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register for our blog and join the Progressive Army. The Benjamin Dixon Show to register for our blog and join the Progressive Army. How many hours of oxygen are left that you know of or that you can estimate right now on the submersible?

And is it a past, does that have to be approved or regulated for so

first of all it's an estimate right because we know from the the data we were

using as a starting point was 96 hours. We know at this point were approximately about 40, 41 hours.

Yes.

And does it have to be approved or regulated.

There's some person that go through anything

that you know of.

Yeah, I'm not sure of the exact technical piece of that.

We know there's about 40 hours of breathable air left based on that

initial report again that was just the initial report based on 96 hours from

when the vessel... That's the sound of US Coast Guard officials updating the press on the

search and rescue efforts to recover the expedition vessel known as the Titan which

was lost or rather lost contact with its support ship,

just one hour and 45 minutes into its dive, its expedition dive that started on Sunday.

They were attempting to travel some 13,000 feet below the surface

in order to visit the wreckage and explore the wreckage of the Titanic

and just some one hour and 45 minutes into the dive on Sunday the support ship lost contact with them.

I have more audio about a previous expedition from the same company, same ship that lost contact with his team just a year ago.

And also some audio that really explains how risky this was from the beginning particularly with the design of the ship

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