For many years, humans have been fascinated by animals that have the ability to breathe underwater. For example, the simple fish has been able to captivate us by not having to leave the water by air. The human race could benefit a lot from being able to breathe underwater: drownings could be prevented, and industries like seafood diving could be done a lot more efficient. But at the moment, it's common knowledge that it's not a good idea to breathe under the Water. However, Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin plans to change the fact of being able to breathe under water through your project on liquid breathing. The first test of operation has been a success: it was placed inside from a tank filled with a special liquid to a Daschund dog. While anyone with a brain would expect him to drown and have a death slow and painful, the animal became familiar with its new surroundings and began to breathe as if nothing had happened. When the dog was removed from the liquid, the laboratory staff cleaned it with a towel, and the head of the Serbian delegation saw that the dog was in perfect condition.
To further prove his argument, he caressed the dog and noticed that he was very impressed with the experiment The project director Fedor Arseniev, on behalf of the Foundation for studies advanced, has highlighted the fact that this type of technology could be used in situations like the rescue of sailors who have been victims of an underwater shipwreck. But there is a concern for the evil of decompression, where to rise more than 100 meters very quickly to return to the surface can be deadly.
However, in the proposed submarine, humans can use a special device that does not contain any of the diseases that cause nitrogen, allowing them so return to the surface unharmed. Maybe someday this project will expand globally and we can swim like a fish in the ocean!.
To further prove his argument, he caressed the dog and noticed that he was very impressed with the experiment The project director Fedor Arseniev, on behalf of the Foundation for studies advanced, has highlighted the fact that this type of technology could be used in situations like the rescue of sailors who have been victims of an underwater shipwreck. But there is a concern for the evil of decompression, where to rise more than 100 meters very quickly to return to the surface can be deadly.
However, in the proposed submarine, humans can use a special device that does not contain any of the diseases that cause nitrogen, allowing them so return to the surface unharmed. Maybe someday this project will expand globally and we can swim like a fish in the ocean!.