They would just develop robots to do it

​@@MichaelJones-jd9pj they can't or are just lets say it very complicated cause the robot can't do maintenance with that Accuracy like humans

@@zamba4882 trust me they can do it better

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I swear, i feel like a kid back in school every time. That cozy feeling is nice

850 an hour isn't right. Offshore Saturation pays max 350/hr. Coming from a actual diver

@@lolimthenoob you work there ?

​@@lolimthenoobthat's still fucking crazy

​@@alpFiLathat's not a realistic expectation even before considering taxes. I don't imagine there are consistent enough projects to work that would bag you 300 hours a month. How often do these cables need these repairs, for instance? So good money-- for the time you actually work. It doesn't add up the way it sounds.

@@lolimthenoob I have heard of underwater welders making 800+ an hour

Yes, but at a cost. Those blades may look like they're spinning slow, but the tips are zipping at a hundreds of mph. Those large ones with 120m blades are over 1000 mph. Birds get hit, fall into the sea and that attracts sharks who feed on the free meals. It changes the whole ecoscape. The same thing is happening in windfarms in the western US. Eagles and other birds getting wiped out at an alarming rate. So while I agree with the clean power, don't think it doesn't come at a price. A steep price for some

@@valuedhumanoid6574 woah..nice info. Thanks for sharing. I didn't even think about that.

Very flippant comment....and quite cynical....unproven and incorrect....im not American by the way....

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@@JazZy-pn4ms The red pill is knowing how nuclear plants are the absolute greenest form of energy. Solar and wind could never currently keep up with demands, and the pollution caused making and maintaining them is a joke. Natural gas plants (second to nukes) are currently more green than solar and wind. So much of the world still runs on coal and diesel. People need to wake up on this issue.

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muslims cant build anything so they destroy out of sheer jealousy

Hahahaha, that's right

go to DIT ( divers institute of technology) Seattle Washington state , or DAES ( divers academy of the eastern seaboard ) in Camden NJ. Get licensed and go for it. 6 month course. SAT divers now 30-35 k a month income offshore- 6 weeks on-6 weeks off. did DAES in the late 80's, retired well. Hardest work, but highest paying blue collar job globally

Sorry for your loss

I've lost 25 friends in diving accidents since 1959, its a dangerous activity.

​@@frogmanant how do you lose one

@@alpFiLa They die.

@@frogmanant I mean how do they die

Installing anodes?

No they probably created a general cable repair simulation system for people to train on years before a company calls them.

roger that, there are approximately 300 saturation divers globally, all very busy, and 40-50 new every year. NOTE: 36-38 years old and your done. HEO@ " heliox, causes bone necrosis around 40. I retired at 37. @@ezmushroom

Yes

Yes.

Yes there is an outage

@@hehehexpresso Yeah thought so since my ping to Japan and Singapore are unaffected, so it must be a problem isolated to the connection with Oceana region.

How much did he make an hour

I don't fully understand it, but I believe there's something called OTDR - Optical time-domain reflectometer Basically its a device that sends light across the cable and can figure out where along the cable there's a problem.

Starting such a big engine is a whole process that requires a team of technicians. Those technicians aren't going to be on shift while the ship is anchored for hours or days and no cargo operations happening either. Of course you might have maintenance crews working on the engine at the same time as the propeller has downtime. In such case, everybody is briefed, contractors will announce and report to ship company / captain on deck who coordinates crews. If the engine was somehow started anyways during diving work, it would likely happen slowly and allow for swift evacuation. In any case, ship operators will be in big trouble if it happens. "I'm gonna need you to call this number", diving contractor probably nopes out of there, legal procedures, downtime, financial penalties, all that jazz.

No, the internet cannot be run by satellites. It's common knowledge

Because satellites are nothing except a story in a kids book. As space is not what they say.

Cost, probably