Diving Robot Finds $22 Billion In Sunken Gold

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The biggest sunken treasure in history has finally been discovered off the coast of California. A diving team was using an unmanned deep sea sumbersible, when they uncovered over $22 billion US dollars worth of gold!

The 300-year-old mystery of the San Jose sunken treasure has finally been solved. The famous ship was sunk by the British Navy in 1708, but now we know the whole story. The San Jose Spanish galleon was thought to be lost forever, but the shipwreck was discovered off the coast of Cartagena, Colombia in 2015 thanks to a state-of-the-art robotic submarine. The Remus 6000 autonomous underwater vehicle, or AUV, discovered the shipwreck and the $22 billion sunken treasure about 1,000 feet underwater. The AUV managed to spot the shipwreck thanks to a high-tech sonar location system and detailed underwater pictures. Researchers knew they had made a once in a lifetime discovery when the Remus 6000 snapped pictures of bronze cannons adorned with dolphins. These cannons were a signature of the San Jose galleon. The San Jose sunken treasure is the most valuable underwater find of all time, but there is a great debate raging behind the scenes. Who gets to keep all that loot? The treasure still remains underwater, and there is still a lot of red tape to cut through before it can be salvaged. Does the treasure belong to Colombia, Spain, or the USA. The treasure was reportedly discovered once before by a group of American explorers, but the Colombian government says the original find in 1981 was not actually the San Jose shipwreck at all. Keep watching to find out how the San Jose sank over 300 years and how this famous ship was finally discovered.

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Youtube is getting real comfortable with these double 15 second no skip ads .

Better_selection

Folk have got robots that find them billions
While I'm struggling to find a penny with a metal detector

godblessyou

Came here for 22 billion in gold,
Got a breakdown on The Remis 6000...

joeschlotthauer

Nobody
literally know one
Diving robot : I'm rich

justsomepersononyoutube

New drinking game. Drink every time he says Remus 6000.

fransvandermerwe

Not long ago, an American salvage company found a sunken treasure in a frigate which was sunk in international waters. They recovered it. The frigate was a Spanish warship and so Spain claimed it and won in court and the Americans had to give all of the finds to Spain. This was a Spanish Naval vessel. Spain could get it all.

kennethbriner

FUN FACT: Cotton candy was invented by a dentist

I think he want more customers😂

FT-uhtx

"Who do you think should get to keep the treasure??"

Finders keepers no??

doubleeeandree

The person that found it should keep it. If it was me I would shut my mouth, and take it. Finders keepers.

MrDutchman

I think and believe that the Treasure Hunters should have all rights to ownership . they are the ones who put the work into it and salvaging everything there . Greed will always ruin everything !

Xkursion

if i found this kind of treasure it would never be known, as nobody would hear about it.

tygajones

It costs you NOTHING to believe in yourself...
But it WILL costs you EVERYTHING if you don't.

prokurbah

According to the Asia Historical Society and contrary to British claims, only 1 percent of Spanish galleons were sunk or captured by privateers and pirates. The majority of Spanish galleons that sunk were lost to storms and typhoons.

johndorilag