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I like doing what's never been done before.
As Shackleton said,
difficulties are just things to overcome.
As the vehicle surveys the seabed,
we'll see the Endurance appear in real time
on the navigation screen.
When you're in the Weddell Sea,
the traditional sub-sea methods don't work
because the ice rules.
Oh! We're moving!
To go to Antarctica, you need an exceptional team.
I've been working with the people on my team
for almost 25 years.
So we've gotten to know each other and become very close.
We've got some pretty impressive projects under our belt.
We have several world records.
For me, Endurance22 is my first expedition to Antarctica and
this is the first time I've been back out at sea
since the death of my wife.
I lost Sรฉvereine in 2017 to cancer.
This was one of the most difficult times of my life.
So going back out to sea is really good for me.
And for us, we're like a family.
I usually say I'm the big brother,
but they don't agree with that.
So yes, I'm the dad of this team.
Everything is absolutely perfect.
The vehicle is ready.
Everything is ready. The tether is ready.
However, the vessel is stuck in ice.
There's a kind of superstition in our profession.
that if you don't have faith in it it, nothing will happen.
So, despite everything.
we try to believe it and think,
"Okay, our luck's gonna change. We have to be able to find it."
I say that I don't know.
It's true that the videos aren't extremely clear either,
but there's no wreck or ship to be seen.
So it's part of the vessel. Not the vessel.
I felt a big crack in my head and in my heart.
And suddenly, the clock that had stopped
just started again.
"Tick, tick, tick, tick, tick."
And we are back to racing against the clock.
We have extended the search to the north
and for now we have found nothing.
We are running out of days, aren't we?
It is remaining...
Elusive.
The light blue line is the area covered,
and the remaining large area is the south channel
on the next dive it will be most probably on this block
- and we start to move to the east.
And then what?
Do you think we are going to stay further to the south?
For the moment my order is
cover the box.
The more the days go by, the more I think,
"How can you be part of Shackleton's story and give up?"
I suggest that we have a dive with camera.
It's so beautiful! Oh, my goodness, I can't believe it!
The Endurance was found at 3008 meters under the sea.
Shackleton said that when you go to the poles
you're touch by a kind of magic,
and you're changed forever.
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