https://overnoise.me/en/stories/Recent content in Stories on Over NoiseHugoenOver NoiseSun, 25 Oct 2026 21:50:00 +0100https://overnoise.me/en/huautla-san-agustin/Sun, 25 Oct 2026 21:50:00 +0100https://overnoise.me/en/huautla-san-agustin/<p>Narrow passages, almost a kilometre underground, black water you can't simply surface from, and claustrophobia so intense my palms start sweating. Exactly my kind of story.</p> <p>And it isn't about thrill-seekers who can't sit still. There is an engineer who spent years building a special breathing machine for one cave, the death of a teammate, an astonishing discovery and a friendship that turned out to matter more than any record.</p>https://overnoise.me/en/titan-dawood/Sun, 25 Oct 2026 21:40:00 +0100https://overnoise.me/en/titan-dawood/<p>One more chilling story that sets off my claustrophobia. When I look at the last photo of father and son and think about a boy who didn't want to climb into that tin can but did it for his father, I genuinely struggle to breathe.</p>https://overnoise.me/en/air-transat-236/Sun, 25 Oct 2026 21:30:00 +0100https://overnoise.me/en/air-transat-236/<p>A crazy, chilling story. How Air Transat Flight 236, with 306 people on board, flew 120 kilometres without engines and landed.</p> <h2 id="a-quiet-night-over-the-atlantic">A quiet night over the Atlantic</h2> <p>The night of 24 August 2001. An Airbus A330 of the Canadian airline Air Transat is flying from Toronto to Lisbon. It is still dark over the Atlantic and most of the 293 passengers are dozing. A crew of 13, an ordinary night flight.</p>