When you don’t cut corners 🫶🏿

This sub cost $37m to build, it's a masterpiece, it could dive to 10000m every day and never have an issue

Victor and the team showed us really how it's done professionally. These guys are just killing it in deep ocean dives..

I love the look on her face as she boarded the Limiting Factor! Pure joy!. "...pretty excited, I feel really calm...I feel like I'm going home..." And her smile when she returned to the surface, and the Support Vessel - just what I needed to jolt me out of the funk I've been in since the Titan loss. A restoration of confidence in our technology, engineering, and scientific method. It works fine, when we do it right. Thank you, Victor, and bless you, Nicole - ALOHA! Congratulations - Caladan Oceanic! BRAVO!

Congratulations Nicole! Kudos to Victor - America's Richard Branson, for having the vision for making Limiting Factor a reality and for arranging this expedition.

She was such a great choice for someone to bring down....A person with expertise and deep deep reverence for the ocean.

As a daughter of the Mariana Islands,, this makes me so happy to know that a Pacific Islander was given the opportunity to experience such a rare opportunity.

I have a fear of deep water, heights, big underwater structures, but maybe even I could dive in this machine ( as a passenger). It looks really safe and well-designed. An inspiring video! 😊😊

The idea of extra submersibles with cameras and lighting being dropped, to record the Limiting Factor descending and ascending, is brilliant. Also its helpful because its not pitch black if lights are there. Just brilliant.

This is how it’s supposed to be done ✅.. This is true professionalism and one of the most brilliant submersibles ever built… The only way to explore those depths is with this type of vessel.. It’s State of the art .., Certified, and proven over and over and over .. Well done 😊

Victor is a great person wow. What an incredible mentor! Excited to teach, he shook her hand when they landed! like! UGH :( this is so freaking sweet. I really wish I took a different route in life. This is too cool. This is amazing.

This is real science not some billionaires toy. So glad Gabe is ensuring this company keeps supporting research that will help us all

That sub is sitting down there at 36,000 feet with triple the force of the depth of the titanic. Idk how you build a sub to do that but wow. I’m gonna see how that thing is built. Titan ocean gate should have learnt from these guys

This little fella is amazing. I can't even imagine Ocean Gate's take on design that'd be intended for such depths but it would probably be something in the lines of yep just slap on 5 extra inches of carbon fiber past its shelf life. Surely that will hold, what could go wrong.

It's crazy to see how much more spacious the pilot chamber is when compared to the one seen in the Deepsea Challenger submersible used by James Cameron. That one looked hella cramped!

CONGRATULATIONS VICTOR AND THANKYOU FOR YOUR AMAZING RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT FOR MAKING THIS MASSAVE PROJECT HAPPEN REALLY AMAZING

This is one of the best teams and designers in the industry!!!!! Love you guys stay safe! Much love and respect!

Having seen this video I will go inside this sub any day all day. It makes what Oceangate did looks like child's play.

Viktor is a legend.. stockton should have learnt from these guys not worked against them

She has s lovely spiritual connection to the ocean and her ancestors. Everyone should have the opportunity to feel like that I think.

"The first Micronesian to dive to the Challenger Deep", as if people from most countries had already been there lol

I really like the diverse group of people he brings on these trips, seeing their reactions has been my favorite part of these videos.

Spectacular! Together, we can do more amazing things compared to what we can do when apart.

Man you are living the dream! Aquanauts at work!

amazing to witness the beauty of the Ocean and at such depth, unbelievable.

Wow, super inspirational! Way to go!

Very cool , it can be safe fun and a valuable experience when all the precautions are taken seriously.

Wait... 19 people before this had been to the bottom of Challenger Deep? I was only aware of 4. When did these other expeditions take place? Is there any publicly available footage?

So Awesome!!

Victor, true adventurer and amazing preparation

Amazing! Wow. Really what an incredible experience

That's awesome!

this sub is amazing!

Man victor is such a cool dude. I love that LF has 2 seats! so sick!

No one can ever say she is shallow.

Congratulations Nicole for that magnificient ones in lifetime experience going down to the bottom of the chellenger deep

Now this is an expedition done right. This man didn't make the sub to make money. He made it to empower others. True respect!

Wow it’s amazing when you can feel the love one has for something

I just loved it when she gave the 'Hang Loose' gesture. I haven't seen that for a while. Well done, gal...

This is what being human is about. Pushing the boundary of what is possible for all mankind.

I want to go Victor!

Wonder how well Stockton rushs design would handle that dept of 30 thousand fret?

I saw the construction video of this wonderful machine, the shere coming out of the external fuselage, 8:00. What a marvel. At 5:54, everything seems so calm, and quiet inside and outside, and still it mesmerizes me that at every millisecond the sphere is constantly holding the world to stop those two persons from vaporizing. Congratulations from doing things right, you just can't cut corners on this subject. RIP everyone on ocean gate titan

I love how fearlessly Nicole went on this adventure. She surely carries the attributes of her ancestors well.

Wow one of the few on our planet to go so deep more people have probably walked on the moon.

It cost around 3.5 million dollars to visit deepest part of ocean

Please can someone explain to me what this is actually about? How is it like returning to her home (as she put it)? How is for her ancestors? No one had ever been there before. The Challenger Deep is in the ocean territory of the Micronesia. That's it right?

And Hamish Harding had already done deep sea dives with this guy but went for the guy that cut corners

Love you guys. …but you sure love those slow motion walking shots :)

She was the perfect size for the shuttle❤

Amazing and beautiful as well ❤🎉😇👌

37 million for this craft seems like a bargain. It's amazing what humans can achieve.

What an amazing experience for this Lady ! But Its absolutely heartbreaking to think Hamish did this as well I’ve watched his trip down to challenger deep and just knowing he went in to that titan submersible is just devastating 😢

While oceangate proceduce at very cheap and hurriedly done without being certified by the expert, the most expensive part was the recovery of the submersable parts 😂

What an amazing sub and sooo much more room than James Cameron’s deep sub.

glad you got your mud samples

Thank you Nicole yamase.Om shanti.

I admit I would go down there with them if I could and I'm happy for her.

how come there is radio communication when they said they titan couldn't the used sound??? did i miss something?

Insane

5:13 AaaawwwWWwwwWWWWWwwww...Very cute!!!

How does Limiting Factor talk to the mothership from that depth? I thought communications at that depth were really hard for radio signals?

Now if you look at this. This sub is designed to operate at 11000 meters, if i am nost mistaken actuall crush deepth is 14000m, so it can go for almost 3.9 kilometers more. Titan reached Titanic which was on 3.8km 6 times, each time there were problems. It was never certified to reach even that deepth. If you invest enough money and time and you certified your submersible to reach depth you built it for. With good maintanance there should be no problems. Yes there is always, always possibility that something will go wrong and again it doesnt mean that it will actually. OceanGate made so many mistakes, and unfortunatley it end bad for five people. Frankly if i would look at myself. No matter how safe any submersible is, there is no way i would ever step in one.

It has more than “one” button.

keep going

this sub went 3 times the depth of the titanic

Back in the days i always thought subs had to be rounded just like military subs look like a cigarette. Now i've been told otherwise. Which tells me once again there cant be that enormous pressure down there.

What a weird looking sub... I love it.

0:07 I'm a little confused by the Marshall Island flag here. Is that where the ship is registered?

What is the purpose of this

C'est passionnant tout celà. Mais qui finance ?

A lady who respects herself

Titan was indeed a joke just like the owner Rush

Ocean gate should build like this lmao

look how high tech it is inside lol

do they take cyanide capsules just in case?

She's cute.

Wow you mean to tell me her ancestors have lived in the pacific ocean for centuries and she never once visited Challenger deep? What have they been doing all this time? 🙃

Good for him for keeping his passenger safe

In this sumergible you see all the high tech unlike ocean greedy Gate

Congrats on being the first Native American to do that how cool

Why have we not heard about James Cameron’s trip ?

2:15: “Growing up, I’ve always been surrounded by the water.” By contrast, I’ve always been surrounded by the beer. *That* may be the reason why I’m so desperately unsuccessful, compared to these people. 🤪

This young lady should have chosen Titan to go that deep instead of this machine.

Triton Subs: James Cameron owns a small part of this company

Deepest gratitude? Pun intended? ;)

4:43 ladies first, no?

Is the passenger trained how to pilot in case of an emergency?

how in mother's earth name can those fish live down there? talk about resilience 😮

Better submersible than that titan 🤷

Still waiting for the first one-armed, gay, midget dive. How long???!!!!!!

Я тоже хочу с Виктором так❤❤❤❤

I would like to see a Tin Can taped and dived to 12K ft

The main bummer about this thing only fitting two people is...who you gonna blame if you fart?

I like how her whole identity relies on her race. Truly inspiring.

oceangate = wish submersible

For any curious about the terms: the deep pacific region of Oceania is indigenously inhabited by those collectively called broadly part of the Austronesian group of cultures; theres 3 main subregions which themselves have actually equivalent demonyms (names of cultural groups): Micronesia(ns), Polynesia(ns), and Melanesia(ns). So while as a Micronesian, she is not a polynesian like say native Hawaiians, they are part of the same broader like, metagroup. So fir example, when she expresses pride at the mentioned Hawaiian professor of Polynesian heritage, theyre NOT just part of the same kinda nebulously defined "cultural group", but the two are related. E.G. micronesia and polynesian are NOT interchangeable, but do share a broader kinship; for an oversimplified analogy, imagine an Iriquois person inspired by say a Sioux scoentist. Theyre not the same, and each of the two grojpings can actually be even further broken down into specific tribes, but there still may be some level of camaraderie between the 'cultural cousins' so to speak, especially in modern era where both kinds of broadly austronesian peoples have often faced related challenges, exploitation, and downright oppression in many ways

we all know why we are here

So, they didn't have to abort 7 times in a row and then go home and next year abort some 4 times more because of issues.

I thought a heard a reference to Aliens Combat Drop. “Dive Dive Dive Dive” = “Five Five Five Five” 😅👍🏻