A low-angle, upward-looking shot captures a large, yellow, torpedo-shaped deep-submergence vehicle (DSV), likely a Mir-type submersible, secured to the port side of a grey vessel, set against a clear blue sky. The submersible, roughly 5-6 meters in length, is cylindrical with conical ends and features various external fittings, clamps, and attachment points. It is held in place by multiple grey metal cradles and straps. A robust, grey tubular support arm extends from the ship's superstructure over the aft section of the submersible. The vessel itself is painted light grey, exhibiting significant weathering with extensive peeling and cracking (craquelure) visible on the hull and superstructure surfaces. White metal railings with vertical stanchions run along the ship's side. Above the submersible, a complex grey metal mast or superstructure rises, featuring numerous cross-beams, platforms, and several green and white navigation lights, some enclosed in protective cages. A dense network of cables and wires is visible crisscrossing the mast structure. A small green plant sprouts from a crack on the grey superstructure, indicating prolonged exposure to the elements. The sky above is uniformly bright blue, devoid of clouds. No people are visible in the scene. This artifact is displayed at the Estonian Maritime Museum (Lennusadam Seaplane Harbour) in Tallinn, Estonia. in Tallinn, Estonia

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Jun 7, 2026, 6:10 PM

Tallinn, Estonia

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A low-angle, upward-looking shot captures a large, yellow, torpedo-shaped deep-submergence vehicle (DSV), likely a Mir-type submersible, secured to the port side of a grey vessel, set against a clear blue sky. The submersible, roughly 5-6 meters in length, is cylindrical with conical ends and features various external fittings, clamps, and attachment points. It is held in place by multiple grey metal cradles and straps. A robust, grey tubular support arm extends from the ship's superstructure over the aft section of the submersible. The vessel itself is painted light grey, exhibiting significant weathering with extensive peeling and cracking (craquelure) visible on the hull and superstructure surfaces. White metal railings with vertical stanchions run along the ship's side. Above the submersible, a complex grey metal mast or superstructure rises, featuring numerous cross-beams, platforms, and several green and white navigation lights, some enclosed in protective cages. A dense network of cables and wires is visible crisscrossing the mast structure. A small green plant sprouts from a crack on the grey superstructure, indicating prolonged exposure to the elements. The sky above is uniformly bright blue, devoid of clouds. No people are visible in the scene. This artifact is displayed at the Estonian Maritime Museum (Lennusadam Seaplane Harbour) in Tallinn, Estonia.

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