Had no idea you were involved with this stuff for real! :D Nice. Ended up going down a rabbithole of underwater footage at later dates, and go pro footage from within the ship as it sank... wonder how they do this though? Explosives? Seems like the footage missed a few frames when they did whatever they had to do to sink this.
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It's been ages since I've last been diving but hopefully I'll get to go see it in person some day if I get down to Florida again. I think in this case they had a tug pull alongside and pumped water in until the waterline reached some of the holes in the hold. I know with some of the larger vessels they've used explosives.
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Nice!
Aha, a bit less destructive a method then.
Would be awesome for sure. Seemed like plenty of plaques on the cabin wall in the underwater footage one, but they never really zoomed in. Now how to find stuff like this to crowdfund hmm, being eternally inscribed on an underwater monument seems like the way to go...
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Upvotes for downboats!