Garrett Reisman Lived at the Bottom of the Ocean for 2 Weeks | Joe Rogan
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A guest on The Joe Rogan Experience describes spending two weeks living at the bottom of the ocean in an underwater habitat at a depth of 60 feet, discussing the physical challenges of nitrogen buildup, the marine wildlife encountered, and saturation diving procedures.
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Answers: What is it like to live underwater in a habitat for two weeks?
- underwater habitat living
- saturation diving
- nitrogen buildup and decompression
- marine life in the Atlantic Ocean
- Goliath grouper encounters
What it concludes
- Staying underwater for extended periods requires careful decompression over about a day to prevent nitrogen buildup and the bends.
- Living in an underwater habitat exposes divers to large marine wildlife such as Goliath groupers and sharks at close range.
- Saturation diving allows divers to stay on the sea floor for extended periods instead of being limited to 60 minutes per dive.
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