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on board. one pilot. four tourists. the company leading this tour is ocean gate expeditions. type of sub they used is pictured here. the dive takes customers to see the wreck which sits 12,500 feet beneath the oceans surface. theyre stuck down there somewhere. the company has yet to comment on the report or confirm whether one of their subs is currently missing. the coast guard, though, telling us that the rescue operation is way off the coast of newfoundland, canada 900 miles east of ...

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Rush praised his Titanic sub's technology — which experts and former employees have panned — as "one of the greatest moments in submersibles."

An expert in deep sea expeditions said he was disturbed by what he saw at OceanGate's workshop, even though everyone else seemed on board.

Seem like nasa sophistication. i mean, starts with the xbox video game controller he used to drive the ship. $29 plastic thing. >> we run the whole thing with this game controller. [ laughter ] >> come on! >> he did thrive on using cheap techniques instead of reinventing the wheel, and when i confronted him about this -- >> it seems like this submersible has some elements of macgyver jiri rigness. >> i dont know if i use that description. >> his answer was those are bells and whistles. the part ...

Not passing a routine prelaunch inspection. >> i was taken aback by some of these features which did not seem like nasa sophistication. i mean, starts with the xbox video game controller he used to drive the ship. $29 plastic thing. >> we run the whole thing with this game controller. [ laughter ] >> come on! >> he did thrive on using cheap techniques instead of reinventing the wheel, and when i confronted him about this -- >> it seems like this submersible has some elements of macgyvered jery-r...

Adventurer at all, but i dont get scared as easily as a lot of people. and i dont get claustrophobia very often, which i think was lucky, being in that submersible for more than ten hours. >> yeah, i can tell you dont scare easily, certainly. a lots been made in other reports of how there was a kind of low-tech feeling to the construction. it felt a little jury-rigged in there. it was kind of a video game controller. things, products from off the shelf used to construct it. did you see some of t...

The biggest concern was that it wasnt certain fade by an industry group and it hadnt gone through independent testing in front of an independent third party industry specialist, those are not require according to experts tad these daves. but from the experts ive opponent to, they are an industry standard. tell person .with, will cohen, who heads that submersible, he said there are only ten in the world that can make that dive and there is the only one that isnt certcertified. >> just the fact th...

The missing Titanic submersible was run with a Logitech gamepad controller. The Navy uses Xbox controllers to operate photonic masts in submarines.

Seems like they must be stuck. if theyre stuck, if one of the rfps can nudge, it can somehow get it unstuck, you would think it should be able to get to the top. because of this so many different ways. odessa do is get rid of some weight. and thats going straight to the top. even if youre trying to get to the top, if youre snagged on something, you wont be able to. there is an oroville that showed up this morning, remote operated vehicle, one of these underwater some drones. theres been a drone ...