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Always plenty of debris at the bottom of the ocean, but we do think that this _ bottom of the ocean, but we do think that this is _ bottom of the ocean, but we do think that this is now maybe the first concrete — that this is now maybe the first concrete detail we are getting and that is— concrete detail we are getting and that is why we are seeing this buzz today~ _ that is why we are seeing this buzz today we — that is why we are seeing this buzz today. we are all waiting for news. we ar...

And its mother ship. a loss in communication has happened on these expeditions before, but never like this or for so long. mike rees is one of the few people who have made the trip before. he describes reaching the bottom of the ocean. when you touch bottom, you dont really know where you are, and again, the compass immediately stops working and is just spinning around, so we had to flail around blindly at the bottom of the ocean, knowing the titanic was somewhere there, but it is so pitch dark....

You are very taken with how simple it is and in my case we got down and we werejust 500 it is and in my case we got down and we were just 500 metres from the titanic and it is pitch dark down there, the radar, the compass stopped working and we spent most of our time down therejust stopped working and we spent most of our time down there just flailing around, trying to find the biggest thing in the ocean. and we couldnt see it, just to raise the tension, as if we needed that, hurricane was comin...

Compass immediately stops working and isjust spinning around and so, with a flail around plainly at the bottom of the ocean knowing that the titanic was somewhere around there but it is so pitchdark. and titanic was somewhere around there but it is so pitchdark.— but it is so pitchdark. and the murkiness — but it is so pitchdark. and the murkiness reaches _ but it is so pitchdark. and the murkiness reaches of - but it is so pitchdark. and the murkiness reaches of the - but it is so pitchdark...

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The search is looking for a needle in a haystack. the the search is looking for a needle in a haystack— in a haystack. the area that we search is roughly _ in a haystack. the area that we search is roughly about - in a haystack. the area that we search is roughly about the - in a haystack. the area that we | search is roughly about the size in a haystack. the area that we i search is roughly about the size of connecticut. as we continue on with the search, — connecticut. as we continue on wi...

Hit bottom, you steer around and these little propellers that looked like a desktop fan, they are that small, when you touch bottom, you dont really know where you are. again, the compass immediately stops working and start spinning around. search teams are currently focusing on an area 13,000 feet deep and its not without risk. normal military submarines usually work at depths of a few hundred metres. you submarines usually work at depths of a few hundred metres.— a few hundred metres. you ha...

Below 1000m, the sub will be in darkness. 3800 metres under the north atlantic, the titanic. the us coastguard has told us that they werent notified about the missing vessel until around eight hours after that initial loss of contact between the sub and its mother ship. a loss and communication has happened on these expeditions before, but never like this or for so long. mike rees is one of the few people who have made the trip before. he describes reaching the bottom of the ocean.— before. he...