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Addressed extensively, they showed us where the fire extinguisher was, they have a smoke mask for each passenger, we had to practice putting those on. beyond that, what can you do if the sound gets trapped? if the swab develops a leak? if the sub goes without power. all of the things that can happen beyond that, the answer is the same thing. get to the surface. they had so many different ways of getting to the surface, they could drop sandbags, they could drop lead pipes. they could drop the legs off the bottom. they have an air balloon that pulls up. they could use their thrusters. and as you...

Contingency >> there aren't very many things that can go wrong, that you can do anything, about so fire is something they adjust sensitively, they showed us to a fire extinguisher was, they had a smoke mask for each passenger. but, beyond that, what can you do if the sub gets trapped, if the sub develops a leak and goes without power, all the things that can happen beyond that, the answer is the same to the surface, and they had so many different ways of getting it. they can drop sandbags, lead pipes, they could drop legs off, we have air balloon not pulls up. they can use their thrusters, and...

Totally different things. because stockton rush has answer to that question you haven't seen yet, where he said all of these little things, like the lights, the controller, the thrusters, those can break, and you will be fine. the part we put all our attention and care to is the passenger compartment that contains the air. carbon fiber cylinder, and that, we work with nasa, boeing, that, he said, is hunker down and solid. so, i don't think that the fact that some things are macgyver together is necessarily an indication of a general sloppiness. >> yeah, i mean, one of the other things we're le...

Robotics at the university of sydney. syd ney. professor, sydney. professor, thank you forjoining us. we have talked so much about this submersible. it kind of trips off the tongue, but this is a hugely complex piece of machinery that has to withstand huge pressures under the ocean. talk us through what these kinds of machines do and what they are capable of. these machines have been used since the 1970s for exploring the deepest parts of our ocean, to help us get a better understanding of deep water environments. essentially they are a big pressure vessel in which the crew would live and be m...

That is, they were in communication with the ship on the surface, but they couldn't find the titanic. there is no gps underwater. regular radio waves don't travel underwater. so those customers who paid a quarter of million dollars spent three hours in pitch darkness and never found anything. titan sitting at 3,742 - metres, reports on bottom. i was terrified about getting stuck at the bottom of the sea, losing power. and i saw that there are not two back—up systems, not four — there are seven different ways to come up to the surface. there are sandbags to drop, metal pipes to drop. you ca...