The Undersea Voyager Project: Submarine Dives Fallen Leaf Lake, Tahoe 

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Rest assured, the bottom is well mapped. The fact that it's not broadcasted information let's us know how interesting it is.

Same!

Yes he said it but what did he mean?

@@iam7712 most likely ment what he could see the world isn't ready for since that we've found the forest we found a underwater trail then there's the supposed underwater river system from tahoe to pyramid lake then there the over 200 estimated bodies then tessie and Mingo the elephant its just crazy down there

Myth

Yes I heard the history of missing Chinese from Mary Greeley 😁👍🇺🇸 Very interesting stories...Let's find the truth 👍🇺🇸👍🇺🇸

Yes yes he did. But it's because there's dead bodies from the mafia throwing them in amd Chinese rail rode workers

Thanks so much for the comment. The Undersea Voyager Project has some very exciting adventures coming up in 2017 and a new 2-man submarine as well. Stay tuned - there is definitely more to come!

California Diver Magazine what happened to you guys ? Did you guys stop posting for a reason I’d love to see y’all dive Lake Tahoe at south shore

About 450 feet max. depth in the sub.

Grass Lake is gorgeous! I love Angora as well.

Thank you.

@@karlthediver you’re welcome I learned that in my archaeology class this semester

It hard to say without ground penetrating radar and more through excavation around the base of the trees, as well as assessment by foresters/botanists/arborists who's specialties are plants, tress and their associated systems to make an accurate conclusion on how the trees found themselves there... The porosity at the moraine at the north end of the lake, the proven protracted lower level of Tahoe (along with sunken trees which DID grow where they are), and the root balls of the Fallen Leaf trees laying at the same elevation (above sea level) indicate the trees likely grew there... But like stated before, without rigorous inspection and peer review (taking our own bias/desire out of the picture) it is all conjecture. Definitely a dangerous president to set teaching on a subject that hasn't been rigorously reviewed and teaching it as fact.

@@WesleyHarcourtSTEAMandMORE How about actual researchers? www.unr.edu/nevada-today/news/2012/sierra-megadrought-fallen-leaf-lake

@@karlthediver thank you 🙌🏻 I actually attend UNR !

FBI Agent why is it always you and justsomebigfootwithinternetacces that pop up in EVERY video I watch

@@plat6152 Your being watched

I agree...More! More! 😁😁 I heard about the bodies too!

I bet, you would not be able to get permission!

The underwater climate is anaerobic way down deep, so maybe without much oxygen, the bodies don't decompose? Really good scary stories stuff to freak out tiny children before bedtime. I also, was told that Jacques Cousteau wasn't able to keep the footage of what was found below. As the tall tale goes: he said that, ”The world isn't ready for what's below." Sounds like a good mysterious script to mE!

@@jessicasmith7102 it just sounds so intriguing and part of history and I wish Jacque Cousteau's footage were here. I watched him as a kid. Plus I'd like to see what its like at the bottom. I'm also fascinated with sink holes, Lol! Like I want to know where's the bottom, what's down there 😁🇺🇸😁

The elders, said that there were many ”party boats," a long time ago. The Robber Barons, back in the day, didn't want to pay their workers, because they lost their greedy minds. Poor Chaps! The Chinese railroad workers were lured onto the boats for a payment party booze cruise. As the story goes, they were fed and liquored up, and then either dumped overboard, or they lit the boats on fire. Either way they died. Yeah, it's quite the bedtime story.

10 hours would be max. based on air supply and battery power. Most dives are 1-3 hours in length.

About 450 feet max, within a substantial safety margin.

Clive Cussler lost the plot ages ago. His first half dozen books were good then he went downhill...quickly (I said sardonically).

Where?

Maybe its Fredo ;)

Could be Jimmy Hoffa

Jay B ikr!

this is Fallen Leaf Lake, not Lake Tahoe

A lot of the little sunken boats in Fallen Leaf Lake were Scuttled by filling with rocks. It is hard to say without ground penetrating radar and more through excavation around the base of the trees, as well as assessment by foresters/botanists/arborists who's specialties are plants, tress and their associated systems to make an accurate conclusion on how the trees found themselves there... The porosity at the moraine at the north end of the lake, the proven protracted lower level of Tahoe (along with sunken trees which DID grow where they are), and the root balls of the Fallen Leaf trees laying at the same elevation (above sea level) indicate the trees likely grew there... But like stated before, without rigorous inspection and peer review (taking our own bias/desire out of the picture) it is all conjecture. By 'digested' I think he meant consumed or broken. It appears a lot of the very large roots have been broken which would be a tall order for regular wave action on the west shore of Fallen Leaf Lake (wind and regular currents don't come into alignment there and waves rarely if ever reach 3' high on that part of the shore, not to say conditions couldn't have been different then.) Additionally, regular wave action on roots in the near shore zone usually display a lot more weathering/erosion rather than clean breaks. Plenty of examples today all along the shore of Fallen Leaf Lake.

I was with you until you had to drag your hatred of anti vaxxers into the conversation. The anti mandate people and people who are hesitant of this new vaccine gave been more correct than pro mandate or pro Vax. Please just stick to a topic and leave subjectivity out of it