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In early August, the (an advanced, two-person full-ocean-depth-capable manned submergence vehicle) completed five manned dives over eight days to the wreck of the Titanic. This was the first time in 14 years that the ruins of the historic ship were visited by a human. Limiting Factor, which travels with the —including the, specially equipped support vessel DSSV Pressure Drop, landers, training simulator and all scientific equipment—is built in titanium specifically so it can reach the bottom of the ocean.

Pocket tanks deluxe play online. In fact, it is the only submarine ever to be certified to unlimited depth. The Triton team followed all the established US legal rules, working under the observation of an onboard NOAA representative, while performing the photogrammetry passes that ultimately provided not only the wreck’s assessment, but also assets that produced 3-D models of the Titanic that may be used to visualize it via augmented- and virtual-reality technology. The expedition’s scientists will publish the full results of these dives along with a documentary film being produced by Atlantic Productions London.“The most fascinating aspect was seeing how the Titanic is being consumed by the ocean and returning to its elemental form while providing refuge for a remarkably diverse number of animals,” said Triton Submarines’ president and cofounder Patrick Lahey.Salt corrosion, metal-eating bacteria and deep currents are wreaking the most havoc on the wreck. However, sweeping eddies and ever-changing sea currents are playing their part in the disintegration as well.

Save the Titanic with Bob Ballard (2012). 1/2 (out of 4) Very good documentary has Bob Ballard trying to do two things. The first is to track down family members of the Guarantee Men, the nine men who had the honor of being on the Titanic and all nine would end up dying on the ship. Also, Ballard takes a look at the various damage being down to the ship by those who are taking subs to it, landing on it and doing damage not only to the ship but also stealing items that are down there for the black market. Fans of the tragic event will certainly enjoy this documentary that shines a light on some new topics without having to repeat too many stories.

Yes, we've heard about the Guarantee Men from other documentaries but it was certainly great getting to hear from some of their relatives, mostly grandchildren, who share some personal stories that they've been told but they also share some items that were left to them including a post card that one man sent his family just before boarding the ship. The portion dealing with items being taken from the ocean floor and sold will probably be a hot debate depending on which side you're on.

I know many people are against taking the items while others think that they're not doing anyone any good down on the ocean floor. Ballard shares his thoughts on the matter and also points out damage that has been done to the ship by those simply going down there to make money. Fatal labyrinth download. At just under an hour this documentary is extremely entertaining and I think it does a good job at giving us new stories and not just the same stuff that we've seen countless times before.