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Ocean Outpost describes how the technology will evolve, how crews will be selected and trained and what a typical underwater mission will entail. The book also chronicles the frontiers of diving medicine that will eventually take humans into the midst of a world we could once only guess at.978-1-4419-6356-7978-1-4419-6357-4

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Hardsuitsions, a different system is required. An atmospheric diving suit (ADS) is an articulated oneman, anthropomorphic, articulated submersible (Figure 3.1) that bears more than a passing resemblance to a suit of armor. Elaborate pressure joints permit articulation while maintaining an internal pressure o

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Manned Submersiblesbut submarines are not submersibles. Submarines are designed for human occupancy and machines, usually with a military purpose, that can survive at depth for an extended length of time. For example, some nuclear-powered submarines stay submerged for months, carry food and fresh water for crews of ov

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Personal Submersibles and Underwater Flightg ensconced inside a watertight acrylic sphere attached to the front of a canary-yellow submersible, which is now almost completely submerged. As water laps over the occupants’ heads, the submersible gradually pitches nose down and the aquanauts get their first glimpse of an underwater world usually

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