AND that there are currents down there. I'm wondering if the Titanic Submarine got stuck against something and the loud banging is the currents hitting it over and over
@Claymorw really I didn't get that at all from him .He sounds very knowledgeable and deeply hurt because there is nothing anyone can do but pray. He's really giving empathy!!!!
She literally on at least 2 occasions asked a question he just answered, I’m hoping she’s just nervous bc I would hate to be interviewed by someone who seems so detached from what I’m saying
I felt his emotions, too. Reliving that life/death situation through interview after interview, to give hope while also being realistic, we're lucky to hear from him. Blessings on his pilot who said "no problem!" during that nightmare. What a great pilot they had, and a strong submersible, too.
Such an empathetic person. He was very truthful and quite frank about how the Titanic wreckage site isn't a place of recreation, but a site to be respected. You can see his pain and concern, agitation, all in his eyes and hear it in his words..
This is a big reason why many wrecks like the Edmund Fitzgerald are federally protected areas, the lives lost in those ships designate them as tombs. Disturbing such a place even for the sake of science is just disrespectful to the spirit of humanity.
It's not real interview. I saw it already 3 times with 3 different reporters and the scientist talks exactly the same things. They just bought it or stole his real interview with Pierc Morgan.. shame
Michael, I truly appreciate the humanity and professionalism you shared in this video. My condolences for how deeply this Titan tragedy must be for you.
No, it doesn't want to be bothered. However, I have a feeling they will eventually turn it into a tourist attraction one day. It just a little boat so what's there to see.
Excellent guest and much respect to him sharing his story but more importantly his utmost respect to the souls who lost with the Titanic. It’s not a spot to take photos and videos. It’s a sacred resting ground.
The last thing I can imagine the victims of Titanic would want is for more lives to be lost at the sake of glimpsing at a rusty wreck. The history of the 1912 event was wrought with its own blunders, oversight and hubris - and that led to more rigorous maritime engineering standards for a reason. You can still get out of bed and live a life of reasonable risk mitigation, despite what Mr. Rush has to say
Well said Michael. You've offered a thoughtful, sobering reminder about the dangers of deep sea exploration and I especially appreciate your respect for those lost souls from the Titanic so long ago. More quality reporting like this please.
It absolutely could be, this is just an incredibly bad example of an attempt at creating a tourist friendly experience. The total lack of proper risk assessment is staggeringly reckless let alone the extremely sub par engineering on display shouldnt be used as the final word on deep sea tourism. It could be done much, _much_ safer than this.
in the end we will have no abilities against the nature. the sun will swallow our planet and long before that our oceans and atmosphere. we all lose. no life beats nature.
Michael's interview is by far the most moving and the most unnerving, he knows exactly how it feels to be stuck at the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean and survived it. I'm just so sorry those five folks onboard Titan were not as lucky as he was.
Thank you Michael for giving a realistic insight into this horrible situation. I'm sorry for the trauma it is causing you to relive. My prayers go out for those now in danger.
I like his honesty he is very right. It is not a tourist attraction, it’s a gravesite, we should all be respectful of that and let those poor souls rest at the bottom of the sea. I personally don’t think anyone should go down there, unless it’s professionals doing it for important research that needs to happen.
personally i have no interest in the titanic, but you guys do know that its quite common to "recycle" grave sites here on the surface... right? the victims of titanic will rest more in peace than most other buried despite the submarine tourism!
I have seen 3or4 of interviews with him. I respect his sharing his experience. He seems very compassionate. It seems it has been hard for him to share this so many times. Hopefully others will listen to him and learn from his experience.
hearing him tell his story is breaking my heart 😢 the amount of compassion he is having for the original victims, the most recent victims, and for himself, does not go unnoticed! thank you for sharing your story ❤
Incredible interview - really hits home to the reality of the situation. Also lovely respectful interviewer - she gets that she's dealing with someone going through PTSD rather than hunting for soundbites
The respect between the two of them is very obvious and appreciated, that mutual respect and authentic conversation makes for the best interviews. Heather doesn't interrupt his stories and asks questions related to his personal experience, Michael says her name during the interview multiple times and listens to her questions as though he's speaking to her instead of a potential audience, just lovely interview etiquette on both their parts. I'm tearing up a little listening to Michaels story, being afraid of the ocean myself, that sounds like hell.
U have to be insane 2 take a trip like this... the ocean is hands down the most powerful thing on planet earth. It has claimed COUNTLESS lives. These folks go down 2.5 miles to do what ?? And pay $250 K to do it ??? Life is precious ! Respect the ocean !!!!
The ocean hasn’t “claimed” anything. This incorrect and emotive language is unhelpful. Human recklessness and risk-taking attitude and whatever else has contributed to this disaster, the ocean just is.
I am just trying to get a grip on what they have to do yet , get another sub down there and grab them and pull them up, can't they get a tether on it and crank it up,do something.
@@monkeyking1214 Apparently they imploded and now will be millions of dollars spent collecting pieces to put it back together to figure out what went wrong.
This was a great interview and hearing the perspective of someone who experienced a little similar to this current situation gives me so much empathy for them. I can only continue praying for them. This is heart wrenching.
Just a heroic guy with a fascinating story. His vessel had more capabilities than the Titan Submersible. I am a medical scientist and I would not take that risk. There are too many factors which cannot be controlled---like underwater currents, debris & junk, etc.
“Heroic”? Do you know what that word means?! He was a PASSENGER. He literally sat there and did nothing. I’m not saying he could have, but he’s no hero.
He’s not a hero. That word is to be reserved for true heroes; those that selflessly put their lives in peril for a cause greater than their own survival.
Not sure how this company has existed all of these years. Those that have returned from these expeditions should count their blessings. I enjoyed him sharing his story and experience. Much respect that he reiterated that the Titanic should be treated with respect! Glad he made it out and prayers that he takes care of himself. I could not imagine his trauma.
And oceangate has only been around a few YEARS…..you obviously know squat 💩 about ANY of this….I thought it was common knowledge that ya know there were no tourist runs in 2000…..and no tourist runs until a few years ago, but it takes all kinds I guess.
I like what he said at the end. I was telling my brother today even it was 100% FULLproof. I still would never go down there. The bottom of the ocean is horrifying.
That's because everything knows its place except for human beings. If you were meant to be down there, you would. Some birds can swim, but you don't see those that can't try deep sea dive. Some sea creatures can walk on land, but the rest of them stay in their own waters. Humans are the only ones who arrogantly believe they can best nature.
What he experienced to cause his emergency was currents at the bottom near the ship - this OceanGate tourist sub was only an hour and a half into the journey when it lost coms. Suggests to me that even if a current hit them it wouldn't cause a collision into anything seemingly. I think we will learn it was a catastrophic failure bound to happen due to insufficient design/materials/testing. In other words directly due to Oceangate negligence.
There is a chance that they are on the surface. The sub had 7 mechanisms to take it to the surface. Even if they lost electricity they can still make it to the surface. If they are not there I would a assume there was a breach and they already parished. I think it’s very unlikely for them to be at the ocean floor alive right now. My prayers go out to them and I hope a miracle happens here.
Am sorry you went through that Michael..but it goes to show how important it is to respect such places and see them for what they are.Its not a tourist attraction...it's an actual graveyard
From an internet stranger, I appreciate your doing this interview and your message so much. You're right that it's important and thank you so much for sharing it.
It is a graveyard, not a tourist attraction. Titanic tourism needs to be halted out of the respect for the deceased and the danger in going down there.
Get your superstitious beliefs out of here. Is it suddenly haunted now because of a failure or two? Is space haunted because of failures as well? It has nothing to do with your superstitious beliefs. There have been many endeavours to the titanic which have ended up fine.
@@erinjh89where do you think the souls rests/ghosts haunt? Is it where they died? If someone dies as the ship is sinking, do they haunt the depth they died? Do they continue to the bottom of the ocean with the rest? If their body resurfaces and is given a proper burial are they at peace? Do they haunt the graveyard where they are buried? Or is their ghost on the ghost of the Titanic?
Thank you. This is an exceptional, intriguing, terrifying and emotional interview. Calm and ease to Michael Guillen after recounting such an frightening experience
An amazing insightful and empathetic interview. Appreciated the reminder to be respectful of nature and to respect those who lost their lives on the Titanic.
@@arezooshaytoon so very sad. they had no time to feel any emotion such as guilt because the implosion happened in milliseconds....which i guess is better in a way
Thank you Dr. Guillen, for taking the time to share. I know nothing about deep water depths but I have seen “recoveries” (on youtube) to bring body up, way deep down, where someone was shockingly alive. It can happen. For that 19 yr old, I hold out hope.
He says something so important, it's a cemetery, not a tourist attraction, soooo true. Rest in peace all the souls in the Titanic and unfortunately these 5 souls who joined them, Rest in Peace all of them.
From Free Diving about 30 Meters. I've been caught in under water currents which pushed me away a few meters. I can only imagine how strong the currents are at 3000 meters.
@@surfingbilly9654 water density plays a big role in these deep ocean currents. Shallower water currents are caused by wind and gravity, but deep ocean currents are caused by temperature and the salt to which that water sinks and creates a current
This journalist had a scary experience in a Russian proven submersible, imagine what it would be like in the tuna can they launched in a non-proven admitted broke the rules submersible?
Thank you for such a rational explanation. My father loved the sea. Sailed everywhere but taught me the sea is cruel and must be respected. He was in the Lifeboat saving lives. Also Captain of LifeGuards.
i 1000% agree with Michael Gullien, the wreck of the Titanic is a grave yard and should and must be treated as such. It is sacred ground, not a place for tourist trips.
Very touching and informative message, especially for the future “visitors”. Totally understandable when scientists go there, but having tours to satisfy somebody’s curiosity and desire to have an adventure - it’s bewildering to me… Michael is right - this place is sacred, should be treated like cemetery, look for fun elsewhere!
I really appreciate that he recognizes that it should not be a tourist attraction. He's absolutely right saying it's a graveyard.
Yet he was happy to go down there. Hypocrisy.
@@justbreakingballshe was doing scientific research... is not the same. He was not on a joy ride.
@@Lilith3x6 Lol dude must have missed the word that's in both the title and in the video right under the dude himself, SCIENTIST
AND that there are currents down there. I'm wondering if the Titanic Submarine got stuck against something and the loud banging is the currents hitting it over and over
@@justbreakingballs it’s not hypocrisy, it’s called changing opinion.
His empathy while stating the facts is very admirable.
Agree 👍🏾 and you can also see that he is hurting about the whole situation! That he himself lived through but survived 😢.
I don’t know. His story is weird and he’s very full of himself, talking about his great mind. He sounds more like someone who’s making it about him
@@ClaymorwTalk about misinterpretation.
@Claymorw really I didn't get that at all from him .He sounds very knowledgeable and deeply hurt because there is nothing anyone can do but pray. He's really giving empathy!!!!
He's telling a cool story that he experienced presented as facts and some kind of wisdom.
Canadians love this kind of stuff.
She did a great job interviewing him- she didn't interrupt his incredible story, and her interaction came across as authentic and not at all canned.
That's the advantage of internet over TV, there's no time restriction so the host doesn't have to interrupt
Yes if it was Ashley from Banfield 🙄 she would have not let him get a word in 🙄
She literally on at least 2 occasions asked a question he just answered, I’m hoping she’s just nervous bc I would hate to be interviewed by someone who seems so detached from what I’m saying
@@EpiKuhL Clarification is not a bad thing.
@@MarcSherwood true but in both instances I heard, it felt more inattentiveness than clarification
I admire his courage and empathy and his willingness to share his story.
It’s not Disneyland. It’s a cemetery. That statement right there.
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I can feel this man's PTSD from here. What a terrifying and emotional lesson he has to teach. Kudos to you, sir. ❤
It's not ptsd it's his giant ego your feeling
I felt his emotions, too. Reliving that life/death situation through interview after interview, to give hope while also being realistic, we're lucky to hear from him. Blessings on his pilot who said "no problem!" during that nightmare. What a great pilot they had, and a strong submersible, too.
@@j2times2006yeah I also always just feel superior facing death and making traumatizing experiences
@@nineteen_87 then your just as big a narcissist as he is. Only difference is you didnt get interviewed
@@j2times2006they were being sarcastic
Such an empathetic person.
He was very truthful and quite frank about how the Titanic wreckage site isn't a place of recreation, but a site to be respected. You can see his pain and concern, agitation, all in his eyes and hear it in his words..
Yes I agree
Yes i agree.
This is a big reason why many wrecks like the Edmund Fitzgerald are federally protected areas, the lives lost in those ships designate them as tombs. Disturbing such a place even for the sake of science is just disrespectful to the spirit of humanity.
Yes, it was also due in part to reliving his traumatic experience.
I so agree. It is a grave site.
I really like his message: the Titanic site is a graveyard not a Disney attraction! Well said!
@@softjones3128he did
@@softjones3128he said it 😮
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@@softjones3128are you such naive!
@@softjones3128yes he did 😂
Thank you to this interviewer for actually letting him talk and tell this amazing story
Yes! I posted the same before I saw yours. She’s fantastic
I would have asked him for a $100.
She's terrible, she literally was laughing when he said he thought he was going to die
Yes, she does a great job with the questions and letting him talk.
@@fearandloathingmedia2051So What! He put himself in that predicament
A human being with a scientific mind and an empathetic heart.
A rarity.
❤
Blessed wife! ❤
He's advertising his book on the right. Such a stressful situation but i won't forget to advertise my book.😢
@@bhashadasha1353 What's your point?
This is the best interview I’ve seen thus far on the Titan. I have a lot of respect for Michael putting it all into perspective.
Has nothing to do with the Titan.
it literally has nothing to do with the titan
this was a submarine, not a submersible
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HONKY! THE! (ORIGINAL)! THE! (GREATEST)! HONKY! HA! HA! HA!
This is probably one of the best interviews on the loss of the submersible Titan. Much respects to Michael Guillen!
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It's not real interview. I saw it already 3 times with 3 different reporters and the scientist talks exactly the same things. They just bought it or stole his real interview with Pierc Morgan.. shame
@@phillipcsandoval9094Absolutely!
Dare I say best interviews period. I had goose bumps during his retelling of the event.
Respect for Almost dying due to his Own Stupidity?
Michael, I truly appreciate the humanity and professionalism you shared in this video. My condolences for how deeply this Titan tragedy must be for you.
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Shut up…Stop enabling his narcissistic grandeur…
This guy is extremely genuine. I wish him and his family the absolute best!
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The russian pilot saying “no problem” is one of the most bad ass things i’ve ever heard
He only said that as that was the only English he knew.
@@blackporscheroadster-yw8hb😂
1st grade.
Very Arnie ‘I’ll be back’. 😎
He didn't know the English for....'We're fucked'.
Leave the Titanic alone..let it rest in peace and all of the victims who passed away.
Absolutely Leave the Titanic alone! It's a graveyard. There's plenty of documentaries on the Titanic if anyone is interested.
About as disgusting as digging up a presidential grave.
No, it doesn't want to be bothered. However, I have a feeling they will eventually turn it into a tourist attraction one day. It just a little boat so what's there to see.
I 100% agree
And alot of racist souls down there..
Excellent guest and much respect to him sharing his story but more importantly his utmost respect to the souls who lost with the Titanic. It’s not a spot to take photos and videos. It’s a sacred resting ground.
Well, he nearly joined those poor souls. What better way to really gain an understanding that it is a gravesite.
This guy was solid. Great interview.
The last thing I can imagine the victims of Titanic would want is for more lives to be lost at the sake of glimpsing at a rusty wreck. The history of the 1912 event was wrought with its own blunders, oversight and hubris - and that led to more rigorous maritime engineering standards for a reason. You can still get out of bed and live a life of reasonable risk mitigation, despite what Mr. Rush has to say
@@SixteenTonesStudioAll that stuff he said…he should not have had people’s lives in his hands
🤣😂🤣🤣🤣sacred?
Well said Michael. You've offered a thoughtful, sobering reminder about the dangers of deep sea exploration and I especially appreciate your respect for those lost souls from the Titanic so long ago. More quality reporting like this please.
Exactly right!
The deep oceans are far more dangerous than being in space.
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He is right .. this is not meant for Tourism
That place was a morgue, dont disturb them
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It absolutely could be, this is just an incredibly bad example of an attempt at creating a tourist friendly experience. The total lack of proper risk assessment is staggeringly reckless let alone the extremely sub par engineering on display shouldnt be used as the final word on deep sea tourism. It could be done much, _much_ safer than this.
@@anon4854
Are you taking the perspective that it could, or should, be used for tourism?
I'm not asking to bicker about it or indict you.
@@MISNM0 That specific design? No way.
“have respect for the nature” Absolutely 👏
as humans we overestimate our ability against the nature
Turns out no amount of money and wishful thinking can change the laws of physics, who knew
in the end we will have no abilities against the nature. the sun will swallow our planet and long before that our oceans and atmosphere. we all lose. no life beats nature.
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So true!
Michael's interview is by far the most moving and the most unnerving, he knows exactly how it feels to be stuck at the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean and survived it. I'm just so sorry those five folks onboard Titan were not as lucky as he was.
i’ve never heard of this story. i appreciate his willingness to share
Me neither
Sir, you should have voiced your concern straight away - you were best placed to do so.
@@ibrahimarshad1732be kind. he and many others are handling ptsd.
@@yippeeflowers maybe he meant "me neither" as in he also never heard the story
@@bugattidragon1237Maybe you're reading the wrong reply.
Thank you Michael for giving a realistic insight into this horrible situation. I'm sorry for the trauma it is causing you to relive. My prayers go out for those now in danger.
Thoughtful.
His thoughts of his wife..💗
I like his honesty he is very right. It is not a tourist attraction, it’s a gravesite, we should all be respectful of that and let those poor souls rest at the bottom of the sea. I personally don’t think anyone should go down there, unless it’s professionals doing it for important research that needs to happen.
Absolutely - respect is so important. Plus research should not be done unless absolutely necessary - it's not financially worth it.
The more exploration of the sea the more we understand about life, earth, death and science- it’s education and education is vital.
personally i have no interest in the titanic, but you guys do know that its quite common to "recycle" grave sites here on the surface... right?
the victims of titanic will rest more in peace than most other buried despite the submarine tourism!
Gawkers gonna' gawk.
Disaster porn is deadly.
I have seen 3or4 of interviews with him. I respect his sharing his experience.
He seems very compassionate. It seems it has been hard for him to share this so many times. Hopefully others will listen to him and learn from his experience.
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This lady is a great reporter, asked the right questions, not interrupting, and very professional
Thankyou
From Australia
Michael did a fantastic job in his interview
I AM SPEECHLESS RIGHT NOW LISTENING TO YOU DESCRIBE THIS.
The ocean is merciless, and she will take whom she wants to take and always wins. Don't treat her like she can be bought and owned.
The power of the ocean is not only misunderstood, it's incomprehensible.
Humble yourself in the presence of Mother Nature or she will humble you.
Well said
The sky and the earth are just as untamed.
Who tf is she
She was the best reporter I've seen on any channel about this . Because she lets him talk and gives him time .. 👍👍
hearing him tell his story is breaking my heart 😢 the amount of compassion he is having for the original victims, the most recent victims, and for himself, does not go unnoticed! thank you for sharing your story ❤
I love this guy. He needs to write a memoir about this journey. ❤
Excellent interview with an amazing guest speaker. He did the best job of explaining what’s going on with the search
Incredible interview - really hits home to the reality of the situation. Also lovely respectful interviewer - she gets that she's dealing with someone going through PTSD rather than hunting for soundbites
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Thank you, Sir. This interview could not have been easy for you. We appreciate your time and compassion.
Stopped and said a prayer at the bow of the ship, you gave respect, and in turn you guys were returned to the world of the living.
Not how it works
@@sekokhan5307 Oh and you would know, shutup, dork.
@@sekokhan5307 that's what you think but you're wrong
@@skimaskgank9224that's what you think and you can't even prove if you're right.
@@Vizible21 Yet you sit around and do nothing. Pathetic.
The respect between the two of them is very obvious and appreciated, that mutual respect and authentic conversation makes for the best interviews. Heather doesn't interrupt his stories and asks questions related to his personal experience, Michael says her name during the interview multiple times and listens to her questions as though he's speaking to her instead of a potential audience, just lovely interview etiquette on both their parts.
I'm tearing up a little listening to Michaels story, being afraid of the ocean myself, that sounds like hell.
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U have to be insane 2 take a trip like this... the ocean is hands down the most powerful thing on planet earth. It has claimed COUNTLESS lives. These folks go down 2.5 miles to do what ?? And pay $250 K to do it ??? Life is precious ! Respect the ocean !!!!
and the fact weve already done it 20 years ago , and it failed
The ocean hasn’t “claimed” anything. This incorrect and emotive language is unhelpful. Human recklessness and risk-taking attitude and whatever else has contributed to this disaster, the ocean just is.
EXACTLY
@@cancerian137 Agreed.
Exactly. And, RESPECT YOUR LIFE.
Incredible story. Great interview and very touching, eloquent, and gripping message.
I am just trying to get a grip on what they have to do yet , get another sub down there and grab them and pull them up, can't they get a tether on it and crank it up,do something.
@@monkeyking1214
Apparently they imploded and now will be millions of dollars spent collecting pieces to put it back together to figure out what went wrong.
His empathy while stating the facts is very admirable.. A human being with a scientific mind and an empathetic heart..
This was a great interview and hearing the perspective of someone who experienced a little similar to this current situation gives me so much empathy for them. I can only continue praying for them. This is heart wrenching.
Just a heroic guy with a fascinating story. His vessel had more capabilities than the Titan Submersible. I am a medical scientist and I would not take that risk. There are too many factors which cannot be controlled---like underwater currents, debris & junk, etc.
“Heroic”? Do you know what that word means?! He was a PASSENGER. He literally sat there and did nothing. I’m not saying he could have, but he’s no hero.
@@alphazuluzhe's extremely brave yet very modest. Maybe you should learn to be more modest too.
He’s not a hero. That word is to be reserved for true heroes; those that selflessly put their lives in peril for a cause greater than their own survival.
The pilot is the hero
@@jphickory522my Wang is a hero
Not sure how this company has existed all of these years. Those that have returned from these expeditions should count their blessings. I enjoyed him sharing his story and experience. Much respect that he reiterated that the Titanic should be treated with respect! Glad he made it out and prayers that he takes care of himself. I could not imagine his trauma.
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It was a different company obviously.
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And oceangate has only been around a few YEARS…..you obviously know squat 💩 about ANY of this….I thought it was common knowledge that ya know there were no tourist runs in 2000…..and no tourist runs until a few years ago, but it takes all kinds I guess.
This is the only guy that speaks sense
What a wonderful, respectful, knowledgeable human being you are Michael. Thanks for sharing your wisdom regarding this difficult, tragic situation
What a fantastic interview. The best I've seen. He put so much feeling into this and he did it empathetically and she didnt interrupt once.
It is a cemetery and it should be respected for those fifteen hundred lives lost
1505 hopefully not 😢
How is investigating the wreckage not respecting those lives?
@@cjp1599i think they mean tourist shouldnt go down their just cus they wanna see it.
@@cjp1599it’s not investigation, that’s been done and over with. At that point it’s just morbid curiosity taken too far.
way more then that, theirs pirate era ships, WW1 and WW2 ships downed their as well, seems to be a bad part of the ocean
Like he said, you have to respect the dead, the spirits, and the ocean. It's not a game or a tour, at all.
This was a deeply moving interview. Bless you Michael, I am so glad you are here and I can't begin to imagine your trauma x
Michael is such a kind, compassionate person....this cones through during his interview...very traumatic experience 🙏
I like what he said at the end. I was telling my brother today even it was 100% FULLproof. I still would never go down there. The bottom of the ocean is horrifying.
That's because everything knows its place except for human beings. If you were meant to be down there, you would. Some birds can swim, but you don't see those that can't try deep sea dive. Some sea creatures can walk on land, but the rest of them stay in their own waters. Humans are the only ones who arrogantly believe they can best nature.
What he experienced to cause his emergency was currents at the bottom near the ship - this OceanGate tourist sub was only an hour and a half into the journey when it lost coms. Suggests to me that even if a current hit them it wouldn't cause a collision into anything seemingly. I think we will learn it was a catastrophic failure bound to happen due to insufficient design/materials/testing. In other words directly due to Oceangate negligence.
Yeah I bet it caved under pressure. Likely won't ever be found since it was such a small vessel.
Apparently it was diving at nearly 3X it’s rated dive limit. That’s just pure negligence and stupidity
@@interdimensionaldrift They claimed it could go 4000 meters. Which is insane since the titanic is 3800 meters deep. Almost pushing it to max depth.
There is a chance that they are on the surface. The sub had 7 mechanisms to take it to the surface. Even if they lost electricity they can still make it to the surface. If they are not there I would a assume there was a breach and they already parished. I think it’s very unlikely for them to be at the ocean floor alive right now. My prayers go out to them and I hope a miracle happens here.
The sub got crushed...
This was a HARROWING story, thanks for telling your experience.
Kudos to the Russian pilot. He sounds like a great pilot and the only reason they got out.
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Heather seemed genuinely involved, and conducted a precision yet sensitive interview. Excellent.
Am sorry you went through that Michael..but it goes to show how important it is to respect such places and see them for what they are.Its not a tourist attraction...it's an actual graveyard
From an internet stranger, I appreciate your doing this interview and your message so much. You're right that it's important and thank you so much for sharing it.
It is a graveyard, not a tourist attraction. Titanic tourism needs to be halted out of the respect for the deceased and the danger in going down there.
It's a shipwreck. And the ships creator did not bequeath it. So he doesn't own it. He's gone.
Thank you for sharing your story, Michael. This is the best interview I’ve seen thus far.
This made me shed a tear. The sinking of the Titanic seemed so tragic. 😥
He told that story very well 😩🙏🏽I hope those men make it home this is terrible
Thank you for telling your story Michael. I appreciate the HOPE you shared.
Viktor the Russian sub pilot is super cool did not panic i hope he is living a great life.
He probably isn’t if he’s still in Russia
@@thehapagirl92 Many Russians live great life, do you know Russia? Probable no, just parroting what other say.
I would assume the Titanic is haunted. 1500 souls rest down there.
It's not a tourist attractions. Best to leave them alone.
Roughly 1,200 down there 300 or so bodies where recovered on the surface
Get your superstitious beliefs out of here. Is it suddenly haunted now because of a failure or two?
Is space haunted because of failures as well?
It has nothing to do with your superstitious beliefs. There have been many endeavours to the titanic which have ended up fine.
definitely haunted down there 💯
@sersolo3112 BODIES WERE RECOVERED, their souls were already gone
@@erinjh89where do you think the souls rests/ghosts haunt? Is it where they died? If someone dies as the ship is sinking, do they haunt the depth they died? Do they continue to the bottom of the ocean with the rest? If their body resurfaces and is given a proper burial are they at peace? Do they haunt the graveyard where they are buried? Or is their ghost on the ghost of the Titanic?
Thank you. This is an exceptional, intriguing, terrifying and emotional interview. Calm and ease to Michael Guillen after recounting such an frightening experience
An amazing insightful and empathetic interview. Appreciated the reminder to be respectful of nature and to respect those who lost their lives on the Titanic.
I wish the CEO could see his colossal FU. I feel bad for the 19 year old whose life was beginning.I truly appreciate this man's story.
Sadly I read he didn't want to go and he was terrified of water submersion but he did it to bond with his dad.
@@arezooshaytoon so very sad. they had no time to feel any emotion such as guilt because the implosion happened in milliseconds....which i guess is better in a way
@@arezooshaytoon For fathers day too... :(
His soul will live it… resolute until infinity. May their souls rest in peace
This guy knows the terror of this situation I am praying for a miracle for these five souls
he nailed it, it is not a Disneyland ride.
I can feel his connection to these 5 souls. ❤❤❤❤❤
We need more voices like that. What a great scientist he is. I'm so impressed for what he said. Bravo, sir.
The situation has stressed him so much, he cares so much
You could see and feel his pain for sure, it’s like at times he was living it again. Prayers for the five lives and their families 🙏🏻
What an amazing story teller. He needs to write a book.
Didn’t they introduce him as an author 😂
Even though he’s trying to say that he’s just coming on TV to help?
@@allisonburgers9289 go eat a burger
Can you come up with the title? Thanks uzzy
*He has several books in Amazon. He was a physics professor at Harvard. He holds a Ph.d in physics, math and astronomy.*
Imagine being stuck in a tiny capsule and knowing you're going to die and all them millions you have can't save you.
The one guy was a billionaire, I thought of that too
True. Money couldn't save them. It's actually what killed them. They wouldn't have taken this trip if they weren't ridiculously rich.
Nope. Lol
I think it imploded pretty fast it would've been happy than boom
He is so right, the place should be treated as a sacred ground, not a holiday site. Respect the place.
That must be such a euphoric feeling to come out of a situation like that.
The type of feeling that wants to make you change your life.. or buy a lottery ticket!
It is time to leave the titanic alone….let those souls rest in peace! RESPECT
Thank you Dr. Guillen, for taking the time to share. I know nothing about deep water depths but I have seen “recoveries” (on youtube) to bring body up, way deep down, where someone was shockingly alive. It can happen. For that 19 yr old, I hold out hope.
He says something so important, it's a cemetery, not a tourist attraction, soooo true. Rest in peace all the souls in the Titanic and unfortunately these 5 souls who joined them, Rest in Peace all of them.
I could feel his pain. Hearing that they prayed for all those souls was deep. Wow, it's unbelievable.
I loved this reporter, she respected his words, did to interrupt, his words are important.
From Free Diving about 30 Meters. I've been caught in under water currents which pushed me away a few meters. I can only imagine how strong the currents are at 3000 meters.
For real. And to consider that maybe a very strong current swept that little 22ft sub away into deeper waters is very well possible. Then imploded
well technically it should be the opposite, the deeper the water, the weaker the currents.
@@surfingbilly9654How?
@@surfingbilly9654 water density plays a big role in these deep ocean currents. Shallower water currents are caused by wind and gravity, but deep ocean currents are caused by temperature and the salt to which that water sinks and creates a current
Frightening. I dive and I can't imagine being in that vortex of the ocean.
This journalist had a scary experience in a Russian proven submersible, imagine what it would be like in the tuna can they launched in a non-proven admitted broke the rules submersible?
Oceangate: Appropriately named shoddy submersible scandals/billionaire's playground
Diving is scary and an unnecessary hobby. Stop
My worst nightmare would be stuck in a submarine 2.5 miles to the ocean floor. The thought of going to see the Titanic is scary.
@@sueblack5794 Tuna can? Tupperware!
Thank you for such a rational explanation. My father loved the sea. Sailed everywhere but taught me the sea is cruel and must be respected. He was in the Lifeboat saving lives. Also Captain of LifeGuards.
Thank you for sharing this traumatic experience and the message!
i 1000% agree with Michael Gullien, the wreck of the Titanic is a grave yard and should and must be treated as such. It is sacred ground, not a place for tourist trips.
This was a great interview!
I’d want a friend like Michael. What a human?!
They stopped and PRAYED.
Thus they were saved
Yes prayer changes things..Psalms 46:1
Thank you for sharing! The lack of respect for life and the dead is disgusting. This is a graveyard, not a tourist attraction.
Much respect to this gentleman. ❤
Excellent interview and perspective.
Thank you for sharing your story, thank you for reminding the public that it is enough now, let’s leave the Titanic alone in peace.
Thank you Michael for sharing your story. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Your story is very much appreciated. Thank you for sharing your experiences.
Respect for Mr. Guillen 🙏🏽
Very touching and informative message, especially for the future “visitors”. Totally understandable when scientists go there, but having tours to satisfy somebody’s curiosity and desire to have an adventure - it’s bewildering to me… Michael is right - this place is sacred, should be treated like cemetery, look for fun elsewhere!
Amen Brother ...100 percent right ..there is no reason to be going to that site leave it alone
I love his spirit, so calm and composed! Bless you and your family
Thank you for the hope and the honest evaluation. I respect the care you’re displaying and courage to also continue healing as you/re reaching out.
Thank you for sharing and reliving such a traumatic experience. I agree with your sentiments about the titanic.
When this gentleman said he thought he would join those whose passed on that ship: my heart seized