Colonize The Ocean : Expanding Human Presence Through Saturation Diving Training
About this episode
The episode discusses the DEEP Institute's mission to expand saturation diving for scientific and military purposes.
The provided text outlines the mission of the DEEP Institute to expand the use of saturation diving beyond its traditional role in the offshore oil and gas industry. By establishing a specialized saturation training facility , the organization aims to provide scientists, researchers, and military personnel with the skills necessary to work at depths between 50 and 200 meters. This initiative is designed to overcome the limitations of standard scuba equipment and expensive submersibles, allowing for sustained human presence and productive research within the ocean's critical continental shelf. The training utilizes a closed bell system to prepare divers for living in underwater habitats , which is a key component of the company's broader goal to make humans more aquatic. Ultimately, these advancements seek to improve our understanding and protection of the marine environment by enabling people to stay submerged for extended periods. #SaturationDiving #DEEPInstitute #UnderwaterTraining #OceanScientists #ContinentalShelfResearch #ClosedBellDiving #UnderwaterHabitats #MakeHumansAquatic #MarineProtection #DeepSeaExploration #AquaticFuture #SustainedOceanPresence…
Topics covered
- saturation diving
- marine research
- underwater habitats
- ocean exploration
- human presence in ocean
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: DEEP Institute, Atlantis Sea Colony
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