and the irony, one of the men onboard pisces 3, roger chapman was a mariner with the royal navy beforent into the commercial field and was on pisces. he developed one of the submarines that are used today in terms of one submarine to the other. the problem is only operates at a depth of 1,000 or 1,500 feet. however, vehicles can go down much, much deeper. that's what will be required. ironically, i know it's a thin sliver of hope and success of a rescue could be successful, but the irony we would be using the same methods. a remote-controlled vehicles getting down and attaching something on to the submarine and then hauling them to the surface. >> wow. you wrote about what that crew that was miraculously rescued in 1973 went through. their fears. fear of carbon dioxide poisoning, a lack of food. what insight can you give us from just the human response and the human toll from them? >> well, after the recovery, seeing how calm it was and everyone was comfortable, that was clearly the british stiff upper lip on display. it was a desperately worrying and concerning time. they had to remai

in 1973 , they managed to save roger chapman and roger malison, who were blocked for 78 hours.ee in the sunken bathyscaphe, but now people are stuck at a depth of almost 4 km and with good news that the weather in the area of ​​the rescue operation is improving , this webcam in the canadian city of sanjon is the closest to the place of emergency today in the search area. the crest of the anticyclone begins to move. the truth is the full extent of his influence. it will appear only tomorrow, but already now the main arrays of frontal clouds have receded further south, and it will rain in the afternoon. here they will be local and short-term. so there are chances for a successful outcome, but, frankly, they are not great. let's hope for the best. yes thank you. vadim vadim zavodchenkov with new details about the bathyscaphe that disappeared while diving to the titanic. checking the gas meter according to new standards this year, the system was improved so that unscrupulous tenants could not transfer their bills to you about how it all works, stas bernwald will tell you in the ins

in the same way, half a century ago, roger chapman and roger malison saved the bathyscaphe pool. 76 hourss still a record depth from which a person managed to get out, the cause of that accident was, by the way, attempts to improve the design of the device, which led to entanglement and breakage. it’s just that, on which it was lowered 50 years ago, people were saved, literally by a miracle, submariners. we got to the surface when the oxygen supply on the bathyscaphe was only 12 minutes. if instead of a miracle in the history of titanium stands known very soon. yes vadim thank you vadim zavodchenkov about the possible reasons the disappearance of the bathyscaphe during the dive to the titanic. and no hospitalization for those liable for military service , kiev has great difficulties with the counteroffensive. what excuses are already heard on the bank, until the russian was dug up, and the cops were stuffed with all the mines. the german press will be the ukrainians in the counter

in the same way, half a century ago, they rescued, having bathyscaped by the sisters roger chapman and malison, were blocked for 76 hours at a depth of 480 m. this is still the record depth from which it was possible to get out . by the way, attempts to improve the design of the device, which led to entanglement and breakage, became the cause of that accident. just on which it was lowered 50 years ago people rescued, literally miraculously divers. we got to the surface when the oxygen reserves on the bathyscaphe remained only 12 minutes, if instead of a miracle in the story with titanium it becomes. it is already known very soon yes, one thanks to vadim the breeders and the possible reasons for the disappearance of the bathyscaphe during the dive to the titanic, based on the proposals of the international ski and snowboard federation, i decided to officially equalize the distances of ski races in men's and women's competitions, starting from the next winter olympics 2026 about this informs press office of the international olympic committee. our colleague danil understood how this will

the deepest ever underwater rescue was that of roger chapman and roger malson. they were rescued from pisces 3 which was only 1575 feet down and that was 50 years ago. they were trapped for 76 hours. >> that's correct. they were trapped for 76 hours and they were recovered with about 20 minutes of breathable air left. the book that came from it, no time on our side, was required reading in our group of submariners for everybody. >> being a pilot of these submersibles, knowing what you've heard so far about this particular expedition, what is your sense? maybe this is too speculative, what is your sense about what may have happened? >> well, we're now 96 hours into this. if this were the first day in the afternoon, four, five, eight, maybe even 12 hours after the initial contact was lost, one would still certainly have alternative explanations. but after 96 hours with no sign obviously the noises that were heard, they're still there. unexplained so far. it is getting very tight, i'm sorry to say. >> and it lost contact with the polar prince, the ship, it lost con

two british sailors, roger melanson and roger chapman, spent three days trapped in the vessel, whichter. they had been laying transatlantic telephone cable when the rope connecting the submersible to the main ship snapped. they survived on a single sandwich and some extra oxygen they had on board. melanson spoke with sky news. >> -- before we started the dive, i stole a bottle of oxygen. and because we stole it, i'm still here. otherwise, were certain we would not be here. >> the pisces iii was trapped one and 1500 feet below sea level, about -- off work island. the men inside avoided speaking to conserve. air rescues were able to locate the vessel by using sonar by making one of the sailors sing high notes. crews were finally able to bring the sub to the surface using a toe rope. by the time the men were freed, they had just 12 minutes of oxygen left. according to the guinness book of world records, it was the deepest water rescue ever. >> it took 85 hours to rescue us. >> about a decade earlier, officials lost contact with the uss thresher, hundreds of miles off the coast of cape c