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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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Why rescue the team needs more oxygen?
According to previous reports of the rescue force, the oxygen content in the cave is sometimes only 15% compared to the 21% standard to ensure human health.
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Why is there a deep diver without oxygen tanks?
Half a century ago, science thought that humans could not dive as deep as 115 feet (about 35 meters) at a time, but today this ability has been far removed. Some people…
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Video: 3-year-old baby diving without oxygen tank at a depth of 10m
Fedor Afonasiev (from Moscow, Russia) learned no oxygen tanking at the age of 2. Currently 3-year-old boy is capable of holding his breath at a depth of 10m below the se…
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Equipment to help scuba dive without using oxygen tanks
This device is like carrying fish