sure, odysseus 6k is remotely operated, _ odysseus?er, the control room of the — operates from a tether, the control room of the system — this is actually— room of the system — this is actually the full kit as its mobilised onto a ship, so it's a compact — mobilised onto a ship, so it's a compact mobile 6 million... that's one of— compact mobile 6 million... that's one of its— compact mobile 6 million... that's one of its design characteristics. we've _ one of its design characteristics. we've always known and always wanted to be available for these types of situations. we wish the call never came _ situations. we wish the call never came but— situations. we wish the call never came but we wanted to be ready when it did _ came but we wanted to be ready when it did so— came but we wanted to be ready when it did so is— came but we wanted to be ready when it did. so is designed to withstand steps _ it did. so is designed to withstand steps of— it did. so is designed to withstand steps of 6000 metres, so all the equipment has to operate at

odysseus 6k, which the us coast guard lowered from the horizon arctic vessel, the wreckage indicatesdamage to the passenger capsule, presumably an explosion. we will continue the search, however, we cannot say about any prospects a direct hint that it will almost certainly not be possible to find and raise from the bottom of the body those who were on the titan, their death was most likely an instant. milliseconds of people inside just ripped apart, to understand how it happened the wreckage will need to be examined who otherwise, the money will be engaged in this, the american canadian military and probably soon its rescue operation will be curtailed. by the way, it could not have happened at all, and it turns out that the explosion of the us navy knew on sunday that the warning system about the appearance of our submarines was triggered, which have existed since the fifties of the reasons why they kept in secrecy, essentially two national security considerations and an unwillingness to interfere with the search. but why almost 8 hours the management, ocean gate, was silent, is not

odysseus 6k, which the us coast guard launched the horizon arctic vessel from the wreckage indicatingophic damage to the passenger capsule, presumably an explosion. we will continue to search, however, we cannot say anything about any prospects, a direct hint that it will almost certainly not be possible to find and raise from the bottom of the body those who were on the titan, their death, most likely, was an instantaneous millisecond. the people inside were simply torn apart, to understand how it happened the wreckage. it will be necessary to examine who else the money will be dealt with by the american canadian military. and it is likely that their rescue operation will soon be curtailed. by the way, it might not have happened at all, but it turns out that the explosion of the us navy was known as early as sunday. the topic of the warning about the appearance of our submarines, which has existed since the fifties, the reasons why they were kept secret, are essentially two national security considerations and unwillingness to interfere with the search, but why the oceangate leadersh

died, as he died, his team, the wreckage that was discovered by the unmanned underwater vehicle, odysseus 6koast guard from the horizon arctic ship , lies just 500 m from the bow of the titanic titan repeated its fate, the wreckage testifies to so catastrophic damage, which was inflicted on the passenger capsule, an explosion allegedly occurred. we will continue to search, however , we cannot say about any prospects a direct hint that it will almost certainly not be possible to find and to raise one of the bodies of those who were in the titan of their death, most likely it was an instantaneous millisecond . with the worst possible outcome. i heard him say that if there ever was a catastrophic explosion, you would never know about it. you know, in films, everything starts with some sort of brace. or something like that, isn't that what happens in life in a matter of seconds, that is, members the teams simply tore apart the bathyscaphe, which for some unknown reason lost its tightness and flattened it like a tin can with a pressure of 2.5 t per square centimeter. first we found the nose cone,