Thank you so much for NOT ruining this great video with music! Something I have always wanted to know is, do commercial divers ever have trouble with dangerous marine life?

Deep seais way scarier than space. Predators.

Crazy how these guys manage to get their massive testicles through that hatch. 🤯

Can anyone explain what the sound we hear at 0:00, 0:08 and 0:12 is caused by? Is it the heliox being injected into the diver's helmet? Does a small amount of heliox get injected every single time the diver inhales, or just every so often? Thank you!

Thank you for your job its dangerous good luck

Wow amazing

I just wonder: how does it feel? Like the water must be under so much pressure also? Does it feel more viscous down there? Or is that a stupid question? 😅 idk much about physics

This is one of the most rarest jobs in the world, not easy to get

4:08 Why is there steam or vapour as he gets back into the bell?

I’d like to convince myself I’d have the gumption to do this job, but then I think about the reality of being a sat diver for 0.00005 seconds and my gumption goes bye bye.

This is so scary 🫣.

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Very nice video ! What was the depth ?

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I've seen horror movies way less scary than this. Terrifying 😱

Wow.....almost like being on the surface of another planet. Talk about a truly alien world. It takes a special kind of person to do this for a living.

Cool! Are underwater currents a problem? How do you deal with kicked up silt?

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Your videos are fantastic! We're currently making a video about Chris Lemons and his amazing survival story. I would love to use some of your footage with permission to explain how saturation diving works, as there is not alot of HD content found on KZbin at the moment. Our channel is Thoughty2. Let me know what you think! Cheers, Jack

question, do the divers have hor water circulation in the suit? Because i see they are kind of lightly dressed..

I dont care what the supposed technical criteria is. You are aquanauts.

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Crazy how technology still is primitive to explore the abyss but we can explore space 😅. Ill always call bullsht on space exploration

Not something for the claustrophobic....

Beyond having to move between rental apartments, this is the scariest thing.

Amazing footage, the music not so much. The rawest the best.

Wow this is so amazing, I cannot find too much footage of saturation diving, man you are brave!!! I found this so fascinating

Are they not wearing gloves? I thought the water would be too cold for bare skin. No offense but I think more money needs to go into remote operated vehicles that are human sized or smaller to do this work. This would not only get more people to get employed but undersea exploration/exploitation would expand dramatically. It would also get rid of a lot of the danger not only to the body but the mind. I am not claustrophobic but wearing that equipment and working there would give that condition to me. I wonder how many people that try to enter that field flunk out due to freaking out during training or their first real dive

I see these guys and then I see the social media influencers and I dislike the second ones even more. All my respect for these brave men.

These guys are the real astronauts. Nasa is masonic garbage.

Suddenly... one of the divers is missing! The others frantically look around but they can't see anything! Until one of them suddenly saw a movement further up in the dark! when he pushed himself closer to investigate, a sudden giant tentacle wraps around his body and pulls him into the deep and dark... The last thing he saw before everything went dark was a giant mouth full of sharp teeth that was fastly closing in on him! "AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHH"!!!!

Hey i have a few questions... im not a very experienced diver though (im only 14 lol) so if this seems ignorant im sorry. Do you use heliox while diving this deep? And is that a warm water suit you are wearing while going down the diving bell? what depth are you at and what task are you doing at the ocean floor? Lastly how long is your decompression obligation at that depth?

No one: 0:34 at full volume: *THX noises*

No need to swim, just climb up the lifeline.

There was actully a horrific accident on an oil rig on Ocean gate or put in dolphin oil rig accident its a horrible accident

When you getting back and go from water to the first container, how they make it without getting water with them inside? Pressure also?

This is what I want to do! Looks awesome

I had no idea this job existed. I just found out last year. I’m mesmerized and terrified. Many kudos to those taking on this job! I hear it’s taxing but earns a high salary! I ei see if the rivers have an average life expectancy. Will be researching.

My son wants to do this. We live on the coast in the Scottish highlands and the Royal Navy send their divers here during training. He’s been wanting to dive since he was tiny and I’m happy with his choice but I wish he’d go to the Navy and train with them and work for a few years before considering private sector work.

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Wow that looks fun, i really want to become a sat diver since i was in a high school, what is the requirement and the cost for the training to joining this job?

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There is like no room in there

I don't know how u do it. Very brave to do a job like that. An insight into how humans do the work to keep us all going, from the bottom of the sea. I had no idea how the miles of pipes were put together. I think I thought lots of robotic submersibles were involved. How wrong I was.

tiring job with cramp spaces. stressful