This story dates back to 2007 but worth a look over.
"Three men and three women have just spent two weeks living in pods 30 feet under the Tyrrhenian Sea.
They set a record for undersea habitation, but it was more than a stunt.
"It's an unusual possibility to perform medical examinations," says Annamaria D'Amore, the project's head doctor.
A team of twenty doctors monitored the divers 24 hours a day urine, heart rates, cognitive and psychological changes, even their breath to assess the effects of prolonged immersion.
But science aside, pretty much everyone here cheerfully admits being inspired by the Jules Verne classic "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea."
"Three men and three women have just spent two weeks living in pods 30 feet under the Tyrrhenian Sea.
They set a record for undersea habitation, but it was more than a stunt.
"It's an unusual possibility to perform medical examinations," says Annamaria D'Amore, the project's head doctor.
A team of twenty doctors monitored the divers 24 hours a day urine, heart rates, cognitive and psychological changes, even their breath to assess the effects of prolonged immersion.
But science aside, pretty much everyone here cheerfully admits being inspired by the Jules Verne classic "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea."
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