Want to travel through an ocean trench in a submarine

[trout]

Then there is David sneaking up on you and gathering intelligence.

[SubICman]

Underhull runs......hmmmmmmm

[He Who Shall Not Be Named]

Underhull runs......hmmmmmmm

A type-15 specialty.

[CarsonLynn]

I wonder how this thing can be so captivating and scary at the same time. Thanks for sharing the photos. You know, I have a fear of depth. That’s why I never swim, where I can’t feel the ground under my feet. Btw last summer, when we went to Nice, France, I went scuba diving according to the recommendation on simply-france.com. At that moment, I had mixed feelings, too: I felt both wonderful and scared simultaneously. Still, I think I managed to overcome my fear then. So, I’m very curious to see that submarine rests IRL. Is it possible, actually?

[kalilougate]

Wow, you attached gorgeous photos. It would be great to dive there and see those things with my own eyes. It's a pity that the pressure is too high for people to be on that depth. All my life, I dreamed of going on a cruise in the ocean and trying freediving there. This year my dream will become true because I decided to go on vacation with my girlfriend and make her proposal on a cruise. I think it's a great idea because she always wanted to go to the ocean. Now I research Cruise Timetables to find the perfect vacation variant for us. I hope that next summer won't be any restrictions on covid and we'll have a good vacation

[SethSmall]

Finding the right balance between protection and affordability is key when it comes to travel cases.

[PerryShark]

Exploring ocean trenches like the "Toras Twins" in a submarine sounds like an incredible adventure! However, chartering a submarine for such a journey is exceedingly rare and typically reserved for scientific research or military operations due to the immense challenges and risks involved. Ocean trenches are some of the most remote and extreme environments on Earth, with immense pressures, extreme darkness, and unpredictable conditions that make navigation treacherous.However, if you're seeking adventure and exploration, there are plenty of other exciting options available! Consider visiting theme park in america, where you can embark on thrilling rides, immersive experiences, and family-friendly entertainment.

[He Who Shall Not Be Named]

Exploring ocean trenches like the "Toras Twins" in a submarine sounds like an incredible adventure! However, chartering a submarine for such a journey is exceedingly rare and typically reserved for scientific research or military operations due to the immense challenges and risks involved. Ocean trenches are some of the most remote and extreme environments on Earth, with immense pressures, extreme darkness, and unpredictable conditions that make navigation treacherous.However, if you're seeking adventure and exploration, there are plenty of other exciting options available! Consider visiting theme park in america, where you can embark on thrilling rides, immersive experiences, and family-friendly entertainment.

LOL. The world's oceans get nastier the deeper you go. No joy ride that trip into what amounts to a very cold hell. Most Hollywood stuff (maneuvering within the tight confines of underwater canyons!) is pure bull-****.

You beat me to the punch with the above comment... you sinical, rational, funny guy, you! A good laugh with my morning poison... err... coffee.

David
Who's seen the dream and the reality of it

[Fishb0y]

On my first boat, we inadvertently navigated out of the "Nav's Steaming Box" during a POMCERT... that was a lot of excitement!