off the program at that stage. when was that? that was at the end of 2018, december 2018. and how does it feel looking at what s going on now, knowing that you could have been on this vessel? i take no pleasure from that. the situation is horrendous. i think how and why is a question for the future. right now we need to focus on trying to rescue these five humans that are trapped beneath the sea. i think about their families and their friends, their best friends. they must be so afraid. 100%. you ve also met one of those on board the missing submersible. tell us what you know about hamish? yes, i was with him on a trip to the south pole in 2016. did some climbing with him. he s a very grounded, very calm
and the sound goes back to the plane. what do you make of those efforts? well, they re encouraging. the initial report said they were during every 30 minutes. that is an indication of human activity. it s not random. so if someone like hamish was coming up with a plan, you re trying to preserve oxygen. so moving around, making noise all the time isn t a good idea for preserving oxygen. but how will it be picked up? well, making a noise at a set frequency, that s an indication of intelligent life below the ocean. and that gives encouragement that they may still be alive. let s hope so. you mentioned that you put in a deposit for the trip. was oceangate charging $250,000 per passenger for that particular voyage? that s the price we heard. right at the beginning, it
a master interagency search underway for the titan vessel, the tourist sub with five people onboard that disappeared to view the titanic. one was british billionaire and explorer hamish harding, he owns action aviation. he was also aboard blue origins june 2022 space launch. joining us to discuss is friend. as we watch the clock, i can only imagine what you are feeling. tell us about hamish. what d do we need to know about him? hamish is larger than life. he lives exploration. he is an explorer to the core of his soul. he has been to the bottom of planet earth in the mariana trench, in space.
statements that it will take time to get the necessary equipment to the search area. time is not what they have. coast guard says the five people aboard have about 40 hours of oxygen left. we should say it s very difficult to get an accurate read on that. there s so many variables. the u.s. coast guard says they have already searched an area of 7600 square miles, biggest than the state of connecticut. they also admitted that they don t have the necessary equipment yet. take a listen. while the u.s. coast guard has assumed the role of search and rescue mission coordinator, we don t have all the expertise and equipment. the search efforts have not yielded any results. they have to wait for that equipment. the five people on board, a pakistani businessman and his son, hamish and a former french
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