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As Santiago leaves the scene, an unseen force knocks him out, then over the next few days he starts to lose his senses to the point where he can’t smell a corpse, taste his morning coffee or feel a glass shard in his foot.

"They say they know why the rig collapsed, but it wasn't supposed to be able to collapse, so there are a lot of questions," Ms Hansen says, her fingers playing with a shard of the Kielland fashioned into a necklace, which has been given to every survivor and bereaved relative.

"The light was stunning and I captured the shot just as a shard of light from the winter sun broke through the cloud," she said.

And he didn’t immediately know that a shard had broken free until he returned to the huddle Saturday night and teammates began pointing it out to him.

There she saw a pottery shard bearing only the letters "Burs", and intrigued, began to research their meaning.