> the idea that we're going to find them bobbing around somewhere It wouldn't actually make any difference, because the only way out of that thing is to unscre

> the idea that we're going to find them bobbing around somewhere It wouldn't actually make any difference, because the only way out of that thing is to unscrew 17 heavy duty bolts from the outside. If they're floating around somewhere that doesn't make them safe; they're just suffocating at the surface instead of on the sea floor. Also, the claimed 96 hours of "life support" was never properly tested, and there's no evidence the vessel was able to properly extract toxic gasses from its atmosphere, etc.