Well, after all the excitement of placing the drones into the water, predicts me how

suppose the good feelings that it lasts for a long because within a few minutes of reaching

it's severed at 3,000 meters, the drone started behaving irregularly, it was struggling,

it was struggling to maintain its course and position and it was clear that one of the

propellers, one of the propulsion systems was malfunctioning.

So it came, it came all the way back up to the surface and then we had some issues

retrieving it and then we fixed the payload, put a new drive system in, we sent it back

down and that time we reached about a thousand meters at which point it freaked out.

That's the best way I think I can use to describe what happened.

It freaked out and it was not happy and we had to haul it back up by its tether.

We have now, the sawed engine is all the way from Sweden, the world's two most relaxed

and awesome guys, quietly.

Whilst everyone, people like me, the Anglo-Saxons were panicking running around like Linnisix,

they took it apart, they looked at it, they fixed it, now it's been put back in the

water a third time, it's now on the bottom, we're all gathered, looking at screens, looking

at data, coming up, it seems to be working, we are, as of 10 minutes ago, we are now serving

the sea bed, this is very exciting news.