> can we assume that the bodies just got instantly crushed into nothing? Bodies are mostly water, which is not compressible. So not really. But all the voids w

> can we assume that the bodies just got instantly crushed into nothing? Bodies are mostly water, which is not compressible. So not really. But all the voids would have filled very quickly: the sinuses, ears, trachea, and lungs would have collapsed instantly. The bodies would also have been "pasted" against the opposite bulkhead to the failure, as unlike water the air around them would have been very compressible indeed.