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And September 1st, going back in 1985, and this was in the early morning hours, there were some interesting images of a cylinder. They became visible on a video screen at the command center of the research ship, NORP, and it looked for signs of the Titanic. And the team looking at the video screen thought they were maybe looking at the sunken boat or vessel's boiler. And at this point someone was sent, they went scurrying out to wake up Bob Ballard, he's the chief expedition scientist, so he could take a look. Now he specializes in ocean, applied ocean physics and engineering at the Woods Hole Oceanic Institution in Massachusetts. And it was at that point that there was an unusual chain of events that started up. Stopping.