Chilling simulation video shows how the bodies would have reacted when the Titan sub imploded

A new chilling simulation video on Instagram shows what may have happened to the bodies inside the OceanGate Titan sub when it imploded during its deep-sea dive to the Titanic wreck two years ago.

The disaster happened in June 2023 and sadly claimed the lives of all five people on board: OceanGate CEO Stockton Rush, British billionaire Hamish Harding, Titanic expert Paul-Henri Nargeolet, Pakistani businessman Shahzada Dawood, and his 19-year-old son, Suleman.

The video visualises how the bodies inside the sub likely reacted to the intense underwater pressure during the implosion. It’s definitely horrifying.

So, what happens in the video?

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The video begins by showing how the massive pressure underwater would have compressed the human body in milliseconds. Then, suddenly, that pressure would release in a violent burst, causing the bodies to essentially explode and scatter tissue and bone in every direction.

An American mortician named Lauren explained in a TikTok video that the implosion as “an underwater instant cremation.”

Lauren said, “It happens so fast that their brains don’t even have time to register what’s happening or even sense pain. The pressure is so great that the bodies will liquefy, like when you crush an egg with your bare hands.”

After the disaster, the U.S. Coast Guard confirmed that “presumed human remains” were recovered from the Titan wreckage. A Marine Board of Investigation later reported that additional remains were taken to medical professionals for analysis.

The simulation doesn’t just show what happened — it forces viewers to understand just how brutal and instantaneous the event was. And for many, that’s the most haunting part.

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Watch the full Titan implosion simulation video here:

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