James Donaldson aka MrBeast, who is well known for his Youtubing skills reportedly escaped from a tragic death recently. He took to Twitter and revealed that he was invited to join the Titanic expedition crew but he declined. According to reports, MrBeast declined the invitation because of the risky nature. Interestingly, the Titanic expedition lost contact with mission control and exploded under the sea. It has been officially confirmed that all five crew members died. The US and Canadian Air Force members and experts tried their hard to locate the submarine but it ended up in vain.
MrBeast took to Twitter and revealed a text message that invites him to join the dangerous submarine expedition, which is focused on exploring the remains of the original Titanic. However, the source of the message is unclear and tweeples are already trolling MrBeast by asking various questions. There are questions being raised as to why the text message is blue because the blue text bubble is that of the sender. MrBeast is not providing any correct reply.
I was invited earlier this month to ride the titanic submarine, I said no. Kind of scary that I could have been on it pic.twitter.com/bQUnaRiczA
— MrBeast (@MrBeast) June 25, 2023
In another development, YouTuber Kyndall Johnson aka DALLMYD has posted a video from inside the submarine after he was invited on board. The video has been captured days before the tragic accident. Johnson shows the rooms and areas from inside the submarine. However, his video also raises eyebrows since he says that a tragedy has been averted since the Titanic dive was canceled due to bad weather. It’s to be noted that crew members left aborad the Titanic dive and was not cancelled.
The deep-sea Titanic submersible was on a voyage trip to locate the ruins of the original Titanic. There were five people on-board comprising wealthy businessmen. The OceanGate CEO, which is responsible for the design and development of the Titanic submersible also killed when he was on board the fatal vessel. The investigators found the submersible in pieces reportedly caused by a catastrophic implosion that killed all people on board. The whole tragedy came to light after the submarine lost contact with the mothership. The debris was located after a marathon multinational five-day search.
We still don’t know whether the crew member would have known about the fault of the submersible. According to experts, all five members died instantly without any clue of what was happening. These kinds of missions are risky because we don’t know how the systems will reach underwater. The moment the world came to know that the submarine lost contact with the mother ship, the writing was on the wall. It’s virtually not possible to recover a lost submarine unless a miracle happens on the spot. The crew member would have known something is wrong but they are unable to come out of the mission.
