think of the bow. i was also filming because i was going to make a movie for charities about this trip. so i was disappointed, but still the whole process of going down 12,500 feet was amazing. i considered it a very successful trip. what was it like? down there, was it pitch black? are you all just looking out that one window? are you all taking turns in that submersible? oh, there also was a computer screen that fed us all the video footage from a camera that was mounted on top of the titan. but otherwise, the two men in front of me no who were seated looking right out the 21-inch view port and myself right behind them, that s what we were looking out of. it got dark fairly quickly. we then went through a little zone with phosphorescence, which was neat. then it got pitch dark again all the way until we got closer to the bottom, then stockton turned on the lights. so when we hit the bottom, we could see the sitcom up around
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