Minutes before the US Coast Guard news conference, OceanGate Expeditions, the company that operated the deep-sea submersible, issued a statement grieving the five men on board. The Wall Street Journal was first to report about the acoustic signature picked up by the Navy.įrom left, Hamish Harding, Shahzada Dawood, Suleman Dawood, Paul-Henri Nargeolet and Stockton Rush Obtained by CNNīillionaire explorer and a prominent Pakistani father and son duo are on board the missing sub The Navy immediately relayed that information to on-scene commanders leading the search effort, and it was used to narrow down the area of the search, the official said Thursday.īut the sound of the implosion was determined to be “not definitive,” the official said, and the multinational efforts to find the submersible continued as a search and rescue effort. John Mauger, the First Coast Guard District commander, told reporters.Ī senior Navy official told CNN the Navy detected an acoustic signature consistent with an implosion on Sunday in the general area where the vessel was diving and lost communication with its mother ship. “The debris is consistent with a catastrophic implosion of the vessel,” US Coast Guard Rear Adm. The tail cone and other debris from the missing submersible were found by a remotely operated vehicle about 1,600 feet from the bow of the Titanic, which rests about 13,000 feet deep in the North Atlantic Ocean. Like a door, a secret isn’t just to keep others out but also to let them in.After a dayslong, massive search for a Titanic-bound submersible that captured international attention, US authorities announced the vessel had suffered a “catastrophic implosion” – and new information from a US Navy source helps shed light on when that disaster may have unfolded.Īll five people aboard the submersible, known as the “Titan,” were killed, the US Coast Guard said in a Thursday news conference. There are few things more intimate than sharing a secret. This door looks like it was made for fun, a way of creating a bit of secret knowledge to share. Or some part of yourself, but you don’t know it’s you… yet.īut concealing an outside door on your house? That’s pretty weird and maybe even paranoid, though in this case proudly posting a demonstration on YouTube probably rules out paranoia. Maybe it’s something you know, but you don’t know that you know it. These rooms don’t exist in real life, and don’t make a bit of architectural sense - a second basement below the first, or rooms that are larger on the inside than they are on the outside - but within dream logic they seem plausible and correct.ĭream interpretation probably says more about the interpreter than it does about what’s being interpreted, but it’s not a stretch to see the hidden door and hidden room motif as a metaphor of self-discovery. I sometimes have dreams of finding hidden rooms in a house (sometimes it’s the house where I grew up). Today it refers to an idea or concept that’s deeply rooted in the experience of the human race, and which is said to be present in each individual’s unconscious mind. The word “archetype” dates to the sixteenth century, but the psychiatrist Carl Jung gave it its modern meaning. I’ve long been fascinated with hidden doors.
I don’t know what the point of this is, but isn’t it cool?
A water spigot serves as a door handle, and a keypad lock is hidden behind a panel. Someone has hidden an exterior door beneath the siding on their house.
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