There's over 3 million shipwrecks underwater, and that's just incredible when you think about the stories and the people's lives and the histories and everything that are on those ships. It's interesting when we only look really for valuable shipwrecks, and for us value is defined as gold or silver on a shipwreck. And when you think about it, how do you get a shipwreck with a a billion dollars or a five hundred million dollars for the coins? Well, it's interesting because if I want to buy military aircraft or a ship or a gun today and I'm a government, I just wire the money. Years ago, if you wanted to buy anything, you had to put it on a ship and ship it because there was no other way to get the funds to pay for things. And sometimes these ships never made it, and so wars never happened or people changed sides because history defined that if you didn't get the money, you cheated me. And so it's really amazing to go back and see how this has changed people's lives so much. But in any event, if you take $250,000 and for 200 years with inflation, it's four or five hundred million dollars. And this was put on any time you had international commerce, these amounts of funds were put on ships and ship and they didn't have any way to really determine the weather and they would get stopped by hurricanes, pirates, they would hit ground because the maps were bad or our shows would move and we find all these things. Sometimes we've even written history because there was a ship we found called the victory, we called Admiral Bolchens Victory. And Bolchen was on his last ship cruise, taking on some valuables from Portugal, we think about a billion dollars as what the press has said it's worth. And his last cruise, they think that he had a big party, got drunk and ran the ship and so this was the largest ship in the British Navy at the time, it had a hundred cannon, these were four ton cannon and so this was like an aircraft carrier of the time. And to think that you'd run that ship around is so much embarrassment to the British Navy and to the family. And it was really a sad thing and so we went out and we looked and we looked and we couldn't find it and we started looking at other places and we found it in very deep water and he didn't run it around. In fact, what had happened is the keel was undersized for the weight of the cannon and in a storm the cannon shifted from one side to the other and the ship flipped over and it had nothing to do with Bolchen being a bad captain of the ship. So we rewrote history and his family name now is looked upon greatly in Britain in fact one of his descendants just went in the house of lords and so we rewrote the history of the British Navy, we rewrote history of the designer of the keel, we rewrote history and who is an elected official now. And that's exciting when you can do that. We found this ship wreck that was 15,000 feet underwater and what happened is there was 48 tons of silver on the ship and the ship was so heavy that it was running out of fuel and wasn't going to make the port so it had to slow down and of course as soon as it slowed down the U-Boats knocked it off immediately off of quirk, Ireland. So we say okay well you know we know from the German data that it s here. So we found the ship but again we had to invent all kinds of equipment to in order to open up this this was a steel hull ship and at 15,000 feet to go in and we had to literally use like a can opener to open this up and pull it apart deck by deck and until we could get into where we thought the silver would have been. And we brought up the first silver bar it s yellow and we go is this silver? Maybe it s not silver it s got a yellow tinge to it and so you can imagine we re all excited because at 15,000 feet it looks like a silver bar and we bring it up and it s just ugly looking yellow thing not gold it s just kind of murky looking and so we test it it looks like silver but silver is not yellow so we think well maybe there was arsenic or something and it maybe there s a chemical in it and so what we found out is that there was enough time to finish refining these bars because the ship was sailing on Tuesday and anything that wasn t loaded wasn t going so what they did is they didn t have time to get there was impurity in there the impurity was gold so we made another couple million dollars in gold so that s a good problem our biggest loss was we went out and found this project and it was in the middle of the ocean right outside of Portugal and it was a ship that had left South America and it was an old military ship that a private person had had taken over and had taken off the gun decks off the ship and had put cabins for families, women and children and people that went to the new world you know really wasn t a great place to live back then and they wanted to get their families back have their kids have proper education take the wealth that they found and so this ship was coming back Spain said it was the Mercedes and we go well we don t know because there s no cannon on the ship there there s no armaments if there s no Mercedes it used to be a military ship but was bought by private people so that s great news for us and in fact what they said is it was a military ship on a military mission and these coins that were found there s no ship there were no cannon but just a bunch of coins 600,000 coins worth the press says just under 700 million dollars and Spain said it s a military ship on a military mission so that automatically makes it sovereign property of the country the coins were probably about 70 some percent of it were privately owned and none of it was all Chilean and South American coins it had never ever been to Spain and Spain said it s ours and we re going to take it and not only did we lose the coins but they made us pay all of their legal costs and didn t pass a nickel for bringing it up and handing it to them so a big loss but in big losses or big successes and that s what we learned and what happened is we said well this model isn t working so well with us and so we then reposition the company into an underwater mining company we know so little about the seas it s amazing because they ve been with us forever and yet we know more about the moon probably than we know about underwater and the opportunities are just amazing for example we brought up some bacteria from one of our wrecks and it seems that it s a new antibiotic antibiotic that we can use it s isn t resistant because it s been underwater for all these years so we put it on all of these germs that know nothing can kill and it kills it and so we may find the next cure for some disease or save someone s life because of that we re finding all of these minerals underwater and we can bring them up very affordably cheaper than on land and with less damage the environment and of course there s the shipwreck business where we re always looking for our next real treasure.