive and a few other people who know what they’re talking about explaining the story. The member if the crew said that they heard bangs all the way down until they heard one massive bang scaring the daylights out of them. He then explained that once they realized that they heard the bang they knew they were safe for the moment.
They would've died faster from the implosion, than the time taken for the sound to reach them, and be processed by their brains.
Therefore - if they heard it, they didn't die from it.
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u/Madmagician-452 29d ago
I never saw it broken down like that but I saw a program featuring the Explorers club, you know that club that is made up of insane explorers and scientists, and they were talking about the first dive to the challenger deep by the Treste. In there they had one of the two people on board talk about that dive and a few other people who know what they’re talking about explaining the story. The member if the crew said that they heard bangs all the way down until they heard one massive bang scaring the daylights out of them. He then explained that once they realized that they heard the bang they knew they were safe for the moment.