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A catchy quote out of context is one thing, a dramatic headline out of nowhere is BS. I think footfoot has it right. |
The title made me think of cliff divers....I would imagine that if they opened their mouth at the worst possible moment it might kill them.
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I wonder...If you did open your mouth at say 300 feet, does a person have the strength/force to keep the water from jetting down their throat? What pressure are we talking about, how many pounds per square inch (psi)?
I just assumed the pressure would be too great to keep water out of anything. Eyes, ears, nose, mouth, anus...OMG what about your anus??? Would you have the seawater shits after free diving to depth? And this...What would your face look like at depth? I have a mental image of the effects of a strong wind on the face, only without the ripples. Like this: |
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At 300 feet, about 1300 psi , relative to the surface, but theres no differential between you and the surrounding water.
the lungfull of air you gasped at the surface is now 1/9th the volume though, similarly that fart you were brewing |
That org is FOR the development of apnea
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Thank you for letting me know.
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