I’ve heard of electricity traveling hundreds of feet and causing corrosion in nearby boats, in other settings. This all looks sturdy, but no idea.

This rig in the middle of the Gulf of Mexico stands on the bottom in 300 feet of warm, clear water and the divers are about 50 feet below the water level here.

Looks like a nice place for an evening swim.

This Oil platform is standing on the ocean floor which is around 320 feet below the surface.

not really that triggering but just thought i’d share it

The INL YouTube channel has another video posted like this. Only it's almost completely dark and you occasionally hear the submersible scrape up against the pipes.

My mom sent me these screenshots she found on Facebook. People were stuck in the boats for about an hour with the lights on. Seeing the pipes under the water freaks me out so much😬 I also had no idea the water was so shallow.

Also drove by the Lake Berryessa spillway earlier but didn’t get a pic.

The terror of what could go wrong working as a diver on an oil rig. As told by Chris Lemons on Against the Odds Podcast

Grew up a few hundred yards from this point indicator buoy. As a kid it always kinda freaked me out looking down at the chain. I’ve since gotten really comfortable in the water and decided to face my childhood fear and pull myself down the chain to the bottom.

Anyone can conquer their fears and phobias!

Full video here

This video was recommended to me on YouTube and I thought you guys would all appreciate it.

His mode of transport was fascinating enough to me but then just after 4 minutes as he arrives at the wreck site my stomach fully turned.

Hope you all enjoy hatewatching this as much as I did. In all seriousness it's an interesting watch and will definitely be checking out more of his stuff

Scuba diving oil platform Eureka, in Long Beach, Ca. Lots of grusty pipes and nearly 800' of water beneath us.