Argentine navy lost contact with sub [UPDATE: SUB FOUND]

Falkirion · 12-03-17, 06:39 PM

The information is freely available via the CTBTO, what investigators/sonar techs really need is the recordings of the events if any exist. Using those it would possibly lead to a better analysis than is currently available.
That said, if they find the boat any investigation results would probably be more accurate than what can be speculated only at this point and that's exactly what Rule is doing using incomplete data, which for me makes it hard to trust his opinion on the matter. I don't debate his credentials, I debate the accuracy of the information released.

12-03-17, 06:39 PM	#19
Falkirion Ace of the Deep Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Melbourne, AUS Posts: 1,043 Downloads: 34 Uploads: 0	The information is freely available via the CTBTO, what investigators/sonar techs really need is the recordings of the events if any exist. Using those it would possibly lead to a better analysis than is currently available. That said, if they find the boat any investigation results would probably be more accurate than what can be speculated only at this point and that's exactly what Rule is doing using incomplete data, which for me makes it hard to trust his opinion on the matter. I don't debate his credentials, I debate the accuracy of the information released.