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It's the night of March the 30th, 2011.

150 kilometers off the coast of Western Australia, the deep blue of the ocean stretches as far as the eye can see.

It's a clear evening. The moon bounces off the water, reflecting ripples of light

onto the steel hull of a 300-foot boat, sitting serenely amid the waves. It's quiet on deck,

nothing stirs. For this diving support vessel, the action isn't so much above as below.

Beneath the hull, two parallel cables run directly down into the murky depths.

At the end of them, sits a pill-shaped diving bell about as wide as a double mattress, coated in a protective cage of thick metal

pipes. Out and away from this wardrobe-sized submarine run two more cables made up of color-coded

wires, twisted like licorice. These umbilical cords snake off in different directions, suspended in the inky underworld.

And at the other end of one of these cables, floating like an astronaut in deep space,

his 36-year-old commercial diver, Richard Bradley.

Today, Richard is cleaning the anchoring system for an oil tanker.

The tanker itself is in Singapore, unloading its cargo, giving Richard and his team a window to perform routine maintenance on the turret mooring.

A semi-permanent, submerged metal boy large enough to hold a tanker in place.

A seasoned saturation diver with over 15 years experience.

For Richard, this is just another day in the office.

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