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Similar electronics. and then, this was the ultimate version that we always wanted. so, just another additional backup. it's a miracle it can do - what it does when you look at it there, because it is very small. it looks like it's put together with pieces of string. - but it's not, obviously. but it's exciting. - in general, the biology theme is one of documenting biodiversity — that hasn't been done well on this wreck. there's sort of a race to try to understand the deep sea, which is largest environment in the oceans and the most poorly explored. here, we're trying to give that experience...

I was asked by oceangate to be the chief scientist of their expeditions. that involves organising a science team and establishing long—term monitoring stations on the wreck. the earth is changing, the climate's changing. the deep sea drives the earth's climate. most of the oxygen that's produced comes from marine plankton, so changes in the ocean have a huge impact over the whole globe. the team always says, you know, there's no guarantee you're gonna see the bow, there's no guarantee you're gonna get down there because there are so many variables, you know. some are man—made, some are nat...

So, i've heard the comparison. like, at titanic depth, it would like having an aircraft carrier sitting on the sub. it gives you an idea of how much pressure there really is. that's my mexican flag. this is the white star line pin, a titanic expedition pin. - radio: go ahead. yes, sir. radio: roger that, go ahead. the ship was made in norway, so most of the medications are norwegian, but there are also non—us medications, so it's like going to an ikea in france — everything is in metric and it's in french and it's completely confusing, because it's ikea to start with. i have a titanic patc...

With titanic that it became a must—do dive. i read an article that said there are three words in the english language that are known throughout the planet and that's �*coca—cola', �*god', and �*titanic�*. it'sjust such an interesting period of time that i got really interested in the both the ship's history and the dreams of the ship, but also the people's history and their dreams, as well. the titanic has always been - in my family, in terms of history. my father's from northern ireland, he was born in derry, _ he spent a lot of time in belfast and growing up as a child, - he alwa...

In the meantime, i had a little| operation and everything else, and still got myself ready- and prepared for this because it means a lot to me. when i was a kid, nobody had found it, nobody knew where it was, so i decided that i was going to go find it, so i needed to study science and oceanography. my first week of college, they found it. somebody beat me to it. it was september 1st, 1985. there was a picture of a boiler in black and white on television, and the dream...just crumbled. i switched my career to banking and i started searching for a way to go. i wasn't sure how i was going to get...