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"This is how I know that everything we have been taught in school about historical events is a load of bull. The Titan can only travel at “about” 3 knots according to ocean gate. From what the public has been told, they lost contact with the submersible within about 2 hours of its scheduled dive. But then they said that the sub was “lost in an area 900 miles east of Cape Cod in the North Atlantic with a possible depth of 13,000 feet.” Which sounds like a lot but is really only 2.462 miles. Again, the Titan at max, can only travel up to 3 knots. 3 knots converts to 3.4523383 mph. It’s last dive a year ago didn’t even make it 37 feet. It’s not like they got that far very fast. They knew something was wrong the minute they lost contact. If we cannot reliably track a submarine in the ocean, how in God’s green earth did we step foot on the moon? Stay with me. The first time I heard someone say Neil Armstrongs moon walk was a hoax I thought, “good grief. A wack job conspiracy theorist.” And then I thought, “what if?” Guess what I found by barely googling anything? I watched an interview were Neil Armstrong said himself that people only believed he walked on the moon because they “watched an animation on TV but there were no cameras rolling.” He later refused to put his left hand on the Bible and swear to God that he walked on the moon. Keep in mind, not a single human body has ever been lost in space. Ever. Meanwhile, we are losing people 2.5 miles in the water, when the moon is supposedly 238,900 miles away. We can literally download apps to track sea turtles, whales, dolphins, and sharks for free, that track animals more reliably then billionaires can track a submarine that their life literally depends on. So, you are telling me we can reliably go visit the moon, and not lose a soul, but we can’t travel two miles deep in the ocean? Built by a billionaire but they are bolted in from the outside. Some of the parts used to construct the vessel were purchased at “Camping World.” no windows, just a computer screen broadcasting live feed, and it’s all controlled by a $40 Logitech video game controller. I’m not saying I’m right, but the math isn’t mathing. Open for healthy debate."Kassie Toups