Victor Vescovo is an inspirational explorer and adventurer, inspiring the younger generation and opening up a new exciting frontier to humanity, the once unreachable places suddenly become reachable. The future holds more discoveries in the worlds deepest oceans. The world needs more Victor Vescovo's and John Ramsey's.

You can tell this crew is wayyyy more experienced and more technologically advanced than the OceanGate Expedition crew.

@etholus1000

11 ай бұрын

Cause their not focusing on crew “diversity” and only hiring the best of the best

@fordaiffa6022

11 ай бұрын

ocean gate fate for crazy rich clown

@theend1555

11 ай бұрын

@@etholus1000 That has nothing to do with it LMFAO. Did you even watch this video? A big theme of it was diversity and including native peoples and people of color in the expeditions. Caladan Oceanic is far more successful than OceanGate because they are a scientific research and exploration group, not a money hungry corporation trying to profit off of a 100yr old grave site.

@pilotboy217

11 ай бұрын

Government funding from the U.S Navy is how this got done. OceanGay cut corners

@AMCUSOLDIER

11 ай бұрын

Oceangate was a disaster waiting to happen

Blows my mind that i would have never known about these people and what they have accomplished without Titan implosion..

@anakinB11

11 ай бұрын

Same

@Taygetea

11 ай бұрын

same

@StevieScotty19

11 ай бұрын

Same here👍👍

@lisemaledimo8740

11 ай бұрын

Me too....

@mindaugasbulotas9618

11 ай бұрын

Same

You know he was ready to use stronger language when he saw the bottle and really held back. Very cool video! Our oceans are still such a mystery!

@bwin2992

Жыл бұрын

He probably noticed it was his.. I mean.. the paper wrapper was still on that thing... it clearly was dropped by someone on the research boat..

@micahaalders9840

11 ай бұрын

And yet they drop and leave their surface weights down there...

@diegoscoffin7491

11 ай бұрын

@@bwin2992was about to comment the same thing. The bottle definitely came from their ship. It looked way too fresh

@freddiemehrcurry428

11 ай бұрын

@@diegoscoffin7491 How does a glass bottle withstand this immense pressure down there without cracking? Cant comprehend that

@chrissatterwhite711

11 ай бұрын

Surface weights are bare steel that is just carbon and iron. It’ll rust away to nothing in salt water and it’s not pollutant at all

How does this not get more advertisement or notoriety

@souljaboy1416

Жыл бұрын

Well the discovery channel & history channel are too busy talking about ancient aliens & pawn stars to provide content like this.

@bradlylevitt2000

Жыл бұрын

His five deeps expedition was picked up by the Discovery channel

This channel needs to be protected at all costs. Thank you for taking us on your history writing journey.

Just so wonderful seeing Victor taking some local people down on these dives - truly amazing to watch, and what an experience it must have been for those people.

@patrinajackson4533

10 ай бұрын

I like that he open my eyes about ocean life.

Victor is a legend and makes all of Texas proud. Such a good person

Mad respect for organizations/companies who design their submersible vehicles with “WHEN x happens” not “IF x happens” Also listening to each other as the professionals they are.

The Titan was a ToysRUs junk compared to the Limiting Factor sub. Victor is truly a great person and not cocky or arrogant at all. The sub is DNV GL certified to 11,000 meters. Truly cutting edge sub construction technology and operations, unlike OceanGrate.

@altaccount4697

11 ай бұрын

I am amazed by the Limiting Factor. That thing knocks off world records and world firsts as a routine. It goes to nearly twice as deep as the Titan and only needs its batteries charged afterwards. Thing is insane.

I want to hear Victor Vescovo share his thought on the Titan and talk about the CEO....

@anthonygambitta6220

11 ай бұрын

I saw Victor on CNN during the Titan rescue. He was critical of the carbon fiber and cylindrical design of the Titan. Deep Sea Subs can only be made of metals like Titanium and steel, period! Using other options like composites is looking for certain death.

I am absolutely facinated with the submersible and the crew! I have never even seen or been to the ocean! Im in Alberta Canada and in land locked. lol.... Ty so much for videoing your expeditions!!! One day i will visit the ocean 🪸🌊...

SR. VESCONSO I ADDRESS YOU WITH THE GREATEST RESPECT THAT YOU DESERVE. YOU HAVE AN INCREDIBLE TALENT TO REACH THE DEPTHS OF THE OCEAN WHERE NO ONE HAS BEEN. I AM ADDRESSING YOU TODAY TO TELL YOU THAT YOU ARE THE MAN THAT THE LOST SUBMARINE NEEDS TO BE RESCUE. PLEASE, SIR, IF YOU CAN HELP IN THIS RESCUE, THERE IS LITTLE TIME, BUT WITH A MAN LIKE YOU, ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE. HAVE A BLESSED DAY. GOD BLESS YOU TODAY AND ALWAYS🙏🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

The sophistication of this expedition is amazing! Thank you for sharing with the rest of us who wish, oh so desperately, we could serve on that ship with you! Much love from Toronto ❤

Is there anyone else who is kind of saddened at the fact that even at the most deepest point on our planet we have have somehow managed to litter it

@lorettaslockbower5482

Жыл бұрын

Breaks my heart😕

@seanh4671

Жыл бұрын

On one hand it can be embarassing. However there is also the thought that much the same way that we have gotten to discover our history and the history of other civilizations is from its trash. The refuse that was left behind or couldn't be carted away is left to be discovered by the future seeking to understand its past. We can also take solace that if for some reason we collapse again maybe that bottle could be enough proof that we were here.

@bitterbeardedman.2968

Жыл бұрын

First thing that came to mind. Disgusting

@GodWearsGucci

11 ай бұрын

And Everest at 29, 031 ft is so littered and over crowded. Truly sad

@dalel3608

11 ай бұрын

I'd be more surprised if there wasn't litter down there, the currents should be dumping all sorts of flotsam down there.

When you do it right and safely, you get to go home at the end of the day. Much respect for Victor and RIP to those trying.

Interesting to see the bottom of the sea. I spend all my time sailing on the top 😃BTW, the lady with the T-shirt at 04:32 - Great slogan!👍👍

Incredible machine. Awesome crew. Victor is a real class act

how much I love watching these movies 🙏

Good bless you victor and crew too

Man, I wish I had the skill set to crew aboard the Pressure Drop, what an absolutely amazing crew doing incredible things. Keep up the hard work Victor, it's absolutely amazing to follow along with

@travlishallingquest5719

Жыл бұрын

Perhaps you have a skillset (or have the ability to acquire) that could be used for exploration.

@jeffstrains4014

11 ай бұрын

I think like a lot of us its just something you never really knew was there! I will consider this discovery the one for this year. Last year for me was Lake Mead when Craig got his house boat stuck I tuned in and still follow couple local channels for weekly water updates. I guess as they say the mor you know...

@xDreadheadx

11 ай бұрын

Hell I'd love to even be janitorial, cook , or plain ole scrubbing mopping painting deckhand.

Here after the Titan implosion. Fascinating exploration by this crew.

so cool! You guys are pioneers of ocean exploration!!!

So glad to see this. Wish we could have given a little more attention to the sea life.

Incredible machine able to take people that deep. Wow. I had no idea this existed.

Man I wished I could attend her lectures, I did mechanical engineering and it would be interesting to hear more on the subsea side.

Victor would be an interesting person to spend that amount of time with.

i cannot wait for you guys to find Gambier Bay! I'm really looking forward to seeing a video on it

So inspiring

Much respect to Victor for including other ethnic groups of people and give them a chance to experience the deep ocean.

Thanks sir Victor and team for the videos... watching your videos feels like we are in challenging deep already and showing us what down there,what looks like ..so amazing,...please make more videos.. thanks...❤❤

Did you considered exploring Bermuda triangle bottom? That would be interesting! So much questions about that place! Thank you for showing us something that I can just dream of for whole my life. Would be awesome if I could join your team one day. But that's just my dream. Wish you all the luck. Good people and fearless explorers! ☮️❤️

There’s one shipwreck I wish they could go looking for and that is the Andrea Gail based on the movie The Perfect Storm. I still have a reason to think it sunk somewhere southwest of sable island.

I have been watching these vids and I am fascinated. However, the Pressure Drop is amazing, the Limiting Factor is also amazing, but have 4k cameras on the landers and the LF, what you see there is even more fascinating so please instead of fancy fly bys of the pressure drop and the LF, show us the sea floor and the things you see there.

So Cool

I love that he included the native peoples in these expeditions, and it wasn’t just foreigners going down there by themselves and not caring about the natives getting to see their own lands and waters.

How does this sub compare to the OceanGate's Titan Sub who got lost?

@constantreader0947

11 ай бұрын

It comes back to the surface in one piece…

@kariannstickle2708

11 ай бұрын

They take testing and quality control seriously

@kariannstickle2708

11 ай бұрын

@@constantreader0947 OOOF 🙃

@gatorguy4204

11 ай бұрын

the pressure vessel, for one thing. limiting factor (this dsv) has a titanium spherical pressure vessel, which is just geometrically better at handling the pressures of the deep ocean. titan had a cylindrical and open pressure vessel made of carbon fiber, which is NOT a good material for withstanding pressure at depth. furthermore, limiting factor was made using purpose built parts instead of cobbled together junk. limiting factor also follows basic dsv design principles that have been around since the trieste, while oceangate decided they would completely disregard safety and would simply redesign from the ground up and ignore all standards. limiting factor is also rated for much, much deeper water than the titan ever was. it’s also been to the titanic safely.

@gatorguy4204

11 ай бұрын

in general the difference is this: the limiting factor is a good dsv, while the titan simply was not.

Love the way that guy just appears on top of the sub when it surfaces and dives 😂

14:47 benthic comb jelly?

I am a avid diver and would love to be on this expedition

MORE VIDEOS PLEASE!

I find it odd that the Navy's 1960 dive to Challenger Deep was never mentioned. Even the fact that there is only about 100 ft of difference between the two dives.

@user-zy9fr9hr1k

Жыл бұрын

there is a short film with the dive of Kelly Walsh, the son of Don Walsh, to the bottom of the Mariana Trench

@jlambe19

Жыл бұрын

that's because the current political climate is trying to erase history to fit their narrative.

@sleepwalker8600

11 ай бұрын

They took the son of the American Navy officer that was on the dive to challenger deep

@Assassin-js1jp

11 ай бұрын

@@sleepwalker8600 Yeah, Don Walsh's son Kelly dived with Victor to the Challenger Deep noted in a documentary called the Ring of Fire Expedition.

The bottle represents the carelessness of man. Contrast this to the multitude of wrecks on the ocean floor, from world wars and earlier. These are the tombs of brave sailors, explorers. Those who pushed boundaries or sacrificed for their nation and fellow man.

Victor is the Elon Musk of the seas!

Is it possible that there is a place deeper than Mariana trench? Also i wonder what is below Antarctica. The oceans are just so mesmerizing

@MissaBrevis

8 күн бұрын

Sugar, Antarctica's a continent, most of it's rock all the way down under the ice. But there have definitely been recorded dives under the ice shelves at the edges of Antarctica - I know I watched one on PBS years and years ago.

any more videos coming ?

This company is what OCEANGATE could never become.

Kammagar Sesario, for being the first Yapese to descend to the bottom of Yap trench. That means whole lot to all Yapese as well as all Micronesians and I'm very proud of you. Thats the typical thing you would see when you get to the bottom of Micronesia, either an empty can or an empty bottle of beer and that is all what the United States of America wants all the Micronesians to have or get. They don't give a shit to what Micronesia is all about. Great achievements! Thanks so much my friend.

@ryansmurda1552

11 ай бұрын

If the US doesn't give shit. Maybe they can stop taking the 100 million in US tax dollars we send them annually.

Victor is so nice.

and that's how it's done properly lads

Let me be the first one here to congratulate the two British men who designed and helped build that deep sea submersible.

@victorvescovo5773

6 күн бұрын

Here here. They are the best in the world, in my opinion.

HOW ITS DONE

Byw thats pretty cool Omega sponsored the sub , i noticed the omega name on the sub n a omega patch.. thats pretty cool. I love Omega watches i have two Omega Seamaster professional 300m one from 1999 its the original james bond 300m professional diver , and i have a new one from 2022 its 18k rose gold n stainless i love those two watches...

So when we gonna find atlantis?

❤❤❤❤

I always pictured these ultra deep trenches like slits in the ground like the Grand Canyon but like very narrow for some reason, I don’t know why that’s how I always pictured it was like a very small, narrow valley just incredibly deep.

Victor you are a true a exoplorer and you bring cultures and the human spirit to the next level. You are doing the right thing ,in safety way and with God blessing! Love from Cuba! Hopefully, one day you can bring the Limiting factor to the Cayman Trench, Bartlett Deep and Bartlett Trough.

Limiting Factor & support vessel is now owned by Inkfish.

This is what a role model looks like. Not the so called influencers on tiktok

You got to the bottom of the ocean and the first thing you find is a discarded beer bottle, thats crazy.

@redciroc1211

11 ай бұрын

Mannnn I was looking for this comment smh Heineken rolling around his grave,a beer bottle at the bottom of the sea smh

I know the comments are inevitable, but there is literally NO comparison between this Team and the recent tragedy. This is science, this is technology, not tourism. As much as I'd love to experience something like this, the footage captured by experts is enough of a discovery for me, leave it to the professionals.

has no one noticed the anime posters at 8:39?

What are the surface weights that they talk about? Is that like some large weight that they drop off and leave at the bottom? More trash? Every video watched where they dive, they talk about releasing the surface weight.

@victorvescovo5773

6 күн бұрын

The surface weight is made of biodegradable steel. Ocean bacteria actually eat it as a food source. It will take time, but eventually it will vanish.

Basically they super engineered a titanium shell certified to 14km. After that everything is gravy.

and the Flag of the Explorers Club casually hanging there :), saltutaions fellow Explorer, i always dreamed a Member of the Explorers club, but for a small scale County Archeologist like me thats a distant dream

Looking at my beer* One day you will go to the deepest depths of the ocean.

I garuntee one day they will come across a part in one of out oceans where its so much deeper than the challanger deep... there is places in our oceans that ships havent even been to... ya kno and that goes for all of our oceans. Thing is how deep can this sub go???? What if they find a trench that goes twice or maybe 3 times then challenger...? 🤔 wonder if they would attempt it??

@anakinB11

11 ай бұрын

They tested the submersible to withstand 20% more pressure than it is in the challenger Deep, so thry should be fine to 12000m

I hope they can able to find the wreckage of the HMS vampire the in WW2

Shoutout to the random-ass bottle lol

that yuengling beer bottle made in deeper than oceangate titan...........

Shout out to OSU!

Alright, who ripped one @6:12

Petty they stopped posting videos

I wonder what the ticket on this baby cost

Is it just me or does the beer bottle everyone has been talking about still have the paper label on it, and almost definitely came from the research ship...

Dawn clearly has the qualifications and merit to EARN a spot on the crew and in the sub. Why does the color of her skin matter? Does her increased melanin make the sonar perform better?

Would have been nice if the submersible had been equipped to remove the bottle. Saddens me to see trash in the ocean like that. Especially when its in such a remote area.

🍺 bottle at the bottom of the ocean 😂😂😂

Soon you will discover some new unidentified submerged objects coming up from beneath the ocean floor. 👽 Just act normal. Without claws extended.

Who drink beer in the deep !!!

Not one off brand PlayStation controller to be found in their submarine

Lol a yuengling🎉🇺🇸

2:12 It's hit or miss with a toothbrush in Guam it seems.

@velocitywot9573

11 ай бұрын

He’s not from Guam and it’s betelnut stain from the betelnut that’s chewed in that region. But thank you for your comment. His ancestors were crossing the worlds largest ocean using the celestial body before yours accidentally found the new world.

@domtanko7160

11 ай бұрын

@@velocitywot9573 We arrived with white teeth.

@velocitywot9573

11 ай бұрын

@@domtanko7160 sure you did, dem yellow teeth and millions of you dead due to the black plague. The rest of the world was more sanitary it seems. Oh damn the toilet wasn’t even invented in Europe.

5:52 it’s absolutely disgusting that the deepest part of the ocean the first thing that they see is a damn glass bottle but at the same time pretty cool but the glass made it that far down but still disgusting. I guess an empty glass bottle wouldn’t be affected by the pressure and explode, like if it had been a full glass bottle with a cap.

Wow, an empty bottle on the bottom...

So.. no false bottom leading to megalodon. ok cool.. 🙃

@supers0nic77

11 ай бұрын

At least not in that area. However, jason statham should have been somewhere on standby just in case they need someone to punch a megalodon.

Its really nothing interesting on the floor its like a desert just filled with water nice and smooth

@victorvescovo5773

6 күн бұрын

Well, I would disagree. There is life down there utterly unlike what exists on the surface of the Earth. What we found down there probably bears more resemblance to what we will find on other planets than what we find on the Earth's surface. We are building tools to find life not just here, but potentially on other planets under insane levels of pressure..

it amazes me people still think a ancient shark could exist down in a trench,its a nuclear wasteland down there,life must be harsh as hell to exist down there

a true sign of how awful humans are for this planet...they go down to the deepest place and theres a beer bottle...cause of course we littered

@motionsick

11 ай бұрын

The ocean will be just fine.

Literally the first thing you see is human garbage 🤦‍♂️ terrible

White knighting is a little cringe on this expedition.

It is worthless to go down there To go watch a memorial site no way No contribution whatsoever

Again, her skin colour should have nothing to do with it. Do you know why she should be included? Not because she's a woman or black, but because she's esteemed in the field. Do you want an egalitarian, fair society? I assume you do. So stop talking about people's immutable characteristics as if they matter. Do you know what it's called when you judge someone based on their immutable characteristics such as age, gender or race? It's called *discrimination.* I was set to sub your channel, but in two videos in a row now I've seen you discriminate based on race and gender, not merit, even though both are deserving of credit on their work (I would guess, anyway). Why are you in the ideological trap when you're ostensibly about science. Such a shame. You choose these people because of things they can't change and didn't choose rather than acknowledge their _actual_ effort. Shame on you. The only reason you included them is as tokens to your pathology.

@UnitSe7en

Жыл бұрын

@@rockyrocker23 Don't confuse my intention. I'm not speaking on their behalf, I'm speaking of my own contempt at them all.

@caladanoceanic3432

Жыл бұрын

Dr. Dawn Wright was there as Chief Scientist of ESRI and a world-renowned expert in ocean mapping. ESRI and Dr. Wright had supported previous expeditions and it was absolutely appropriate for her to operate the first full ocean-depth sidescan sonar in the same place the Trieste dove in 1960. In the same way that a (male, Caucasian) citizen of France was the sonar operator when we went searching for the Samuel B. Roberts - because he was the most experienced person for that specific mission. The best person for this mission, and one who had supported many of our previous diving expeditions, was sitting in the right-hand seat.

@timwalling3101

Жыл бұрын

you gotta admit though it would have been better if she was a fat lesbian black chick named steve

@dclover285

Жыл бұрын

@@caladanoceanic3432 you kind of missed his point…

@MissPrissWorld

Жыл бұрын

It’s historic and it SHOULD be mentioned. It’s also disgusting that it IS history-making in 2022. Bravo to both of these brilliant scientists for PARTNERING to continue to break barriers and exceed expectations. This does my heart proud for all of the young scientists of color who will now be able to look at this and SEE what they can be: brilliant scientists discovering new places in the deepest parts of our planet. I’m floored at how easy it is for someone to come in here and find fault with something so epic and positive. So quick to apply “discrimination” INCORRECTLY because it’s not all about you and you. This is encouraging and uplifting and there is NO DISCRIMINATION to be found. Who is even being discriminated against? Someone more qualified than her? That’s why he RESTATED her top notch credentials. Shame on you. Ick.

"I practiced yesterday" This was a diversity hire. Very dangerous.

@JKLyons

11 ай бұрын

Very offensive comment... You deserve an award. How You found something to hate on this channel is beyond my ability to comprehend.

@mcnewbs60

11 ай бұрын

@@JKLyons Because people die. Facts don't care about your feelings.

@mcnewbs60

11 ай бұрын

@@JKLyons Also, what is offensive. It was an objective statement.

@ryansmurda1552

11 ай бұрын

Ask Oceangate how well diversity hires work. They were very proud of not hiring old white males as sub techs. I dont understand it. You should want the best most qualified no matter their race or skin color.

Wait, I don't understand how that bottle didn't implode? I'm confused.

@kevpwhite

11 ай бұрын

It isn’t full of air. It is full of water so it isn’t pressurized. It isn’t the water that kills you it is the pressure from the outside when you are in a air pocket.