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Herbert Nitsh - The world's deepest dive without an oxygen tank
Dubbed the 'world's deepest dive without oxygen', Herbert Nitsch, an Austrian citizen, plunged to a depth of 253.2m in the Spetses Sea, Greece in June 2007.
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Dubbed the 'world's deepest dive without oxygen', Herbert Nitsch, an Austrian citizen, plunged to a depth of 253.2m in the Spetses Sea, Greece in June 2007.
China's new manned deep-sea submarine will explore the deepest point of the world's oceans this year.
Immediately after detecting the incident, the crew will send emergency calls and drop buoys signaling the ship's position in distress.
A large size diving suit will be used in ocean research and will overcome the depth limitations with conventional diving.