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[richie conroy]

Hi All

What are the chances of a glass bottle in a cup holder type shelf, with what appears to be wire Attached surviving the tumble down the reef face ?

Thanks Richie 

[richie conroy]

Hi All

Here is more Debris you can see clearly the cable arches round to an L shaped connection

Thanks Richie

[Tim Mellon]

Hi All

Here is more Debris you can see clearly the cable arches round to an L shaped connection

Thanks Richie

Richie, do you think this may be one of those missing fuel fill pipes, like the other one you found? There appear to be two layers: a thin outer layer that is cracked open near the bottom, and a smaller, thicker inner pipe. The wire close by I don't think is directly related.

[Tim Mellon]

Just four seconds earlier in the 2012 Standard Definition video appears the landing gear assembly with fork and fender. The fender appears to be in its proper (as opposed to upside-down) configuration. The piece of broken metal protruding outward to the right is probably the broken-off section of the column and is, I think, what led me to believe that the fender was inverted in previous posts.

[Tim Mellon]

In the same 2012 Standard Definition video appears this superimposed question (by Phoenix?).

I think the answer is that we are looking at another connection between a control cable and a lever that might operate a control surface.

[Ric Gillespie]

In the same 2012 Standard Definition video appears this superimposed question (by Phoenix?).

I superimposed the question.

[Tim Mellon]

In the same 2012 Standard Definition video appears this superimposed question (by Phoenix?).

I superimposed the question.

Ric, do you now have an opinion as to the nature of this object?

[Ric Gillespie]

Ric, do you now have an opinion as to the nature of this object?

It caught my attention because it is anomalous. I haven't seen anything else like it in the video. It appears to be lying on the surface and is of a different color than the background material but it's not rusty looking so it's not ferrous.  It's shape is irregular so I suspect it is natural rather than man-made.  It has no coating of "snow" like the background coral so it seems to arrived fairly recently. My best guess: a piece of coral growth that fell down the slope.

[Tim Mellon]

Would coral have these features?

[Ric Gillespie]

Would coral have these features?

No, but I don't see any of those features on the object.

[Tim Mellon]

No, but I don't see any of those features on the object.

Fair enough.

[richie conroy]

Hi All

One thing to take note of aswell during the rov video dive 14 the rover lands on sea bed but produces no snow even when hovering again, were as were we are seeing all these possible plane parts the snow is terrible I.e snow being corroded aluminium flakes dust etc.

I am going to be posting some more images of possible debris.

To get peoples opinions

[richie conroy]

Hi All

Here is one of many images am going to be posting.

I believe in this image we see remains of cockpit.

Red arrow left, Is pointing to what i believe to be the skeleton of the centre console were fuel selectors were, Also if u look closely bottom left you will see yellow arrow which points to the lever that sits in front of console.

Red arrow right points to control box of direction finder top left of cockpit next to eyebrow panel,

White circle in top middle, to me looks like Amelia watching over the Debris  Joking of course

The main thing to do is study the image specially the area bottom left, Man made for sure

Thanks Richie

[richie conroy]

Just to add

this image is off area directly above centre console image i posted above

In circle you will see what appears to be a steering wheel ?

Thanks Richie

[richie conroy]

Hi Again

Here is Ric's supposed coral object "arrow left

Arrow right points to what looks like a chrome colored tube/pipe