Thanks Karl. I still have your DVD that I purchased. "A View From Below" and we have watched it many times. Thanks from your insite on the submarine industry.
Your name came up today at the ranch where I board my horse in San Antonio Tlayacapan, Mexico. I was one of your first passengers when I met you at the boat ramp near Hollywood, Florida. I talked Captain John Kansman into giving you a tow out to test your sub. My name is Diana Lee Nicole Chamberlin Jareo, and I remember you fondly.
I love this! The creatures that are so bizarre and yet so beautiful! It is so amazing! 💗 And let me just say that this is 100 times more interesting than seeing the Titanic.
@@joleevasquez4461 Then what sub was that? To my knowledge there was no other sub except Titan rated for 4000m made out of CF. Moreover Karl Stanley knew Stockton Rush and he tested the Titan by himself. If you ask me this theory is plausible.
You clearly have no idea who Karl is as a person especially as a scientist. It is a deep shame to read negative comments like this! I went down on a 13 hour dive with Karl at 2,200 feet and I would do it again without hesitation. Have you ever been on a dive with him? If you did, I don’t think you would feel this way towards him!
@@arianebaltodano6592 A few years back I was on a team for a scavenger hunt and we commissioned Karl to take a picture while on a sub, we didn't go on the trip ourselves but we commissioned a photo. It turned out several other teams commissioned him as well and when they complained that he gave the same picture to all the teams that commissioned him (as this could be perceived as team collaboration, which was banned from the scavenger hunt) he turned very nasty gloating that he had scammed all our teams and called us naive. He also then tried to appease people by saying he'd take the money we gave him to donate to a charity of our teams choosing instead and we contacted the charity and he didn't pull through. He might be nice to in person customers but he's rotten if you ask for a commissioned photo.
@@subkarl I always thought that window crack in a sub is a death sentence. Good to know that I was wrong and windows are not only in binary state - in one piece or shattered. You said about Window and it's decreasing strength over time. There is a need to replace it periodically after some hours underwater? Or it's only occurring when hull is getting twisted and slowly causing window fatigue?
@@Wrublos212 - The answers to your questions depend on the shape of the window. In the case of the cracked windows on C-BUG- they were flat discs and I had taken the sub so deep it was entering the deformation stage and the windows were not being pressed flat anymore, the flanges behind them had warped. It was that experience that made me decide to take my 2nd sub less deep than I had orignally designed it for. To be certified, windows need to be replaced every 10 or 20 years, depending on the shape. However, the #1 thing that destroys a window is UV light and the best practice is to keep sunlight from hitting them whenever possible.
This is the guy that warned oceangate that the titan should NOT be operating at depths of 12k feet!
After he took a max depth ride on it and heard a bang as loud as a gunshot lol.
@@ultrastoat3298 was more then one bang.
A lot of loud bangs and when surfacing there was a massive bang.
Karl is an inspiration.
Thanks Karl. I still have your DVD that I purchased. "A View From Below" and we have watched it many times. Thanks from your insite on the submarine industry.
Your name came up today at the ranch where I board my horse in San Antonio Tlayacapan, Mexico. I was one of your first passengers when I met you at the boat ramp near Hollywood, Florida. I talked Captain John Kansman into giving you a tow out to test your sub. My name is Diana Lee Nicole Chamberlin Jareo, and I remember you fondly.
Really cool to listen to Karl tell his story. Had the chance to watch A view from bellow a while back and it was inspiring stuff
Karl - that was the first time I have seen you present - very impressive!!! :)
who's here after Ocean Gate
It is really amazing how a 15 year-old would design a submarine
I love this! The creatures that are so bizarre and yet so beautiful! It is so amazing! 💗
And let me just say that this is 100 times more interesting than seeing the Titanic.
48:00 I wonder if this was the Oceangate model.....
I think it was.
@@joleevasquez4461 Then what sub was that? To my knowledge there was no other sub except Titan rated for 4000m made out of CF. Moreover Karl Stanley knew Stockton Rush and he tested the Titan by himself. If you ask me this theory is plausible.
@@Wrublos212 I believe he is talking about it there at 48:00
kudos, good contect, well at least the sharks had good pork and horse meat !venisen too !
Ive never seen this guy b4 but if i went anywhere in a sub id want it to b one of his .
What an amazing talk and amazing person! The videos were super cool - thank you for sharing them.
wow, what a great talk
COOOOOOOOL!
Interesting presentation Karl, good job.
Last comments are profound about the Titan.
He a genius!🤗
He is so handsome 🔥
I was scrolling down the comments just to find this kind of comment.He is really very handsome.
Thanks Karl I hope you get some more compensation for flaging up corncern s about titan you are amazing.
uw topics are welcome. Cool.
Such an effective work for a dangerous Job
its like watching a sci fi of a different planet O_O
16:15 damn that guy gave his PET deer away to be fed to deep sea monsters after death. brutal
If only Karl was an honest person who acknowledged his promises he might actually be a decent person.
What do you mean by that? I plan on going to Roatán un a week and half and plan on going with him. Should I reconsider?
You clearly have no idea who Karl is as a person especially as a scientist. It is a deep shame to read negative comments like this! I went down on a 13 hour dive with Karl at 2,200 feet and I would do it again without hesitation. Have you ever been on a dive with him? If you did, I don’t think you would feel this way towards him!
@@arianebaltodano6592 A few years back I was on a team for a scavenger hunt and we commissioned Karl to take a picture while on a sub, we didn't go on the trip ourselves but we commissioned a photo. It turned out several other teams commissioned him as well and when they complained that he gave the same picture to all the teams that commissioned him (as this could be perceived as team collaboration, which was banned from the scavenger hunt) he turned very nasty gloating that he had scammed all our teams and called us naive. He also then tried to appease people by saying he'd take the money we gave him to donate to a charity of our teams choosing instead and we contacted the charity and he didn't pull through. He might be nice to in person customers but he's rotten if you ask for a commissioned photo.
@@sammylk sorry i missed this comment, he's probably alright in person but I shared the experience in the comment below
@@arianebaltodano6592 this is the same guy who nailed roadkill around his bully's house
Window cracking,after multiple dives due to hull flexing,,, Hmmmmm possible hull cracking on the Titan sub due to flexing !!!! strengh to wait ratio
That was my sub, that was retired almost 20 yrs ago
@@subkarl I always thought that window crack in a sub is a death sentence. Good to know that I was wrong and windows are not only in binary state - in one piece or shattered. You said about Window and it's decreasing strength over time. There is a need to replace it periodically after some hours underwater? Or it's only occurring when hull is getting twisted and slowly causing window fatigue?
@@Wrublos212 - The answers to your questions depend on the shape of the window. In the case of the cracked windows on C-BUG- they were flat discs and I had taken the sub so deep it was entering the deformation stage and the windows were not being pressed flat anymore, the flanges behind them had warped. It was that experience that made me decide to take my 2nd sub less deep than I had orignally designed it for. To be certified, windows need to be replaced every 10 or 20 years, depending on the shape. However, the #1 thing that destroys a window is UV light and the best practice is to keep sunlight from hitting them whenever possible.
@@subkarl Thank you for such an elaborate answer. It was a great lecture overall at google. I admire your work. Greetings from Poland :)
somebody always has to try to destroy good people.
This is the same guy that scammed that good will scavenger hunt. He could have something even better if he played above board
Try accomplishing 5% of what he has done!
F off with your false allegations, you do know that harassment and false allegations are illegal?