It is impossible to know for sure whether the passengers aboard the Titan submersible felt pain during its implosion.
The implosion would have been instantaneous and incredibly powerful, likely causing death before any pain could be registered. The pressure inside the submersible would have increased dramatically, crushing the vessel and its occupants.
Experts believe that the passengers would have experienced a sudden loss of consciousness followed by death.
The human body is not designed to withstand such extreme pressure. The implosion would have caused severe trauma and internal injuries, likely rendering the passengers unconscious before any significant pain could be felt.
While the exact details of the implosion are still being investigated, the overwhelming evidence suggests that the passengers would not have experienced any prolonged suffering.
