BREAKING: Event ‘consistent with an explosion’ near last known location of missing sub – Argentine navy

Could be the sub was slowly filling with water, and it finally reached the batteries.

I'm pretty sure lead acid batteries can go kaboom if a bank that large is submerged.

When salt water hits them it creates hydrogen cyanide not good

they did make a point on the news to say a "non nuclear" explosion


which i found just a little odd

How have they not found this sub yet

Missing planes and submarines?! Even NASA couldnt help- how does this happen in 2017?

BREAKING: Sound detected hours after last contact with Argentine submarine is 'consistent with an explosion,' Navy says

BNO News-Verified account @BNONews
51s51 seconds ago

Nuclear watchdog CTBTO confirms it detected an "underwater impulsive event," believed to be a non-nuclear explosion, near site of last contact with Argentine submarine

Submarines are kinda designed to be hard to find.

Any technology that would transmit a real time indication of their position back to base would kinda defeat the purpose of building a boat that's impossible to track.

The ocean is REALLY fucking big, and the sub could have moved hundreds of miles from it's last reported position.

No, most people thinks subs are nuclear powered or carry nuclear weapons. This is a diesel boat and Argentina does not have nukes, as far is published.

Good point. That’s crazy...

I'm guessing either battery bank exploding or sub going below crush depth and imploding.

Because the system that detected the event was designed to detect nuclear explosions.

Did this happen in the Gulf of Mexico. And was there a French sub nearby?

Something went berserk

Dont you think it odd that 3 navys were "urgently" looking for it, Argentine, US and UK, enemys in 1982.
That sub went rouge, and threatened to sink British ships around the falklands. I wounder who sank it, UK prob.
Will never be told for at least 50 years if not longer.

I read somewhere that the sub last position was at a depth of 250 ft. I don't think that's crush depth.

The Falklands dejavu?

yea. but if they had problems they could have sank to crush depth.

The Brits did it you moron

Torpedo malfunction?

What are the odds for survival this far into this incident?

Is it possible that this was a torpedo fired in a desperate attempt to give their location to the search and rescue teams ? Can they even be launched from the sea bed ?.

Who cares?! What on earth is Argentina doing with a sub? Obviously they fail at that toooo.FFS??

Just like the “missing” MH-17 flight? Maybe, as Don Lemon suggested, it went on a black hole?

:6flag71:
:Intenscat:

a British depth charge. Last act of the Falklands War.

The ships Cook.



[link to www.youtube.com (secure)]

The golden u boat comes to mimd

Only when you know that they released the Sum of All Fears on the same day as they delivered the plane 404 aka MH370 to Malaysia Airlines does the answer to your question become apparent

Didn't the same media state 'Clear and present danger' title to Trump the other day?

there was a thread posted here about the day this sub went missing.
It was a picture of a US Sub that had returned from a mission and was flying the skull and bones flag on it's return to port.
Perhaps this is what the mission was.

My Bad, Was Sept 14th

[link to nypost.com (secure)]

Corrected it for you.