@@beatbeast747 i think he meant deep ocean and space are somewhat similar. They are massive,exciting and somewhat calming but at the same time scary for the unknown
Since after the Titan submersible implosion a week ago, understandably more interest to watch documentaries about Titanic, Ocean floors, and submersibles is generated.
Even if this sub is limited to such depths this submersible is way better than pile of scrap titan that the clown's at oceangate constructed .... Cool submersible in this video .....
Aww,there are bunch..wouldn’t even know where to start.I watched many videos about that Victor and Triton.couple youtubers videos who went on Titan in previous missions..Couple channels of criminal investigators I fallow this drama on..pretty much have watched all about deep sea subs,mining and so on..Hell Im even working on my own sub and mother ship designs,very inspired and see it as very interesting topic with loads of future in it,definitely something humanity has to work on before exploring space,going to other planets.It would be stupid to not perfection deep sea technology cos Europe as ice moon has deep oceans and probably first place we gonna find alien life on.also fact we have sooo much precious metals in deep sea and already looking into deep sea mining we anyways will be forced to go there down..so yeah..sorry for long rumble but don’t have any links,but you get idea what to search about...Also that guy forgot his name from Bahamas,well he has sub there takes people down,he has most sub hours on planet,has built subs since teenager,he was on Titan too,told about laud banging sounds,Rush and so on..there is ton on UA-cam..just dig ,it’s fun 😉
Watching this today, Indonesian submarine KRI Nanggala 402 sunk into the 850m ocean. 53 Indonesian navy hasn't been found. Prayers to the family. Very great video diving...🙏
This is the only way that I feel comfortable seeing what lurks beneath the ocean's surface, sat on my sofa watching on my screen. 😄 So much respect to the professionals who bring us land lubbers such incredible footage, thank you for sharing your adventures with us! ❤
As much as I wanna go down that deep and explore the ocean am dead scared if anything should go side ways while we are that deep just the though of that alone scares me bro I love my life
Mike Productions Co yeah a small squid is nothing, but these big ones are completely different. they are hunters at the end of the day and a hungry humboldt squid big enough to kill you (not very hard to kill a human underwater if you’re a squid) definitely will, a squid that size will fucking destroy you underwater.
@@TT-bf5fjI've never seen a attack on a human. If they wanna be safe just put weapons on the submarine. Honestly the giant squid as "scary" as it is no one knows shit about it
Mike Productions Co i’m not talking about the giant squid, the humboldt squid is different and there’s decent knowledge on it, it’s nowhere near the size of the actual giant squid, the humboldt can reach only 6 feet and 110 pounds, the giant squid can reach 43 feet and 610 pounds so look at what the humboldt can do to humans and imagine what the giant squid can do, there’s not many attacks cause humans aren’t super vulnerable to them because of diving suits and generally not being in their environment and especially not when they’re feeding
They have probably tested beforehand how much pressure the glass can handle and dont go deeper than their safe limit. But either way I would be a bit scared just by the thought of it
The operator said the sphere was made of acrylic, which is much less fragile than glass, and more durable due to its shape. However, although you won't find me swimming in any sea, ocean, or lake, I would still jump at the opportunity to visit our water world in a submersible!
youtube blue planet 2 6 gills. behind the scenes.8 or 9 6 gills show up and start beefing over a sperm whale fall and even start bumpin the sub glass.6 gills are big ass great whites.
I would dare to go to the space but not down to the deep ocean. I’m scared of water. Can’t breath. But there is vacuum in the space and also cannot breath... I can’t explain why I feel this way.
Your average deep space is indeed a much better place to be than deep underwater. If you get flung off into space, you exhale all of the air from your lungs and lose conciousness within 15 seconds as water evaporates from the surface of your somewhat inflated body. You then have 90 seconds to be taken back into the ship until permanent damage starts occuring, death following shortly after. If there's a breach in your deep underwater habitat however, the water immediately fills up the room, tearing and shattering anything that's not a thick layer of steel, including any humans that happen to be inside. There's only 1 atm difference between vacuum and sea level, but at least 100 atm between sea level and 1 km underwater.
thats an easy one, and its most likely your line of sight. theres no light deep in the ocean and even just a little bit underneath, you cant see very far. the fear of the unknown while knowing there ARE things in the ocean is terrifying
The sinking part & looking up to the light getting farther away is like the nightmares I have of drowning! I cannot dive or really swim because of that fear!
Oddly, going that far down - the last thing you'll need to worry about is drowning. The people on the Titan were already dead several times over before they even had a chance to get "wet"
The ocean is fantastic for those who have never traveled on the high seas. The natural power of the ocean is something that is simply amazing! I have traveled both the Atlantic and Pacific oceans several times and never experienced all the different sunsets!
Save the planet? More like reverse what we have done lol, btw things like this will damage the planet more than save it, theres no reason for a human to be this deep in the ocean, its just disturbing the ecology, and i dont think we can save the planet btw, whenever someone talks about the welbeing of animals or nature theres always that one...not one actually a lot of people who start hating and throwing insults for no reason without trying to understand why they care about the planet. Basically the whole reason why veganism is hated, you care about something the majority doesnt care about and youre suddenly hated. But when people start talking more about the racism and homophobia "problems" theyre suddenly a "good person" and care about the well being of the "world". I hope that people in the future will care more about the enviroment like the protests against homophobia and racism nowadays, cause i think pollution and climate change are much bigger problems than the other two i mentioned, and also animal cruelty in industrial farms.
Yo lmaoo I remember I was like fuck it ima keep going and then that bitch snuck up on me and I had to leave my seamoth and the Levi destroyed it. But my point is I shit myself because it came from behind
You're supposed to educate your viewers by talking about stuffs that's happening because this video is about educating people not just travel vlog, of course he talks a lot
When you are 250 meters deep, the pressure on the hatch alone is about 125 tons. Math: One atm = 10 tons per square meter approx 250 meters = 25 atm Hatch is let's say 80 centimeters across, so radius = 0.4, so area = πR2 = 0,314 x 0.4 x 0.4 = 0.5024 m2 Pressure = 25 atm x 10 tons per square meter x 0.5 m2 = 125 tons.
im not gonna lie, the past week I've been watching so many like ocean documentaries and videos like this and honestly its kinda helped with my fear of open oceans/water
That looks like fun. Nowhere near as scary as being locked up in a small tube with a tiny window, four other people, no way to open it from the inside, and 2.4 miles under the surface.
What’s so amazing about this video is that World War II German U-boats generally had collapse depths in the range of 200 to 280 metres (660 to 920 feet). This little sub is amazingly strong!
I will say my PTSD towards the ocean has significantly went away since I quit playing that game lmao. It’s a fun game but it will make you terrified of water deeper than 3 ft 😂 I just found out yesterday squids hunt in packs up to 1000 ranging in sizes from 5ft-30ft, so that kinda brought some of that fear back.
its the opposite for me. I have a deep deep fear for space, and it really creeps me out. Like how if your team floats away on a mission, you cant just run or swim over, you’re stuck there
To see professionals being this happy after decending 250 meters im wondering why some people with even no experience would think going down 3800 meters would be a good idea... May the titan-crew rest in peace though
Cuz they dumb. No way I would get into that coffin without any testing at target depth of 4000m. It's like riding the SpaceX starship before it's orbital test. People in OceanGate should have tested if their sub could even reach the target depth before putting souls into their submersible.
i can watch these videos all day lol. I would never go into the ocean so i really love and enjoy watching videos like these where they show how deep they go and all sorts of cool stuff
If this one could be in Kenya ,they would retrieved the mother and child who drowned in the ocean ,the government should hired one or use the money which been corrupted by those huge pigs to buy one.
anjelina cordova i wouldnt do anything to do it but i would love to do it i love oceans and deep water for some.reason im like a fish at pools neva want to leave place beaver dam my fav 100ft quarry u swim in
Absolutely. With a thinking of one world and not 190+ countries our knowledge about deep sea and the universe might be way better. Instead of finding ways to survive on other planets and taking over small parts of the universe they prefer to fight each other to rule a country. Plain stupidity, I sometimes wish there would've spread more intelligence around the world.
I don’t think war itself accelerates technology, but the highly aggressive competition of it. It’s a double-edged sword with war. Competition of all types, can drive, or hinder progress. Collaboration/teamwork can also excel any cultural advances.
Thank you guys for going down there in that little thing! I adore watching and learning, but could never do it! My palms get sweaty just watching this! super claustrophobic!
Omg these guys are so courageous… if anything were to happen down there, they could possibly never be found and that’s scary but it’s so interesting so see what’s going on down there. I could never.
I just read a comment that said that this submarine has an autopilot system, where if they don't tounch a button to drive, the submarine will ascend by itself to save them, in case they pass out. So they have a lot of methods to be safe
@@kriswittak6890yeah it’s pretty crazy how deep they were . It’s hard to even imagine just how deep they went . Anything to do with the deep sea scares me so I wouldn’t even be on a reliable one
Your excitement made the video so much more entertaining to watch!!! I'm honestly very very jealous of you getting to be part of this and getting to spend an entire month on board the ship as well as ride in this sub lol.. Congrats i hope you enjoyed it as much as i enjoy watching it!!!!
It looked like you guys had so much fun. I imagine there were quite a few inventors on this project. It is amazing. Glad you're all safe. I'm miss again
Aghh...I have a huge phobia swimming in the ocean without feeling the ground under me, like I mighy get tired and start sinking down down..into the depths😭
It’s just scary to think that there are sharks below you in the dark parts of the ocean I hate the ocean I’m scared of it, I have Thalassaphobia so that would explain it
Lol I actually have the opposite. Here in texas in the gulf of mexico the water is pretty mirky at times and ive stepped in too many crabs that gave me a quick scare pinch. Id rather just swim or use boogie board lol.
Amazing to think that many of those organisms near the bottom haven't ever seen any form of visible light before and are probably very confused as to what the little glowing light in the vehicle is.
@@indielesbian132 Out of the ones we know , we are the dominant species. Other species adjust themselves according to the environment around them but we can change it , modify it.
scientists have been finding out fairly recently that a lot of animals are nearly as smart as humans, some possibly equally intelligent. just thought it was worth considering that there might be a species or two as intelligent as humans, so to call any one of us "dominant" might not be right. dolphins seem to have a fully developed language, for example, and they have names. as far as modifying our environments, beavers do that as in building dams they change the river around them, and on a smaller scale any ant or bird that builds a nest is changing its environment to suit its needs. plenty of animals burrow to keep warm, that's changing their environment too.
@@indielesbian132 There is a difference between putting a couple of hundred sticks together and having a worldwide civilisation that has been to the moon and has the capability to destroy every living thing on the planet. There are no species (that we know of) that is as intelligent as us. The ones that come close such as ravens, dolphins and chimps are about on par with the average 5 year old. Besides, intelligence is irrelivent in this debate. We are by far the dominent species on the planet. We can practically control any other living thing on Earth and we are the only species to live on every continent. We have developed thousands of languages, each one more complex than any other animals' communication. We can kill thousands of creatures with the press of a button. And we can overcome our physical weaknesses with technology.
Yup... My immeasurably moronic, deep-sea-fearing brain still wants to do this. When I daydream about life-altering lottery winnings, this is what I picture. Not fast cars. Not fast women. Not gold or diamonds. Just a sub and myself in a world I fear and love. There is a siren-song in midst of that fear of the dark and unseen. A powerful allure woven into the terror of a different universe.
What’s crazy to me is how just 600 feet down your in the zone where there’s almost no light, and that’s not even close to one mile (5,000 feet), yet the Mariana Trench is 7 miles down
The ocean is scary n cool at the same time
angel da vinci scary unitl you find the bikini bottom
We find it scary because it’s something we can’t fully understand
angel da vinci just like space. I love space so much and the ocean is the closest thing to space on earth
@@RareEpicness mmm sky is actually closer to space. And Ocean, not so much.
@@beatbeast747 i think he meant deep ocean and space are somewhat similar.
They are massive,exciting and somewhat calming but at the same time scary for the unknown
Since after the Titan submersible implosion a week ago, understandably more interest to watch documentaries about Titanic, Ocean floors, and submersibles is generated.
I don’t complain cos otherwise most likely never would have seen so many cool videos
@@ligaskirbauska8652can you recommend any?
Even if this sub is limited to such depths this submersible is way better than pile of scrap titan that the clown's at oceangate constructed .... Cool submersible in this video .....
Aww,there are bunch..wouldn’t even know where to start.I watched many videos about that Victor and Triton.couple youtubers videos who went on Titan in previous missions..Couple channels of criminal investigators I fallow this drama on..pretty much have watched all about deep sea subs,mining and so on..Hell Im even working on my own sub and mother ship designs,very inspired and see it as very interesting topic with loads of future in it,definitely something humanity has to work on before exploring space,going to other planets.It would be stupid to not perfection deep sea technology cos Europe as ice moon has deep oceans and probably first place we gonna find alien life on.also fact we have sooo much precious metals in deep sea and already looking into deep sea mining we anyways will be forced to go there down..so yeah..sorry for long rumble but don’t have any links,but you get idea what to search about...Also that guy forgot his name from Bahamas,well he has sub there takes people down,he has most sub hours on planet,has built subs since teenager,he was on Titan too,told about laud banging sounds,Rush and so on..there is ton on UA-cam..just dig ,it’s fun 😉
Watching this today, Indonesian submarine KRI Nanggala 402 sunk into the 850m ocean. 53 Indonesian navy hasn't been found. Prayers to the family. Very great video diving...🙏
Let's send our best pray to the heroes
Goooooo
Susah di angkat .. semoga keluarga diberi ketabahan dan keikhlasan amin.
That’s awful, hope those people in the submarine didn’t suffer.
@@HiGlowie The sub broke into 3 parts, water breached through
This gives me anxiety but it's very interesting
Kendra Greene how your not even in there 😂😂
Zachary Jones Maybe she has problems with anxiety?! -_-
yoshi_drinks_tea shut up u fool
Awesome. Please stay encouraged guys
@@Lilskies12 Stop acting childish..
I would have a panic attack if the lights turned off. This will challenge your anxiety level lol
A R C omg yeah 😨
A R C no lol i liked it with the lights off
@@windshearahead7012 me too
That's true 😨😨😨
A R C I would definitely have to be high on something to stay calm in the ocean
This is the only way that I feel comfortable seeing what lurks beneath the ocean's surface, sat on my sofa watching on my screen. 😄 So much respect to the professionals who bring us land lubbers such incredible footage, thank you for sharing your adventures with us! ❤
I was so stressed about the oxegyn and pressure, im always overthinking.
Thats why the water is the most scary part of the world
Why?
Its not the scariest its save animal plants and all living things the scariest thing is the creatures living in the water
@@khandisdy9267 the scariest thing is the creatures living out of the water. They living in the cities...
@@fishunter2501 humans?
@@khandisdy9267 exactly))
As much as I wanna go down that deep and explore the ocean am dead scared if anything should go side ways while we are that deep just the though of that alone scares me bro I love my life
akpojvughe ochuko yeah the ocean is terrifying giant squid are literal monsters
@@TT-bf5fj no it's just a big squid. Just because it looks scary doesn't mean it is. Also if you leave the squid alone it'll leave you alone
Mike Productions Co yeah a small squid is nothing, but these big ones are completely different. they are hunters at the end of the day and a hungry humboldt squid big enough to kill you (not very hard to kill a human underwater if you’re a squid) definitely will, a squid that size will fucking destroy you underwater.
@@TT-bf5fjI've never seen a attack on a human. If they wanna be safe just put weapons on the submarine. Honestly the giant squid as "scary" as it is no one knows shit about it
Mike Productions Co i’m not talking about the giant squid, the humboldt squid is different and there’s decent knowledge on it, it’s nowhere near the size of the actual giant squid, the humboldt can reach only 6 feet and 110 pounds, the giant squid can reach 43 feet and 610 pounds so look at what the humboldt can do to humans and imagine what the giant squid can do, there’s not many attacks cause humans aren’t super vulnerable to them because of diving suits and generally not being in their environment and especially not when they’re feeding
This is one of those things that I desperately want to do, but also do not want to do at all at the same time
What an honor! Thanks for taking me along for the ride! Far too claustrophobic for me but I love seeing it all
Were u there
bro thinks he's him
Bro's capin'
@@2jjulianhe wasn't
I find the ocean fascinating, but I'd never attempt deep sea diving. That's amazing technology and two very brave guys.
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@@benjamind7639 There are enough ways to live without putting your life at danger.
@@benjamind7639 Iii.
Cheers to these explorerers, pioneers and not caretakers. Putting their lives on the edge to know more.
I would be scared that the glass might break.
(5years later: Wow 3.2k nice ) i'm now more scared that it would implode
They only went 850 feet under. I don't think that sub would handle thousands of feet, which is why they didn't go that far down.
They have probably tested beforehand how much pressure the glass can handle and dont go deeper than their safe limit. But either way I would be a bit scared just by the thought of it
Yeah
@@alvexok5523 feet?explain in metres not feet
The operator said the sphere was made of acrylic, which is much less fragile than glass, and more durable due to its shape.
However, although you won't find me swimming in any sea, ocean, or lake, I would still jump at the opportunity to visit our water world in a submersible!
Imagine having a panic attack in that thing down there mixed with some claustrophobia you never knew you had
wzl87 lmao what a fucking nightmare that would be!
wzl87 just close your eyes and think of something else
I was wondering if he had to maybe undergo some kind of psychological exam or assessment to ensure he'd be able to hold it together...
youtube blue planet 2 6 gills. behind the scenes.8 or 9 6 gills show up and start beefing over a sperm whale fall and even start bumpin the sub glass.6 gills are big ass great whites.
Mr T Raa or down
Science can make you capible of exploring the places which other creatures can only do. Congrates on joining the party of sea creatures.
The science of the perfect sphere is amazing...it the glass pushes on itself and cant crush.....learnt something
I found that to be most interesting
I would dare to go to the space but not down to the deep ocean. I’m scared of water. Can’t breath. But there is vacuum in the space and also cannot breath... I can’t explain why I feel this way.
Your average deep space is indeed a much better place to be than deep underwater. If you get flung off into space, you exhale all of the air from your lungs and lose conciousness within 15 seconds as water evaporates from the surface of your somewhat inflated body. You then have 90 seconds to be taken back into the ship until permanent damage starts occuring, death following shortly after. If there's a breach in your deep underwater habitat however, the water immediately fills up the room, tearing and shattering anything that's not a thick layer of steel, including any humans that happen to be inside.
There's only 1 atm difference between vacuum and sea level, but at least 100 atm between sea level and 1 km underwater.
Simple thing..
Stars,black hole, and voids are very far away so it wont kill u instantly but if you dont had any oxygen u are already dead
Stealth Cat possibly the knowledge that nothing else is in space with you
thats an easy one, and its most likely your line of sight. theres no light deep in the ocean and even just a little bit underneath, you cant see very far. the fear of the unknown while knowing there ARE things in the ocean is terrifying
Limited vision in the Ocean is what differs it from space
It takes a special breed of people to do this stuff.
Educational/intelligent
When is a talking sponge gonna show up?
In tv it shows up everyday!
@@Xonocrus Look for the Levithan Materia and summon her, and there you go!
@@Ragnarok182 I think he's talking about the game called "Subnautica"
Sarcastic Witch spongebob squarepantsssssssssss!
Talking sponge just died 5 years ago eaten by hammershark
The sinking part & looking up to the light getting farther away is like the nightmares I have of drowning! I cannot dive or really swim because of that fear!
Oddly, going that far down - the last thing you'll need to worry about is drowning. The people on the Titan were already dead several times over before they even had a chance to get "wet"
Amazing science of the glass. Every inch reinforce the other as the pressure increases.
Technology these days are just so awesome, That's Very Awesome!
The ocean is fantastic for those who have never traveled on the high seas. The natural power of the ocean is something that is simply amazing! I have traveled both the Atlantic and Pacific oceans several times and never experienced all the different sunsets!
It never fails to amaze me what humans are capable of. Come on guys we can save this planet. We've got this!
Save the planet? More like reverse what we have done lol, btw things like this will damage the planet more than save it, theres no reason for a human to be this deep in the ocean, its just disturbing the ecology, and i dont think we can save the planet btw, whenever someone talks about the welbeing of animals or nature theres always that one...not one actually a lot of people who start hating and throwing insults for no reason without trying to understand why they care about the planet. Basically the whole reason why veganism is hated, you care about something the majority doesnt care about and youre suddenly hated. But when people start talking more about the racism and homophobia "problems" theyre suddenly a "good person" and care about the well being of the "world".
I hope that people in the future will care more about the enviroment like the protests against homophobia and racism nowadays, cause i think pollution and climate change are much bigger problems than the other two i mentioned, and also animal cruelty in industrial farms.
Ironic that we are the reason we need to save it we fucked it up to begin with
@@Earth11111 Really the best thing that could happen to this planet and all its amazing fauna and flora is for the human species to go extinct.
@@madasahatter5514 maybe best thing for your reptile agenda but not ours
@@Earth11111 Tf is a reptile agenda?
“Multiple leviathan class life forms in the area. Are you sure what ever you’re doing is worth it?”
Nunya Business lol as soon as I heard that in subnautica I was like nope I’m turning around and going back 😂
Nwolf 19 dude I have ptsd from those demons😂
No, no it is not, I said as I went and cowered in my lifepod. First like day in the game, lemme tell ya,
*ABSOLUTE TERROR*
Yo lmaoo I remember I was like fuck it ima keep going and then that bitch snuck up on me and I had to leave my seamoth and the Levi destroyed it. But my point is I shit myself because it came from behind
Ah yes I found the meme im looking for XD
Imagine being stuck in that with someone who won't shut up for two minutes.
Yes he's so noise.
it's funny, true and mean at the same time lmao
You're supposed to educate your viewers by talking about stuffs that's happening because this video is about educating people not just travel vlog, of course he talks a lot
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i choked my food reading this
When you are 250 meters deep, the pressure on the hatch alone is about 125 tons.
Math:
One atm = 10 tons per square meter approx
250 meters = 25 atm
Hatch is let's say 80 centimeters across, so radius = 0.4, so area = πR2 = 0,314 x 0.4 x 0.4 = 0.5024 m2
Pressure = 25 atm x 10 tons per square meter x 0.5 m2 = 125 tons.
im not gonna lie, the past week I've been watching so many like ocean documentaries and videos like this and honestly its kinda helped with my fear of open oceans/water
80% human talk
20% ocean
Krianasathi Jeger its because the ocean doesn’t talking
This is the reason why we only explore 0.0001 % of the ocean floor.
Less..........
cry more
Only 80?
I was waiting for a metal shield to cover the glass. Man my anxiety was on 10 watching this. I could NEVER!!!
Hat's off to you brave men .no panic attack no scarring at all n long-live bros
That looks like fun. Nowhere near as scary as being locked up in a small tube with a tiny window, four other people, no way to open it from the inside, and 2.4 miles under the surface.
lol of course
It’s looking quite different than the Titan.
Still
Doesn't look like it's glued together and looks to be made by real capable engineers.
and he thought that tube shit being able to bring 4 other people +pilot was his "innovation"
LOL
and sitting on the bare floor no seats lol
To think that this guy does this for a living, its a everyday thing for him.
Absolutely awesome how you guys were able to reach the midnight/ scary zone in that small submarine
I'm pretty sure they only went like 800ft down which is nowhere close to the midnight zone (3000+ft). And the ocean is average 27,000 deep. Insane.
@@colemangreen4191 Yes, the ocean is really really deep lol
how can they craft glass so strong it witholds the immense pressure? truly fascinating.
It polycarbonate, the same material of safty googles🤔
It's not glass lol, it's either polycarbonate or acrylic which are much more resistant
"warning maximum depth reached, hull damage iminent"
Love your pfp
I was hoping to see a subnautica reference in the comments!
“Welcome aboard captain all systems online”
What’s so amazing about this video is that World War II German U-boats generally had collapse depths in the range of 200 to 280 metres (660 to 920 feet). This little sub is amazingly strong!
Really, now?
Imagine hearing "Warning, passing safe depth hull damage iminent."
Imagine hearing "Multiple leviathan class lifeforms in the region. Are you sure whatever you're doing is worth it?"... In Apple Maps Siri lmao
Reaper leviathan roaring behind you
silent running mode
I will say my PTSD towards the ocean has significantly went away since I quit playing that game lmao. It’s a fun game but it will make you terrified of water deeper than 3 ft 😂 I just found out yesterday squids hunt in packs up to 1000 ranging in sizes from 5ft-30ft, so that kinda brought some of that fear back.
Haha i see youre a man on subnautica as well
that submarine pilot was so passionate about his work you can really see and feel it in the way he explains stuff and talks :D
I just loved how excited Gregg was, you could almost feel the emotion!
As your are a female, I can see that. He was giddy as a 10 year old school girl.
Space: Dramatic music
Ocean: Horror Music
Space is just bootiful
The ocean is all wet.
I will rather live in the space than the ocean. It's like, incredibly dark! Who wants to stay in water! Put your hands up!
its the opposite for me. I have a deep deep fear for space, and it really creeps me out. Like how if your team floats away on a mission, you cant just run or swim over, you’re stuck there
Deep sea is misterius ilusions..an alien(UFO) live there😁,More than there are people on the whole earth😉
Now that is the way it is supposed to be done. Great job.
I clicked to watch some animal life and 90% of the video is this dudes face
No shit right..and hes acting like a 10 year old on top of it
Same here. Why is camera on him? He's a blabber mouth!!
Exactly, wasted our time showing his face not ocean floor...
What a bunch of crybabies
Maybe so. Just call it as I see it. Just my opinion.
11:23 during the word "trickery" my heart stopped when I thought that was the first droplet of water penetrating the submersible.
Your right
Yeah what was that?
Looks amazing... I'd never do it.
😂I'm terrified just watching. And they didn't go as deep as the ill fated Titan.
Amazing! why in films they keep showing scientists as crazy or very serious? I like this guy he is smart and humble :)
Wow, the suspense is killing me!!! I really want to see what lives down there!!!
NerdLife234 0 beyond human reach, unless you’re willing to die
Sponge bob lives down there.
Idiot
To see professionals being this happy after decending 250 meters im wondering why some people with even no experience would think going down 3800 meters would be a good idea... May the titan-crew rest in peace though
Cuz they dumb. No way I would get into that coffin without any testing at target depth of 4000m.
It's like riding the SpaceX starship before it's orbital test. People in OceanGate should have tested if their sub could even reach the target depth before putting souls into their submersible.
@@khanch.6807 It was tested. They had made the dive several times before.
Nice to see such beauty and serenity, away from realities hold.
i can watch these videos all day lol. I would never go into the ocean so i really love and enjoy watching videos like these where they show how deep they go and all sorts of cool stuff
so do i...
My heart is beating very fast by just watching...I CAN'T DARE THIS
Must've felt really good when you were going closer back to the surface again. Feels like going back home safe~
If this one could be in Kenya ,they would retrieved the mother and child who drowned in the ocean ,the government should hired one or use the money which been corrupted by those huge pigs to buy one.
It’s not like one of them can simply get out and leave if they get into a heated argument.
Ocean gate catastrophe has me researching all this crazy stuff
“Warning, entering ecological dead zone”
“Detecting multiple leviathan class lifeforms in the region. Are you certain whatever you’re doing is worth it?”
I love this comment section
Don’t go in the dead zone you will find a cuddlefish leviathan
Never knew this many people played subnarica. I thought it was MAD slept on
Gives me chills just seeing that comment
The ocean is so interesting to see how deep it is
Uhu
250meters deep is already scary, what more 4,000meters deep like oceangate did 😢...
I would do anything to do that!!! So cool! Absolutely Amazing!!!
It was a really special experience! Glad you enjoyed the vid :)
anjelina cordova i wouldnt do anything to do it but i would love to do it i love oceans and deep water for some.reason im like a fish at pools neva want to leave place beaver dam my fav 100ft quarry u swim in
Greg Foot 💯
anjelina cordova contact me for that
I would love to do this
i’m not even gonna lie, i would have a panic attack lol
Me too !! I think I would take a xanax and go for it and after the first time I would be good. Lol
Yup..me too..I am obsessed with the ocean but terrified at the same time lol
I laugh Imagining yourselves in panick🤣
@@ranzgorme lol Ranz, I l
Laughed a
After seeing your name. 🤣 too good. Thank you
@@Cuzzzo thanks😉
I would love to take a ride on that sub. I love the ocean. I grew up with the Atlantic as my backyard.
Where are all the mermaids
Futher down. :)
I saw you again
In directors head
In the pussy part of the ocean
Deep under the ocean floor in a hidden sea filled with the lost technologies and knowledge of surface ages past.
SpaceX & OceanX exploring the heights & the depths of the universe 💙
Actually this was Nekton's expedition in Bermuda, not OceanX
Excited! Brave man, I would be terrified.
Coming to the surface like being born...pure joy. Let's go again!! Thanks for the upload 😄
you're welcome! :-D
The visibility in that submersible is impressive.
I watch this after the missing of our Indonesian navy submarine. I felt like my breath stopped when I watched this 🙈. Somehow this video is cool, man!
This was s so cool 😄😄 wish all countries would do this instead of stupid wars making missiles. Can u imagine what we can learn??
VideoRocketz007 Millar hippie
Absolutely. With a thinking of one world and not 190+ countries our knowledge about deep sea and the universe might be way better. Instead of finding ways to survive on other planets and taking over small parts of the universe they prefer to fight each other to rule a country. Plain stupidity, I sometimes wish there would've spread more intelligence around the world.
Our world would look like the iron/bronze age if not for wars. Wars has expanded our technology super fast.
Without wars, this thechnology wouldn't exist
I don’t think war itself accelerates technology, but the highly aggressive competition of it. It’s a double-edged sword with war. Competition of all types, can drive, or hinder progress. Collaboration/teamwork can also excel any cultural advances.
I would love to go underwater that far but I would be csared as hell
*scared*
@@nathaliebianadino8833 *scurred
@@elizabethsessions4486 *sceered*
@@sleepwell310 *scraredred
Really amazing. How lucky you are, you can dive up to the bottom of the ocean. God bless you👏👏👏😇😇😇 from Indonesia👍👍
Thank you guys for going down there in that little thing! I adore watching and learning, but could never do it! My palms get sweaty just watching this! super claustrophobic!
It's not the size, but the quality of material that made the sub
Omg these guys are so courageous… if anything were to happen down there, they could possibly never be found and that’s scary but it’s so interesting so see what’s going on down there. I could never.
I just read a comment that said that this submarine has an autopilot system, where if they don't tounch a button to drive, the submarine will ascend by itself to save them, in case they pass out. So they have a lot of methods to be safe
5 people is in one missing they where going to see the titanic Wreck 😢
You were never wrong
@@theyreminisceoverus its not the same design
@@Daguyponcho314codmright but that was a different vessel altogether
This would be one of the coolest experiences ever . Sadly I would never be able to do this . Super cool though to watch .
Yes I agree and the missing Titan is presumed to be 13X deeper this 😢 2 miles underwater is insane
So sad
Chickenshit 😂
@@kriswittak6890yeah it’s pretty crazy how deep they were . It’s hard to even imagine just how deep they went . Anything to do with the deep sea scares me so I wouldn’t even be on a reliable one
less talking, more ocean , thanks for an amazing adventure
Your excitement made the video so much more entertaining to watch!!! I'm honestly very very jealous of you getting to be part of this and getting to spend an entire month on board the ship as well as ride in this sub lol.. Congrats i hope you enjoyed it as much as i enjoy watching it!!!!
We needed this today.
So basically just Greg underwater, talking more and repeatedly invading some polite man's personal space lol. Oh and an eel. What a great vid.
This would’ve been cooler if it was a 360 video.
True!
Sweatty Ass fotball skin
Robert Cabral tf?
It looked like you guys had so much fun. I imagine there were quite a few inventors on this project. It is amazing. Glad you're all safe. I'm miss again
The deep sea is so intriguing, I love it!
What a beautiful Creation of God ❤️, to think that we haven’t explored sooo much of the deep oceans.
They say we have only explored 10 or 3 percent of the ocean
Jesus H Christ is lurking down there somewhere. Cause....he's magic!
Artist 2807 gods not real
I have a horrible fear of the ocean but its also beautiful at the same time and this has been one of my dreams and nightmares all in one
I feel im swimming in a ocean with a relaxing music
I wish there were more videos like this.
When he says “its my job” at the end of the vid and he sounds happy when he says it …no one else can say this
Aghh...I have a huge phobia swimming in the ocean without feeling the ground under me, like I mighy get tired and start sinking down down..into the depths😭
I don't like when my feet touches the ground of the ocean...
My fear is that something will catch my foot and drag me down the water and die
It’s just scary to think that there are sharks below you in the dark parts of the ocean I hate the ocean I’m scared of it, I have Thalassaphobia so that would explain it
Lol I actually have the opposite. Here in texas in the gulf of mexico the water is pretty mirky at times and ive stepped in too many crabs that gave me a quick scare pinch. Id rather just swim or use boogie board lol.
Same here
I wish i could live under the water 😍 its so peacefull for all its dangers... including the water itself.
Absolutely fantastic. Regarding those who've given the video the thumbs down, I have no idea what they would have expected!!
Amazing to think that many of those organisms near the bottom haven't ever seen any form of visible light before and are probably very confused as to what the little glowing light in the vehicle is.
imagine if one of them farted
Ben Sammons dead
🤣
Hahahahah
They would be blaming each other.
Image of you were that deep down and you had to take a shit
Now THIS is a 250k worth submersible !
💀
The world where we aren't the dominant species is so so scary .
are you sure we're the dominant species in this one?
@@indielesbian132 Out of the ones we know , we are the dominant species. Other species adjust themselves according to the environment around them but we can change it , modify it.
@@indielesbian132 Of course we are. What else would be the dominant species?
scientists have been finding out fairly recently that a lot of animals are nearly as smart as humans, some possibly equally intelligent. just thought it was worth considering that there might be a species or two as intelligent as humans, so to call any one of us "dominant" might not be right. dolphins seem to have a fully developed language, for example, and they have names.
as far as modifying our environments, beavers do that as in building dams they change the river around them, and on a smaller scale any ant or bird that builds a nest is changing its environment to suit its needs. plenty of animals burrow to keep warm, that's changing their environment too.
@@indielesbian132 There is a difference between putting a couple of hundred sticks together and having a worldwide civilisation that has been to the moon and has the capability to destroy every living thing on the planet. There are no species (that we know of) that is as intelligent as us. The ones that come close such as ravens, dolphins and chimps are about on par with the average 5 year old. Besides, intelligence is irrelivent in this debate. We are by far the dominent species on the planet. We can practically control any other living thing on Earth and we are the only species to live on every continent. We have developed thousands of languages, each one more complex than any other animals' communication. We can kill thousands of creatures with the press of a button. And we can overcome our physical weaknesses with technology.
Oh wow it’s breathtaking thank you for sharing
It is equipped with a proper controller
other then the utter terrifying nature of going that deep. that would be something amazing to see.
I must have watched this video a thousand times, and I still get jealous every time. :-)
I love it.
Yup... My immeasurably moronic, deep-sea-fearing brain still wants to do this. When I daydream about life-altering lottery winnings, this is what I picture. Not fast cars. Not fast women. Not gold or diamonds.
Just a sub and myself in a world I fear and love. There is a siren-song in midst of that fear of the dark and unseen. A powerful allure woven into the terror of a different universe.
What’s crazy to me is how just 600 feet down your in the zone where there’s almost no light, and that’s not even close to one mile (5,000 feet), yet the Mariana Trench is 7 miles down
OUR BLUE PLANET.......magnificent
This is totally amazing. Thanks for posting.
I can’t believe the Titan is 3000 meters deeper than this 😢
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It's an amazing experience I love it I wanna go there