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Now, the submarine, the submersible, there is a difference.

A submersible has less ability underwater to control itself, less power, less less less less.

You've got to pretty much figure it's over.

It was said it had 96 hours of oxygen when it left.

If it's 96 hours, they would have run out of oxygen about four hours ago.

Now, experts will tell you,

that's just a number on paper. It can really vary. And usually when they say it varies,

it'll end up being less because under tremendous stress, it could be used up faster. Now,

the other thing is, it may have just hit the bottom, crashed something where it just hasn't been around for the last

couple days. It was just everybody might have been killed days ago. However, they did hear that

noise, that knocking every 30 minutes, but who knows what that was. They have no idea where it is.

I guess the most interesting thing is that you can communicate from anywhere.

You know, even when, and this is years ago in 1969, when Neil Armstrong landed on the moon,

he could contact us and we could talk, NASA could talk to him.

They could have a conversation back and forth by radio.

They could talk.

You would think that there'd be some way that they could communicate with the surface, but it's so deep underwater.

This is not like normally going down in the ocean 500 feet or 1,000 feet.

This is 13,000 feet.

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