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Training to use them? should we put advisers with them? there's all sorts of things. >> if the u.s. sent troops into ukraine, whether as advisers, whatever you're going to call them, that would be seen by the russians as an immediate threat to their neighborhood. >> yes, so it's newton's law. for every action, there's an opposite and equal reaction. i said there are lots of options being presented, but they'll go through those options, as we always did, around the situation room table and say here are the consequences, we think, so that's not a very good option so we'll put that off the table ...

Toe and having that kind of pressure all the way around. that is really a tremendous amount of pressure to exert on a piece of machinery. and last of all, wolf, what's down there? the bottom of the ocean, largely all over the world, is comprised of silt. silt is the leftover bits from decaying plants and animals and volcanic ash and interstellar dust and dirt and all sorts of things. it can be of different depths in different places. they routinely take cores of this that might be 100 feet or more in length, that sort of thing, and it can be hard or it can be soft. if it is soft and easily man...

Ocean, so auvs have gotten lost doing this kind of mission. i don't think the problem is going to be crashing. i suspect they have a sensor that would tell them they are getting too close, but, you know, all those conditions that tom described could also impact the mechanics, the pressure, the batteries. you could have a technical failure, as well. so it's not an easy challenge that they've taken on. >> by no means a slam dunk, if you will. let's say, you know, the first mission self aborted after a few hours because it was going too low, wasn't programmed to go that low. the second mission is...

Goes down and it's down there right now, but in the next few hours we learn that for a second time it has self aborted and started coming back to the surface because it wasn't capable of reaching that depth. where do they go from here if that were to happen? >> reporter: indeed. angus houston has suggested, in fact, if the depth is consistently greater than 4,500 meters, if it's beyond the operating range, they are already looking at bringing other assets in that can go far, far deeper. and that's, indeed, what we may have to do after a more analysis of the bottom, more detailed analysis of th...