Australian Lives under water for 12 days
An Australian scientist, Lloyd Godson, lived for 12 days in a sealed chamber under water. The chamber was only nine square meters wide. All the oxygen he needed for the entire time was generated by an Israeli-developed "Biocoil" system using algae. He generated his own electricity using an exercise bike. His goal was to prove that a closed ecological system is practical. Pretty cool. I could see something like this being used in trips in space, or in long term underwater research stations.
Via PhysOrg: Aussie boffin lives 12 days underwater on algae-generated oxygen
His official Site: The BioSUB Project
Labels: Algae, Underwater
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