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Believe it or not, there’s something more terrifying than deep sea diving and being stuck inside a submarine: deep sea diving and being stuck outside a submarine.
These scuba divers off the coast of Hawaii experienced that exact fear, when a submarine appeared from the depths of the ocean directly beneath them. Fortunately, it appears to be an Atlantis tour submarine; a tourist submarine experience that lets passengers get an up-close view of marine life at shallow depths. Were it a military submarine, that would have been a very different story. “I had one of these sneak up on me diving in Cozumel last summer,” @DustinM64 commented. “It definitely was a surprise to see it come out of the blue!” The divers are also fortunate that there were no sonar pings from the submarine, as those can be deafeningly loud for divers and marine life around them. Just check out this terrifying clip from divers experiencing a sonar ping from a mysterious distant sub. Posted By host |
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(CNN) ? Filmmaker and deep-sea explorer James Cameron says he figured soon after learning a Titanic-bound submersible was missing it had imploded and its occupants were dead ? days before officials announced that very outcome. After hearing on Monday the ?Titan? craft had disappeared, Cameron connected with people he knows in the deep-sea diving community and was told the submersible had lost communication and tracking simultaneously, he told CNN?s Anderson Cooper on Thursday evening. ?The only scenario that I could come up with in my mind that could account for that was an implosion ? a shock wave event so powerful that it actually took out a secondary system that has its own pressure vessel and its own battery power supply, which is the transponder that the (mother) ship uses to track where the sub is,? Cameron said on ?Anderson Cooper 360.? Posted By Ghost |
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