their twitter page including one if we want to pull up a tweet on june 1st where the company posted saying despite being in the middle of the north atlantic, we have the internet connection to make the titanic dive operations thank to star link. it does all the services for the submersibles. it is owned by a privately owned company headquartered in everett, washington. this is their third trip so far this year. once again these people are spending $250,000 to go on this several day long trip. we are keeping up to date with the latest developments and keep you posted as soon as we get more. harris: i will start following them across social media now not just on twitter. i want to be able to see the inside of one of these submersibles to see what the conditions could be on the inside and how long if they are
some debris, perhaps it could wash up on shore and contact law enforcement if it does happen. john: whoever was wishing you clear skies and calm seas got their wish. bryan, thanks for the update. appreciate it. sandra. sandra: david sears now, retired navy seal commander, seal team 6 member and author of smarter, not harder, he has insight into dive operations like this one. put the images on the screen for the viewers, the first look we are getting now of the u.s. navy just releasing the images to us, what should we make of what we see on the screen here and what does it tell you so far what has been recovered? it s one of the first things they are going to do, recover the surface debris, and smaller boats put out rigid inflatable boats so they are rigid bottom and inflatable side, standard
coast guard and navy at sea recovery boats and they ll pull everything they can in and clear that scene so then the other ship, the pathfinder can pass over and map out with sonar, the bottom of the sea floor and see where the rest of the debris is. then they ll grid that area out and from there commence the dive operations. john: dave, the search area is said to be 15 square football fields around, which is actually not too bad when you consider how much ocean there is out there. i assume that pieces of the balloon would have floated away, but that the payload package probably came down intact, at least until it hit the water. do you expect that that would be in more of a concentrated debris field than the balloon itself? well, coming from that altitude and the speed it came down at, water turns into, acts just like concrete, it s pretty hard, it s going to break stuff
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