Lost Nukes of the Cold War (Full Episode) | Drain the Oceans

CGI allows us to drain the ocean to reveal evidence of secret nuclear confrontation.

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Lost Nukes of the Cold War (Full Episode) | Drain the Oceans

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[dionh]

The sensationalist narration and the overly dramatic commentary by the various "researchers" is exceedingly tiresome. A more factual presentation of the available information is far more desirable and appealing, especially because the nature of the topic really doesn't need any embellishment. It's already horrifying as it is.

[WizzRacing]

Excuse me, Sir.. Can you direct us to the Naval Base in Alameda. It's where they keep the Nuclear wessels..

[jonnysmith]

"an implosion is a gigantic explosion" lol

[fandrade]

I would expect more from National Geographic tho. At 15:30, the Iberian Peninsula isn't only formed by

[peterpumkineater]

The dreadful music spoilt the information.

[amyjojinkerson-bo]

he never batted an eye saying that to Russia

[casondave]

pretty crappy and WAY OVERLY dramatic with only a few examples - not worth watching

[skywalker]

Drain the oceans is obviously the best national geographic series
Keep it going please

[stur.]

These Nat Geo documentaries are the worst. It is a living horror waking up from a nap listening to this dramatic dribble hearing this guy repeat himself a 180 times how his dog got off it's leash.

[dblgonzo]

They left a bunch out of the K129 story. We actually recovered part of the sub and there is a video that was later shared with Russia of a ceremony of the re-burial at sea of the human remians that were found on the part of the sub that was brought to the surface.

[holly]

Interesting information, but the high drama of music and narration bored me so much, I just turned it off. Maybe other people enjoy this stress approach…

[kennethd]

How could the Navy not know where they lost an aircraft carrier..

[drguffey]

The USS Independence CVL-22 was a small carrier, not a colossus !

[joeatwood]

Good grief; they’ve seriously overblown the size and importance of an old CVL…and I doubt the Soviets were interested in contaminated clothing.

[Lisa-ufwv]

We are still missing a bomb off the coast of Georgia from a similar accident.

[metuberob]

NG ... stop draining the oceans and affect climate change ... haha

[scoftsscoff]

great documentary (but the narrator craig sechler over acting)

[basedaf]

23:06 no way they actually have footage of where the nuclear bombs are now. thats nuts

[donQpublic]

Still watching the intro, preparing for disappointment because NatGeo now.

[CollinKeegan]

I mean I guess a good way to make sure a carrier isn't illegally salvaged for low-background steel is to make sure it's very, very high background steel.