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Forum: Fishing, Recreation & Fun

23-03-2007, 02:25

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3 divers die in Fl. wreck (USS Spiegel Grove):

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Posted By 44'cruisingcat

Have you READ that article? It certainly seems...

Have you READ that article? It certainly seems that one would be extremely unlikely to survive an explosive decompression to ZERO pressure without some kind of pressure suit.

"Hypobaria (low...

Forum: Fishing, Recreation & Fun

22-03-2007, 13:56

Replies: 38

3 divers die in Fl. wreck (USS Spiegel Grove):

Views: 8,935

Posted By 44'cruisingcat

I wonder about that too. I think everybody would...

I wonder about that too. I think everybody would have seen the science experiment where a flask of water is attached to a vacuum pump, and as the pressure approaches zero, the water is boiling inside...

Forum: Fishing, Recreation & Fun

21-03-2007, 20:15

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3 divers die in Fl. wreck (USS Spiegel Grove):

Views: 8,935

Posted By 44'cruisingcat

Del, the difference between space and the earth's...

Del, the difference between space and the earth's atmosphere isnt like 135 feet of water - it's only 1 atmosphere, so 33 feet. (It's a bit simpler in metric - it's near enough to 10 metres.)
Diving...

Forum: Fishing, Recreation & Fun

21-03-2007, 10:14

Replies: 38

3 divers die in Fl. wreck (USS Spiegel Grove):

Views: 8,935

Posted By 44'cruisingcat

Well you did say this - I was just...

Well you did say this -

I was just pointing out that holding your breath during an ascent is not a good idea.

Forum: Fishing, Recreation & Fun

20-03-2007, 20:57

Replies: 38

3 divers die in Fl. wreck (USS Spiegel Grove):

Views: 8,935

Posted By 44'cruisingcat

Hellosailor, you NEVER hold your breath while...

Hellosailor, you NEVER hold your breath while ascending. But you are right about open water diving - the definition of "open water" is that there is nothing solid between the diver and the surface -...

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