Caladan Oceanic's Ring of Fire Expedition Phase 1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- Caladan Oceanic, Verola Media, Triton Submarines and EYOS Expeditions present the Ring of Fire Expedition Dives - Phase 1 documentary. This video rejoins the crew of Pressure Drop as they prepare to journey back to Challenger Deep and onwards to the Philippine Trench.
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This man doesn't nearly get enough recognition.
what an inspiration of our time.
That’s because he doesn’t seek recognition…. He just does his thing.
Really a shame he sold all of it. I don't think the new owner has any videos of the sub yet.
@@tijn4889the new owner is Gaben, the owner of Steam.
When you look at this set up, vs the Titian and Ocean Gate's set up... it really has the look of this is what professional certified people do, vs dude in his back yard doing a DIY project.
Its difficult at best to state the gravity of what Victor has endeavored, researched, funded and ultimately accomplished not only for himself, but also those guests, team members and the entire world also. As mentioned, the ability to REPEATEDLY, SAFELY dive to these deepest of places for HOURS on bottom offers unprecedented opportunities for scientific discovery, furthering our understanding of previously unknown realms of our own planet. He has led the way to the true final frontier here on Earth. James Cameron did it earlier, but not to the extent Victor did, as Victor's entire project was designed to be repeated, practically at will with the pertinent team members, who are all responsible and without whose efforts the project would never have been completed. I am truly awestruck by what these folks have accomplished for our world. Full salute 👏 and kudos to Victor and all involved in this wonderful project for all mankind, thank you all.😎🤘🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
I bet you would buy his bath water 🛀
@@GodblessyouchildAmen not quite, I prefer my own. Ha, I see I struck a nerve. Good, that was the point after all. Jealous much???
@@GodblessyouchildAmen Ps, you watch waaaay too many cartoons. You realize those are for young children don't you TED??? Maybe that's your shtick.
Victor has a lot of knowledge and what really helps him is understanding what he is doing and testing it beyond what it is intended to do. He doesn't work outside that box.
James Cameron is a kid in front of Victor
Seeing this and how deep they go with out issues makes that whole ocean gate situation sad, that whole industry warned that guy that something bad would happen eventually
so sad to think :(
yup this one guy probably has way more funding oceangate ever had. this old man fucken flies his own private jet around like wtf
The pressure vessel on this sub was made from two forged hemispheres of titanium. It went to russia for testing and withstood 20% more pressure than than what the vessel will experience at the challenger deep. Ocean gate’s vessel was very experimental compared to triton’s sub.
@@Michal_S0L That “old man” is Victor Vescovo, go and look up his Wikipedia entry for an eye opener!
@@TheOneAndOnIyCake. Yeah, “experimenting” with people’s lives.
loving this whole series, can't believe I was unaware of this project until recently.
Thanks! Tell your friends . . .
SAME!! I'm playing catch up and watching all the videos! Absolutely love what they're doing and hope to see more!
@@victorvescovo5773
Salute sir!!
Congratulations victor on the enormity of your continued success. You will be getting a lot of traffic on your videos now after the titan disaster. It’s great to see how you did all of this with safety in mind the whole time and a respect for the ocean. You designed that sub perfectly with such tight tolerances. I loved your video on how you made it. I want more content. Im addicted to this stuff now
Same. So strange too. I had no interest at all prior to OceanGate 😂 it’s actually fascinating learning about all this, but sad to see how warned Stockton Rush was and yet he gave literally zero thought or care to any of it. Unfortunately killing people😭 however, I agree phenomenal documentary!
@@Objection_23and1 I’m glad you liked it.
The outstanding professionalism, from the submarine building, to the crew, and the video production, everyone, is truly breathtaking. And Victor looks like one of those legendary explorers from the past that everybody thought went extinct.
All of you are heroes of my family! My 6-year-old daughter has watched "5 deeps" videos many times. She know every heroe of the expedition, names of all equipment and even all species of sea animals,that were catched on the sea bottom . I`m very gratefull to your great team- you inspire, motivate people to dream, to explore, to be curious and strong. You are the best!
It,s like being part of adive,very cool.
This is so wholesome. Doing exactly that through work like this, proves that everything we do - can indeed be fruitful and timeless, if we do it with care and intent. I can only imagine the feeling of realizing that your very young child, already managed to get inspired by something that could fulfill her whole life, with both purpose and security. Amazing. Thank you for taking the time to share this. I see you brother.
Who else is here doing research after the Titan's tragedy?
I didn’t even know about this vessel until the titan implosion. I just got super interested in this whole deep sea exploration. I think it’s so cool. This video shows how you are supposed to respect the massive pressures and the sea
I'm going to be honest with you guys, not only this series are great and the accomplishments of the team are remarcable... But the moment when they talk with the guys at the ISS, was AMAZING. I got goosebumps!
Fool. ISS is fake and that trans has never set foot on a spaceship.
Yeah, with Kathy Sullivan! The first person to visit space and the deepest point on Earth!
Damn the production of these is insane. More eyes should be on this!
I agree but I wish we got more footage from the actual bottom and any life seen travelling down. These are incredible videos but I want to see what they see down there.
@@contorta960 true. Part of the beauty of this is the simplicity. What you want to see is exponentially more work, not something someone puts together on their free time. But maybe arrowhead can hire him and get him working on these full time
I miss doing this stuff. Spent 6 years out there doing this so seeing these videos of you guys is bringing back a lot of amazing memories. Keep up the good work!
Man what fantastic company! I tip my hat to these great pioneers!
Something went wrong but they were able to get back safely. 😊
Watching here because of the Titan submersible. The complexity of this Triton DSV Limiting factor is not even 1% of the Titan
Because it's science not a billionaires toy
@@epicthief Rush was no billionaire
@@laurikotivuori1585 I was more referring to the clients using it. Compared to the one Gabe invested into, which is for scientists
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (must watch part 1).
What amazing adventure in engineering and human pursuit for unreachable goals. A personal achievement made possible by a remarkable team of international engineers, scientists and designers for the progress of deep ocean exploration. Kudos to Victor and Triton team. 🇺🇸👍
this is what humanity should be doing, exploring, investigating, innovating new ways to reach beyond the known into the unknown... all these talented people working together to make the impossible - possible... reminds me of me being a young boy watching the Apollo moon missions... then on grainy black and white TV. we looked to the future it was full of endless horizons... we had hope this is exactly what we all need... thanks for showing and sharing a little of this great endeavor....
Man it's so awesome and amazing how much Mr victor has accomplished he never fails to amaze me he is one awesome fella and best deep sea diver I've ever followed stay safe out there on your dives victor
Viotor vescpvo
Viktor vrscovo
Viktot vrscpvo
Please, stay safe, you are special, and I will hope to talk to you soon. I pray for you and wlll look forward to discover more of your world!
What can better explore?
seeing the safety system go so well was great. An amazing machine
This is just wonderful! Yo have reliable transportation to the deepest depths... I mean, it really just opens up a world of opportunities for us to explore our oceans, get to know them better and find better ways to protect that which makes life on Earth possible.
Well, that was the idea.
Real science here, not some billionaires field trip
This dude doesn’t buy Rolexes. He buys deep water spaceships. Then takes people with him.
We hear so much about Space Exploration.
Interesting as Space Exploration is, Oceanic Exploration is far more interesting because it’s HOME. ET HOME.
As a huge space nerd, i actually completely agree with you =)
celebrate
Tillykke
You make my ❤️ pump of joy,!
Cathy first epman.
This is very cool but this being the first man or first woman stuff is getting a bit ridiculous. First it's the first woman to go to space and the bottom on the ocean. Then the first woman to climb Everest and go to the bottom of the ocean. What's next? The first woman to shop at Kroger AND Marsh and go to the bottom of the ocean?
I m really enjoying watching these videos.... Thanks to Victor and everyone who has been part of team!!!! Hats off and safe travels to you all!!!!!
23:58 - Thanks for the well rounded personalities that were selected. This one hadn't shared any Frontier risks. His communication proved it.
next a conversation between the iss and the crew at the deepest point in the ocean
Stockton thinks he's Victor. Titan is really Triton. I don't want 50 yr old White men , is really first woman to dive that deep...
Seeing these people operate just makes you realize what an amateur joke ocean gate is, was, isn’t anymore.
Titan brought me here!
Same here
I would kill to have a few beers with Kathy. What an absolute badass human.
Forgot to charge the battery and no harm done because the laws of robotics took over, ok that is the definition of cool.
woww thank you Victor for this amazing serie, i can't believe it took me so much time to discover it but what a fascinating journey!
this is likely one of the most inspirational documentaries ever created
Can not stop watching. You're all so inspirational. Your care attention respect and passion is so next level. Amazing
very proud of you guys, amazing work and cheering for you! in recent events I see your team is doing the right thing and taking extreme care to do it right!
What a remarkable accomplishment. Sad that it took the Titan disaster for me to find this story.
Absolutely loving all the work that you're doing! Cheers❤🎉
This is what i call professional.
When you and your team of engineers actually know how to design and build a deep-sea submersible.
Victor seems like a great leader and what great memories for the people going to the deep.
@ 9:24 sub is at bottom 10km below surface, there are small fish swimming about!! 😮😮😮 their bodies have adapted and can withstand the tremendous pressure of 1000 bars!!😮😮😮 how is that even possible!😮😮😮
It’s pretty simple really. Their bodies are at equal pressure. They have evolved to be almost like water itself. You won’t find any large mammals at that depth though because they haven’t evolved to be able to handle that pressure
@@jamesepperson5940yep
Rarely you’ll find deep sea animals at the surface and they look like jelly because there is not enough pressure to maintain their form
Hard to believe I'm just now hearing of Victor and this marvel of engineering.
Your films are stunning and I keep coming back to this channel! Keep them coming!
I notice this organisation didn’t feel the need to have the chef state how safe the sub was.
This is what CERTIFICATION achieves for you. That was the big difference btw this and the Oceangate sub
Meh, just send it down, it will be fine. Don't forget to take 4 other people with you.
What you guys are doing is truly amazing 🤩
Wonderful stuff, Victor. I am very curious what the cycle life of the pressure hull is, and I am assuming it is lifetime depth dependent.
for example alvin the us deep sea vessel has allready done 5000+ dives it should last "forever" when build in this form and not go deeper than rated
@@Hamish_WhitehavenThe Limiting Factor sub is rated for full ocean depth and is built with a titanium hull so it will be fine for hundreds of dives.
@@Deanooooo dont tell me that :) and im sure its more than hundreds :)
what sort of new life have you discovered at the bottom of the ocean?
When they release the weight and "take off" it is so similar to the Apollo lunar lander footage
Rob MacCallum, who was the expedition leader of this mission, was the person who urgently warned the CEO of the imploded Titan vessel.
This mission is how you do it the right way!
This is such an epic how come only 81k views. Suggest Victor start selling the other seat for $1M to other billionaires on the planet just like what Oceangate did to interest the public !
All you need to do now is do the titanic drop and test it out on the current of the ocean that would be a challenge
Big deal. Ive been 40k feet up.
Due to recent unfortunate event with the oceangate which has nothing to do with this, i know that, but still, i would really like to know how many cycles dos this magnificent sub can handle, anyone knows?
It’s a 2 piece solid titanium hull. It can withstand hundreds of cycles if not thousands. No one really knows the number because it’s never been reached before but titanium is the best material we know of to use
@jamesepperson5940 Yes, i saw the video of it's construction, but no one provided the info about the cycles. That is a very important info!
Regarding the life capsule that depends how close to the elastic limit the titanium is stressed, which in turn depends on the thickness. My guess is it has been designed to be nowhere near the elastic limit and well within the linear range for the material, in which case it should be 10's to 100's of thousands of cycles! i.e. Everything else will likely fail before the capsule. In the case of carbon fibre composite like used in ocean gate I would not know the fatigue cycles limit but it is very easy to introduce tiny imperfections during fabrication that vastly reduce its strength &/or fatigue resistance also CF shatters or breaks instantaneously at its limit (even though its very strong up to that point). I suspect ocean gate titan was already operating very close to its limit at 4000m deep, it probably should never have been allowed to dive less that 1000m. Whereas this DSV capsule could probably safely go to at least 20,000m without imploding looking at how well it has been engineered and the safety margins in its design.
@@robertcarter560 well said man. I think even a couple inch thick titanium hull can withstand the pressure at the titanic no problem. Everything is built with a margin of safety so if they plan on using it at 13,000 it will be built to safely go to 20,000 for an extended period of time. They use a formula and they don’t take chances
@robertcarter560 Do you know how do they jointed/welded the two parts of the sphere? I could not see that.
wow!! safe voyage!
This is a great series, should be a IMAX movie. Thanks for producing this, watched all 3 from the creation of the sub and expeditions. Very well done and insperational. Sub'd.
So cool. This is what makes me proud of humanity. If we didn’t have explorers like this, life would be very dull.
First woman, EVER?!? lol It's about friggin' time, eh?!? 👍
I wonder if we ever get water drones, send them out like hundeds of them to explore the ocean connected to sattelite and pick up by flying drones etc. now that would be cool imagine all the possible finds :D
Victor, please get Steve Jurvetson down there! He is a legend!
Whats he known for? Why would he be good to go down in the sub? Honest questions =) I only just recently sorta kinda found out he existed when one of the electronics channels I watch borrowed a beautiful piece of electronics hardware from him, it was a piece off the Apollo service module that they're taking apart and trying to understand and maybe even get working! SO cool! So anyway, all I know about him is that he has a really cool collection of old space hardware haha
So well shot and colour graded. Incredible work from the production team!
The research and safety precautions. These guys take with this submersible is exactly how the Titan crew should have been operating. Also this submersible was going even deeper then the Titanic. Stockton Rush Should have watched this documentary and took notes.
You’re an amazing human being Victor ! Thank you for educating and entertaining us all !!
I fell in to a burnin ring of fire... it was surprisingly cold and wet and dark. Weird, huh?
You might be the oldest 57-year-old person I've ever seen in my life. My brain got hot as I tried to decode your image for 20 seconds.
What do they do for natural urges in 13 hrs. Also is bbq before d day good idea. I guess they clean / enema before diving & take electrolytes
He needs to go to the Dead Sea. If he did the Dead Sea that would mean that he has been to the highest point with Mount Everest, The lowest point with Challenger Deep and the Dead Sea is the lowest point on land. That would make a good trifecta.
Cathy Sullivan makes me feel like such a looser of a woman. What a great woman!!! 🎉 Congratulations 🎉
Vescovo is clearly a citizen of The Culture.
Not minimizing this cause it's sick but why does this pretend like James Cameron never went down there lol
Could you explore the wreck of the USS Scorpion submarine?
Not really. The US Navy has indicated, more or less, that they would greatly prefer for me not to go there. Concerns over nuclear material in the wreck, I suspect.
You are a true Explorer sir. Sounds like an epic expedition.
Your story and accomplishments are very inspirational to me.
Thank you
@@victorvescovo5773 aaahhhhhh man! that would have been soooo epic!! haha... though I love, and seriously appreciate that you floated the idea with them Victor =)
Crazy that diving to challenger deep is probably safer than climbing mt everest, but like a dozen people have been there
@@mitcheljames7053 i cant find the total cost for the 1953 expedition, but it involved 320 porters and 26 sherpas hauling tons of supplies over months, not to mention permits and visas, so it could have very well been close to £40m
"probably", no, it is not safer if you know the pressures down there.
@@nobytes2 everyone who goes there and most people who dont understand the pressures, so they build a ship capable of going there.
Gotta keep repeating that "first [immutable trait] to do [X]" thing like it actually means anything.
Congratulations to you all !!!
The rocks at the bottom almost looked like man made concrete.. though .natural Im sure.
How cool if they had the ISS talk to the LF at the bottom!
It would be awesome if they used the NASA "skycrane" idea, to reduce disturbing the ocean floor.
Hanging something off 35,000 feet of cable in the open ocean isn't quite that simple.
@@UnitSe7en I think he meant a skycrane idea, not from the ocean surface. The idea would be to have a main Submersible ship stop around 100ft before reaching the bottom, then lowering the main sphere down. Of course for me the idea of having a winch failure can more scary. I'd rather just kick off some dust.
Seems like the entire crew is sporting Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean watches.
They are. They are my only sponsor - and I took them on not for the (relatively small amount of) money, but because I love their timepieces and history.
@@victorvescovo5773 Ahh that makes sense, that's awesome that they sponsored this endeavour!
This video truly is historic!
While they did it, it really is disappointing that there really isn't anything to see down there.
THEY ARENT PLAYING AROUND WITH GOING DEEP, BUT THEY RESPECT THE LAWS OF PHYSICS
Maybe this machine can find Malaysia flight that can't be found
They definitely have the tech to do so. The government will never find it due to costs and the airline doesn't give a crap anymore so its going to take some rich guy with a sub to find it.
18:48 - how does a Tim Horton's cup get aboard this ship?!😁
How about trying to find MH370?
Nice!! Very good thinking... although i think consensus says that it likely impacted at great speed and absolutely disintegrated =/ would be extremly hard to find any kind of discernable, very sparse debris field
For that the general location of the wreckage needs to be determined first. After all the Indian ocean is the largest or second largest body of water on the planet, and the area the wreckage is suspected to be in is many tens of thousands km².
I admire Kathy for all of her accomplishments.
VICTOR is so Generous. Salute to him.
This guy spends over 40 million on a submersible
You guys need to go to the titanic 🙏
Whats the psi at that depth and what kind of life is down there?😮
I thought James Cameron was the first to go to the trench
The first woman, cool. But what is a woman?
I would feel safe in the Triton sub, not the Titan
I still don't understand why there isn't a tether for extra safety. Only reason I could find so far is the risk of entanglement in a ship wreck, but what about all other non-wreck dives, just going up and down?
Tether would just be too long. Seven miles long . . . too heavy and a risk of entanglement, not to mention the physical difficulty of reeling it back in. Seven miles is a very, very long cable.
Amazing work Victor!!! Congrats!!
Any of your expetiances so exciting.
I'm going to earth's core who's coming with me👇
Let's all move PAST Ocean Gate.......
weird they dont just tow it behind their ship?
Victor is a hero
She is now a aqua--nut 👍
This is how you build a certified DSV. I know it was very expensive but that expense is necessary if you want to dive to these depths AND come back again. It is so far ahead of Stockton Rush's OceanGate, that botch up is not even in sight.