The Vityaz deep-sea autonomous vehicle first reached the bottom of the Mariana Trench

The Russian autonomous uninhabited underwater vehicle Vityaz made an ultra-deep dive into the Mariana Trench. The immersion took place on May 8 and was dedicated to the 75th anniversary of the Great Victory. This was reported in the press service of the Foundation for Advanced Research (FPI).

On May 8, 2020 at 22:34 Moscow time, the Russian autonomous uninhabited underwater vehicle Vityaz plunged to the bottom of the Mariana Trench. Vityaz sensors recorded a depth of 10 thousand 28 meters

- said in a statement.

The FPI said that during the dive, the device made mapping, photo and video shooting of the seabed, in addition, a pennant was installed at the bottom of the Mariana Trench, dedicated to the 75th anniversary of Victory in the Great Patriotic War.

The length of stay at depth, excluding diving and ascent, was three hours.

As emphasized in the FPI, Vityaz, in contrast to foreign underwater vehicles, is a fully autonomous uninhabited underwater vehicle using elements of artificial intelligence. It is part of a deep-sea diving complex, the development of which began in 2017. The complex includes: an autonomous uninhabited vehicle, a deep-sea bottom station and control room equipment.

Comments

[Thrifty]

It was necessary to attach to him a tank filled with liberals, which we were tired of, and leave the tank at the bottom of the cavity!

[FIR FIR]

Maybe even on this day without memories of the liberals ...

10028 meters - such a depth!

[mole]

At Kursk, the depth was only 108.
And so in the 60s the Americans were the first to go down to Trieste.

[Piramidon]

Quote: Mole

At Kursk, the depth was only 108.
And so in the 60s the Americans were the first to go down to Trieste.

Even on holiday you need to lay out your dung. At least for the day you can stick a plug.

[mole]

If the eye hurts, then I'm sorry.
But why be rude?

[Oden280]

He is not rude, he is telling the truth. Do not like it - go for it.

[mole]

In this case, continue to admire the next one!
Do not you think that from year to year our achievements are made small?
We already have nothing to be particularly proud of, but what can you do with the trick? Think back a chronology back!
And first, interview the children! Ask one question! "What can you say about today's Holiday?"
I am sure many "World of wonderful discoveries" will wait!
I mean school children, but also communicate with students, be sure!
Many will definitely expand their horizons! And Oh .... T. Precisely worse than "manure" and "minuses"!
PS In the post-war years, what one could be proud of, and at the same time, despite the "curtain", the whole world applauded, went on increasing. But unfortunately, the growing, transforms, sooner or later, into a sigmoid (as smart people here suggested to me).
Everyone decides for himself. But the so-called. "achievements" are diminishing, as are awards with real achievements.

[Hagalaz]

You are clearly overexcited. The article was written in an absolutely working order, and no one from the members of the forum spawns for joy. What is the win?
People calmly launched the device, in a working order experienced some kind of technology.
This helped you to submit.

[mole]

Quote: Hagalaz

You are clearly overexcited. The article was written in an absolutely working order, and no one from the members of the forum spawns for joy. What is the win?
People calmly launched the device, in a working order experienced some kind of technology.
This helped you to submit.

You are absolutely right. Apparently indeed.
But where did I mess up? It's just an experiment. Validation check. I understand that I got into the patrimony of the state, but if there is REALLY NOTHING to be proud of? What to do?

[gvozdan]

Pride is a stupid and generally harmful feeling that creates the illusion that by your membership in a certain group you have the right to honor from the achievements of the best representatives of this group. No need to be proud, you need to do and go forward.

[mole]

There’s nothing to be proud of! Although the hunt! Highly! Accustomed, brought up like that! We can, we know, we can! But only Chubais, Grefs or Grefffs and others. They broadcast something different to us.

[mole]

Tried to edit my post. From the tenth Time and made changes. The smartphone lives its own life.

[Simargl]

Quote: Mole

The smartphone lives its own life.

This is because it is liberal until the last transistor. Probably because it was made in China using American technologies (partially exported from the USSR), with their own money.

[Procyon lotor]

Quote: Hagalaz

You are clearly overexcited. The article was written in an absolutely working order, and no one from the members of the forum spawns for joy. What is the win?
People calmly launched the device, in a working order experienced some kind of technology.
This helped you to submit.

What kind of request do you ask, claiming that the article is written in absolutely working order? Well, for example, the statement that

[/ quote] "Vityaz", unlike foreign underwater vehicles, is a completely autonomous uninhabited underwater vehicle. [quote]

I am already silent about the use of elements of artificial intelligence. This is the same thing that at one time everywhere triedndeli about the use of nanotechnology. And at the expense of analogues, you can call REMUS 6000 and NEREUUS for example. The latter can act both autonomously and in conjunction with operators. Both of them saw the light more than 10 years ago.

[mole]

Quote: Piramidon

Quote: Mole

At Kursk, the depth was only 108.
And so in the 60s the Americans were the first to go down to Trieste.

Even on holiday you need to lay out your dung. At least for the day you can stick a plug.

And now, after waiting time, looking at everything. I came to the conclusion that you grabbed the hype, only then you will consume manure.
Cons on a patriotic site warp me. But we survive.

[AUL]

Quote: Mole

And so in the 60s the Americans were the first to go down to Trieste.

In fact, the Swiss. Dad Auguste with his son Jacques Picara. The Americans bought a bathyscaphe from them, but the Swiss dived into the Mariana Trench.

[Sniper Amateur]

January 23, 1960 Jacques Picard and US Navy lieutenant Don Walsh made a dive to a depth of 10 m, which was an absolute record of depth for manned and unmanned vehicles.

And it was built in Italy (why it was named that way), and finalized - in Germany.

[mole]

Quote: AUL

Quote: Mole

And so in the 60s the Americans were the first to go down to Trieste.

In fact, the Swiss. Dad Auguste with his son Jacques Picara. The Americans bought a bathyscaphe from them, but the Swiss dived into the Mariana Trench.

Does this fact matter to us?
The main thing is that the Western world was the first in this. To set records, especially in the current realities, seems to be too much for me. Those. on hype.

[mole]

Quote: AUL

Quote: Mole

And so in the 60s the Americans were the first to go down to Trieste.

In fact, the Swiss. Dad Auguste with his son Jacques Picara. The Americans bought a bathyscaphe from them, but the Swiss dived into the Mariana Trench.

In this case, the essence does not change much !?

[cniza]

PS In the post-war years, what one could be proud of, and at the same time, despite the "curtain", the whole world applauded, went on increasing. But unfortunately, the growing, transforms, sooner or later, into a sigmoid (as smart people here suggested to me).
Everyone decides for himself. But the so-called. "achievements" are diminishing, as are awards with real achievements.

Do you now understand that you, to put it mildly, got excited?

[Slavs]

Well, at least somewhere they are the first ..)))

[Sergey Averchenkov]

Hmm ... And they are the first to the moon ... It happens.

[jonht]

Trieste, let it be known to you, bathyscaphe. It is designed as a float, around a sturdy case a tank with kerosene and a complete lack of means of transportation.
And in the article about our device it is said that it didn’t just go down and carried out mapping, which indicates that the device itself performed maneuvers at a given depth, carrying out movement.
Prior to this, only bathyscaphes descended into the Marianskub hollow.

[Whowhy]

In fact, Trieste only dived for 3 kilometers. At 10 kilometers, the pressure is such that the intermolecular bonds are already beginning to shift. So this is a real achievement. Moreover, Vityaz not only dived, but also worked out a research program.
The complexity of such a dive (in terms of preparation) can probably be compared with a flight to Mars.

[de_monSher]

Picard, he was still Swiss ... *))) sort of like ... And about Vityaz - great fellows, Russia ... a good device, necessary and smart ... *))

[Foxnova]

Swiss and American to be precise

[NKT]

Some strange depth, at least one km deeper should be. Probably the journalists got it wrong.

[Slavs]

The bottom relief?

[NKT]

Yes, recent studies show that there is a fold zone with heights up to 2.5 km. But in that case, they didn't hit the bottom. The deepest point of the bottom is about 11 km.

[SHURUM -BURUM]

Where is the photo from the scene?

[figwam]

during the dive, the device made mapping, photo and video shooting of the seabed

I hope they will show us, although something may be classified.

[Bumblebee_3]

figvam (Sergey)
What may be classified, most likely, you are right. Only one thing I can not understand, what is so secret can be found at the depth of the Mariana Trench? Really "super hypersonic missiles"? Or what can be used for modern weapons?

[Piramidon]

Quote: Bumblebee_3

There is only one thing I cannot understand, what is so secret that can be found at the depth of the Mariana Trench? Really "super hypersonic missiles"? Or what can be used for modern weapons?

Testing to the maximum depths, you apparently do not take into account? Only some conspiracy theories roam in your head.

[Bumblebee_3]

Piramidon (Stepan. Russia)
You apparently did not understand my question. I was wondering why the photos and videos from the depths of the Mariana Trench are secret. That’s what I don’t understand.

[Piramidon]

Quote: Bumblebee_3

Piramidon (Stepan. Russia)
You apparently did not understand my question. I was wondering why secret photo and video from the depths of the Mariana Trench. That’s what I don’t understand.

And from what did you conclude that all this classified? Do you need a mandatory on-line broadcast from the aircraft, or what? Well, perhaps, the film crew of the Zvezda TV channel did not fit on this device. Be patient and do not run ahead of the locomotive. I think that everything that you are so eager to see will eventually be posted.

[Bumblebee_3]

Piramidon (Stepan. Russia)
The fact that everyone will lay out, I doubt it, however. It is not necessary to go online, but it is very interesting to see what is at depth, where no human has gone before. Aren't you interested in pictures from the surface of the Moon or Mars?

[Piramidon]

Quote: Bumblebee_3

The fact that everyone will lay out, I doubt however

Doubt your health, this is your right. Wait and see. But so demand momentary photos and videos ... From what hangover should everyone adapt to the desires of everyone who is present here?

[Bumblebee_3]

Piramidon (Stepan. Russia)
You are right, wait and see. Perhaps I have left this since my youth. I was fond of scuba diving, now they say - diving. I always had a desire to dive deeper. Although all the beauty under water, up to 10 meters.

[Piramidon]

Quote: Bumblebee_3

I was fond of scuba diving

I was also fond of spearfishing in my youth. Even home-made wetsuits, scuba guns and scuba gear were. Fortunately, there was much to be made of.

[Bumblebee_3]

Piramidon (Stepan. Russia)
Buddy, scuba diving is poaching. I took more pictures. Damn, what a time it was! Wetsuits themselves sewed, boxes for cameras, they themselves did. My favorite scuba gear was the AVM-1M. Ukraine-2 was not bad either. About AVM-7, heard. Crimea, Tarhankut.

[Piramidon]

Quote: Bumblebee_3

My favorite scuba gear was the AVM-1M. Ukraine-2 was not bad either. About AVM-7, heard.

My scuba gear was homemade. An eight-liter cylinder with an airplane fire system and a lung machine assembled in an alarm clock case. But I rarely used it. It’s hard to carry for the sake of a 20-30 minute swim, and there’s no where to charge on the lake. So basically a simple mask, snorkel and gun. Hands did not reach boxing, although he was fond of photography. The most beautiful is on business trips in Cuba in the Gulf of Mexico. There, even a harpoon with a rubber band was always fished.

[Bumblebee_3]

Stepan, you're in luck. And I was "not visiting". I could not even get into the countries of the socialist camp. And to be honest, I didn't even want to. The work was very exciting, as they say was "in mind and heart." Although the Crimea was enough. "We do not need a Turkish coast"

[Polite Moose]

Quote: Piramidon

My scuba gear was homemade. An eight-liter cylinder with an airplane fire system and a lung machine assembled in an alarm clock case.

Stepan! My regards. I also started with a semi-handicraft scuba gear. Two 7-liter cylinders for 150 atm. from the fire YES in the spark, the rest of the AF from AVM-1. The lung man, however, was bourgeois. And I thought about serious equipment when the guys from some dive club refused to take me and my friend for a dive, saying that we might not surface. Eh... Youth, youth.
PS Minus you obviously one of the rescuers put. Or a hunter. As you know: a diver is a rare, but very welcome prey for an underwater hunter!

[mole]

These "tests" in manual mode with a slide rule were counted in due time. So don't!

[Piramidon]

Quote: Mole

These "tests" in manual mode with a slide rule were counted in due time. So that do not!

In how. This is something new. If all the equipment went into operation only on the basis of calculations, then why do we need many years of testing and the staff of testers? Offer to give equipment to the troops without testing - you will be laughed at, and, at best, they will twist a finger at the temple.

[mole]

Thanks for the funny picture.
But just tell me why thanks to the "rulers" the USSR became Great?
There was definitely less money than now.
But there were results! Progress!
Now: flood on Twitter.

[mole]

Answer: You will not answer! It is important for you here and now to fill the pros!

[Simargl]

Quote: Mole

But just tell me why thanks to the "rulers" the USSR became Great?

The work of many with the rulers was well organized.

Quote: Mole

There was definitely less money than now.

Often the main thing is not the amount of money, but the organization (including motivation).

Quote: Mole

Now: flood on Twitter.

Because at one time they screwed up the electronics (this was before Gorbachev, if anything) and got stuck in "slide rule". Attempts to break out of processor dependence are practically unsuccessful (practically no one in the entire forum has seen the Elbrus processor live, and I think no one owns it on board the device ... but it exists).

[Mordvin 3]

Quote: Mole

There was definitely less money than now.

And in my opinion - more.

[Polite Moose]

Quote: Bumblebee_3

I just can’t understand one thing, what can be found so secret in the depths of the Mariana Trench?

There you can find objects of great historical and scientific value household items of diggers of the Mariana Trench, which are the ancestors of diggers of the Black Sea. Of particular interest is the trench tool that can work at such depths.

[mark1]

Quote: Polite Elk

Of particular interest is the trench tool that can work at such depths.

Do you want to say that BSL came to us from the depths of the Mariana Trench? This is a universal tool working at all depths and heights.

[Simargl]

Quote: Polite Elk

Of particular interest is the trench tool that can work at such depths.

No interest: while they were digging, they were not filling with water.

[Polite Moose]

Quote: Simargl

No interest: while they were digging, they were not filling with water.

What about groundwater? AND?

[Simargl]

You need to drink something.

[ximkim]

Will wait

[Uncle lee]

Quote: Thrifty

filled with liberals

Well, what volume will this tank be? And you need to put everyone!

[Insurgent]

Quote: Uncle Lee

Well, what volume will this tank be? And you need to put everyone!

Well, like a herring in a barrel

[Uncle lee]

Quote: Insurgent

barrel herring

Liberals do not want .... Outraged!

[Insurgent]

Quote: Uncle Lee

Liberals do not want .... Outraged!

And who will ask them?

[Plantagenet]

“The scouts were unloading machine guns from motor boats onto the shore. In one group, they argued: how long the barge, blackened in the distance with a wobbling spot, would last — it was impossible to see it well in the semi-darkness.
“He won't last more than five minutes.”
“Well, maybe more.”
- No way. Bet?
The new scout, who was first sent out for execution for the first time that night, looked with horror either at the barge, then at the machine guns, or at the authorities. Occasionally, his face was cramping.
- What a bet?
- On a fake core.
There was a laugh. The man of fate looked back with displeasure at his subordinates: laughter did not correspond to the formidable grandeur of the revolutionary scene.
“It is true that the Kingstones were poorly opened,” he threw abruptly, evidently flaunting a marine term. “You never know with subversive bombs either.”
- No, comrade, everyone is riddled ... Now he will drown, be calm ...
- Well ... Drowning! .. Done ... What did I say! - said several voices at once.
Indeed, the barge was completely overwhelmed. Its edge rose absurdly up and turned. Then the black spot disappeared. The scouts fell silent. The torch hissed and went out. The man of fate raised his hand high, slowly lowered it and, whistling "Internationale", went to the lighted guardhouse. "

Mark Aldanov "FLIGHT"

[knn54]

They were already drowned in ancient times, in the Black Sea.
Ecology is now suffering from hydrogen sulfide.

[Krasnoyarsk]

Quote: Uncle Lee

Quote: Insurgent

barrel herring

Liberals do not want .... Outraged!

The point is not their indignation. The point is our indecision and lack of organization.
And they are not needed in the barrel. They will be crushed at a certain depth and they will also pollute the ocean with their substance.

[Piramidon]

Quote: Uncle Lee

Quote: Thrifty

filled with liberals

Well, what volume will this tank be? And you need to put everyone!

Yes, he just wrote to collect "plus signs".

[poquello]

Quote: Thrifty

It was necessary to attach to him a tank filled with liberals, which we were tired of, and leave the tank at the bottom of the cavity!

flood not tired? and the first autonomous robot, by the way

[mole]

flood not tired? and the first autonomous robot, by the way

As much as I would not like, but I will not be surprised that the robot was of the type previously sent into orbit by the so-called. "Fedora".

[AVA77]

It will crush the tank. You can try to block up the concrete block.

[Bykov.]

Quote: Thrifty

SUBMIT COMMENT

Ecology has been dirtied, but the idea is power!

[ximkim]

but rather the video that’s at the bottom.

[Pvi1206]

what pressure is there in the water column? ... it’s hard to imagine what kind of force the apparatus was holding back ... a dive of 10 adds 1 atm. pressure .. this record is harder to set than fly into space ...

[Pashhenko Nikolay]

So 1028 atm in this case.

[Sniper Amateur]

From the school course of physics and geography - there should be somewhere 1160 atm.

[Pashhenko Nikolay]

And from practice, a dive at 10900 approximately showed 1070 atm. But do you know the salinity in that place? Have you forgotten to substitute the school formula?

[Sniper Amateur]

In practice, the immersion of Trieste on 10919 showed 1156 atm on the onboard instruments.

[A. Privalov]

Quote: Pvi1206

what pressure is there in the water column? ... it’s hard to imagine what kind of force the apparatus was holding back ... a dive of 10 adds 1 atm. pressure .. this record is harder to set than fly into space ...

The "record" dive was on January 23, 1960, when US Navy Lieutenant Don Walsh and explorer Jacques Picard, in the Trieste bathyscaphe, designed by Jacques' father Auguste Picard, sank to the bottom of the Mariana Trench.

It's not about records, but about new opportunities and prospects. Today there are already new materials, new control systems and engineering calculations. "Baltiysky Zavod" has always been a serious enterprise for the construction of deep-sea vehicles, and the Central Design Bureau "Rubin" is its brain. Well done!
Happy Holidays!

[Motorist]

If the water density is assumed to be constant (1,035 t / m³), ​​then the [not absolute] pressure at a depth of 11028 m will be approximately 1141,4 bar (1126,5 atm).

[Motorist]

By the way, in childhood I always saw 11022 meters on the maps.

[Aviator_]

The depth of 11022 m was measured by our ship "Vityaz" with an echo sounder in the early 60s, then the figure was corrected more than once, since the speed of sound depends on a lot of things - temperature, salinity, etc. The most reliable thing is with a load on a string, but you need to watch so that the rope is vertical.

[Sniper Amateur]

Well, at one time they counted more than 15 km with a "load on a string" (lot).
Depth sounder - the most reliable.
According to measurements in 2011, the greatest depth of the Challenger Abyss is 10 meters below sea level.

[Kote Pan Kokhanka]

Quote: Aviator_

The depth of 11022 m was measured by our ship "Vityaz" with an echo sounder in the early 60s, then the figure was corrected more than once, since the speed of sound depends on a lot of things - temperature, salinity, etc. The most reliable thing is with a load on a string, but you need to watch so that the rope is vertical.

With a load on a rope does not work. The rope Sergey will tear !!!
Now seriously, the chains at such depths are torn, the cables are stretched. The echo sounder or real descent of a deep-sea apparatus is relevant.

[Aviator_]

Yes, I'm just kidding. Although depths up to 5 km inclusive were measured with the help of a piano wire in the Arctic Ocean by our polar explorers in the 30s, Krenkel's memoirs (RAEM are my call signs) about this.

[garri-lin]

The thickness of the ocean is much more mysterious than near space. And much more inaccessible.

[Sniper Amateur]

what pressure is there in the water column? ... it’s hard to imagine what kind of force the apparatus was holding back ... a dive of 10 adds 1 atm. pressure .. this record is harder to set than fly into space ...

From the school course of physics and geography - there should be somewhere 1160 atm.
Well, it’s not at all accidental that the Ocean has been investigated much worse than space.

[Sardanapalus]

Well, there is no such record. Inhabited devices three times visited the bottom of the basin. Another thing is that it is OUR ... and the first plunged to such a depth.

[slipped]

device photo

The Vityaz complex includes an autonomous uninhabited apparatus, a deep-sea bottom station and control room equipment.

[KVU-NSVD]

The complex includes: an autonomous uninhabited vehicle, a deep-sea bottom station and control room equipment.

An interesting bottom station with even more interesting tasks and capabilities. And GUGI nothing to do with?

[seagull]

A time capsule was left for a couple of megatons.

[Simargl]

Quote: seagull

for a couple of megatons.

To the Japanese the answer is "whose Kuril Islands"?

[Radikal]

Quote: Thrifty

It was necessary to attach to him a tank filled with liberals, which we were tired of, and leave the tank at the bottom of the cavity!

Are you talking about whom, for example?

[Narak-zempo]

The AI ​​run-in for Poseidon is proceeding little by little. The noise will be when the charges in the trenches off the coast of America begin to detonate
#can repeat

[sergo1914]

Pilot Vovka? Did you find amphora?

[sergo1914]

Sorry, Dynamo fans. But the theme is 100% yours.

[Ross xnumx]

The duration of the dive, excluding diving and ascent, was three hours.

I am pleased with the achievements of Russian science, but it sounds more correct:
The length of time at depth, excluding diving and ascent, was three hours.

[Simargl]

Quote: ROSS 42

but it sounds more correct:

Exactly:

The duration of the dive, excluding diving and ascent, was three hours.

If you want - I can make out your strange option.

[Ross xnumx]

Quote: Simargl

If you want, I can make out your strange version.

There, the original generally states: mission duration BUT!!! To you personally:

[abvgdeika]

She drowned

[Andrey Bespalov]

Good news for Victory Day. Developers and everyone who participated in the holiday!

[AVA77]

I am sure that our "partners" will raise a screech that all this was invented by the Americans a long time ago, but the insidious Russians stole the drawings from them. Putin is up to something. And in general, all this is a threat to national security, and a lot of money is needed to contain Russia and concrete the Mariana Trench

[Pacifist with AK]

Quote: Uncle Lee

Quote: Thrifty

filled with liberals

Well, what volume will this tank be? And you need to put everyone!

Well, I don’t know about the volume. But for starters, you can attach this one)))))))

[AVA77]

Yes, eprst, I wrote above, it won’t stand it, it will crumble like foil from candy, this container has double walls.
But it will not stand. Deformation will be abrupt (abrupt). That will cause an abrupt increase in temperature of 200-300 degrees for this barrel. And so the temperature range is huge, depends on the depth and strength of the container. Exposure to high temperatures. Barotrauma, lack of air for breathing, in the end, the inability of the Human body for a long time without harm to health to exist in the aquatic environment. I get the impression that you are not a bit like the liberals.

[APASUS]

And how many of these "Knights" do we have? I am afraid that it will all end with one record, because we have not heard about the state program for the exploration of depths by autonomous vehicles or for the purpose of using it for military needs. The record is always good, but for some reason, everything that is invented here is very hard going into series!

[Charik]

And what are they wearing helmets?

[uralant]

Quote: Mole

At Kursk, the depth was only 108.
And so in the 60s the Americans were the first to go down to Trieste.

And let me find out why the Americans sank to the bottom on Trieste, and not on Washington or is there a forest table? There is little patriotism in Trieste! There was an American in Trieste, but the only one who helped Jacques Picard with money to build a bathyscaphe. And then look smears the snot, well, the Americans were the first to circle, even the first film about the landing on the moon was shot.

[Chukcha]

It will be good if the photo is posted.

[Sardanapalus]

In 1951, a new British expedition aboard the Challenger 2, using an echo sounder, determined the depth of the depression at 10 ± 863 meters. The depth of the bottom varies depending on its topography. Since then, the deepest point on the planet has been called the Challenger Deep. The project, dubbed Nekron, planned to take two people to the bottom of the Challenger Abyss in the Mariana Trench and conduct on-site scientific research. On January 100, 23, at 1960:08 local time, the Trieste, with Jacques Picard and Don Walsh on board, began a slow descent into darkness. After 23 hours and 4 minutes, the bathyscaphe touched the bottom at a distance of 43 meters from the ocean surface. Who would have thought that the next person who, for the first time in many years, decides to visit the bottom of the Mariana Trench, will not be some oceanologist, but the famous Hollywood director James Cameron! On March 10, 919, Cameron on the Deepsea Challenger submerged to a depth of 26 meters. At the moment, James Cameron is the third and last person to visit the deepest point on the planet - the Challenger Abyss at the very bottom of the Mariana Trench. In total, only two underwater vehicles with people on board fell to the bottom of the Mariana Trench.

[mmaxx]

I wonder how this device is controlled? Should there be a connection or have completely relied on this AI?
And arguing about the depth is pointless. Any devices and methods have an error

[mitrich]

Quote: Mole

At Kursk, the depth was only 108.
And so in the 60s the Americans were the first to go down to Trieste.

And why do the fools go by? Spring aggravation of uropatriotism? So patriotism doesn’t consist in that, to be truthful. Not even patriotic. We have not been there for a long time. The title, at least, is not correct. Or the author is illiterate, not familiar with the topic, just to squeeze.