FANTASTIC FIRST CLASS EXPLANATIONS LEARNT A LOT

I’m not a diver, sailor, or will ever be one. But.. common sense says.. one way in, one way out. Unsinkable.. what a slap to karma’s face.

Good and interesting overview. They should have SAT divers for this one. Way too limited on bottom time diving mixed gas at that depth. I'm sure it's just a matter of $$. You should put a link in to the story of the S. African cook stuck in the air pocket. Fascinating story of survival in an air pocket at depth. Also it was perfect for a saturation dive team, as they were able to keep him under pressure and de-sat. safely.

no a feeler gauge. just an aluminium ruler

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Fantastic Video! Thank You!

Great Production of detailed imfo..First time here subbed just for your effort research..Pensacola,,

All roads lead to 0rsini and R0s€nB€RG.. luiss.. when the CIA intelligence agencies are involved they can make anything sink

Insurance job

41:20 That's not a feeler gage! it's a folding rule.

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Zero water tight doors and bad design ....simples

I must disagree with your assessment of the builder of the yacht, he’s only going on the offensive out of necessity’s given the lawsuits that were filed almost immediately following the sinking of the yacht. It’s not only his reputation but his livelihood on the line. Idk if he’s right but he makes a good point about the other ships being aware of the inclement weather and preparing.

9:09 “The Bayesian has a retractable keel” Pictured is what is often called a centerboard which moves about a pivot. The Bayesian has a lifting keel which is raised and lowered straight up and down. Lifting keels often incorporate a ballast weight at the bottom of the keel. The centerboard is just the weight of the board.

3:28 That spiral staircase is a fabulous piece of craftsmanship, but in a seaway with pitching and heel, deadly. I don’t see a handrail, and if there is a big gust, and you are part way down those beautiful iroko steps, it looks like you would be free-launched.

excellent video

I find it hard to believe trained rescue divers can only use air.

Narco do not affect your vocals ... Helium does..

Best analysis, but even if that hull would be made PROFESSIONAL and compacted in high pressure and sterilised chamber (as carbon parts in FIA racing cars and aeronautic of nasa) to avoid those gaps in adhesive, that coupling between carbon tube and titanium ring using GLUE only will never survive too much. Yes that was PURE criminal IMBECILITY, not only stupidity as you trying to say.

Thank you for this information. I'm sure this was alot of work for you to do I liked the video and subscribed.

This vessel should have 2 shorter masts instead of one ridiculously tall one. That's all I have to say.

Sounds like there was a lot more on that boat then in the safe. Crazy.

Sorry mate i had to give up watching the video… so much information without any serious conclusion….

Mob hit!

Many subway cars have a problem with the sliding connecting doors, at each end of the car, opening and slamming closed as people pass through while the train is rocking. The problem was solved pre-WW2 by using an automatic gravity latch at the top of each door. Once it slides closed, it stays closed. But simply twisting the door handle unlocks it as you open the sliding door. The same latches would have kept the sliding doors on the Bayesian closed. If the designer thinks the problem is unsolvable, he's at least 75 years behind the times. He screwed up big time if those doors couldn't be kept under control.

Sir your podcast is to long ,make it shorter and more will watch good bye

You missed my point which is that this vessel had a lifting keel, goes straight up into the hull, not on a hinge. Functions as you explain for sailing, not usually used at anchor to prevent capsizing and would normally be fully "lifted" in shallower water 3:59

To mate z toho hnusnyho policejního kokainu…. V Bohnicich už čekají…😂

According to initial info , the first divers da went down to fifty meters where speleo divers readily available near by. Their Equipment Is not intended for Deep diving.

Teseo Tesei was an Italian naval officer and inventor, known for creating the human torpedo, also called the "Maiale" (Italian for "pig") His contributions are honored by the Italian Navy through the **Comando Raggruppamento Subacquei e Incursori "Teseo Tesei" (COMSUBIN)**, which translates to the **Divers and Raiders Group Command "Teseo Tesei" This unit is the Italian Navy's special operations force, specializing in underwater and raiding operations

the way i was taught as a kid was left and port both have 4 letters easy to remember

has anyone in US history ever posted a $100 million dollar bail?

CIA SINKED THAT BOAT AND RUN OVER THE OTHER GUY WOKE UP

Thank you for this amazing informative video. This gives me a bit of hope regarding the fuel's removal.I grew up at sea, sailed since the age of 8 and worked on luxury yachts in the Med and Caribbean (when I was younger). I am really into this.story. I just want to know everything about what really happened. I am from Sicily and I saw the Bayesan sailing towards Porticello last August. Everyone with eyes and ears could see a big storm coming, they sailed there to protect themselves from the storm. Considering the 45 degrees downfloding angle it means that the Bayesan wasn't a real sailing boat, the design is definitely faulty. I am really sorry for the people that lost their life.

SIC Money......

Why do they want to bring it up to the surface. Being so expensive..

Although it was initially reported to have been hit by a waterspout, it is now very widely believed that it was in fact a downburst.

interesting detail here. Will be very interested to see the hull lifted.

It doesn't look very unsinkable to me. Looks extremely sinkable.