Could We Build Underwater Cities Someday in the Future?

Much of it has yet to be discovered, like a different world Underwater, which we can say, has been mysterious and interesting for many of us.

Have you ever dreamed of living underwater and how it is possible? We’re not talking about being underwater for a few hours, we’re talking about “living” there…

The record for the longest time underwater is 31 days for now, but…

For years, we have invented clothes and tools to stay underwater for long periods of time. Even with the most advanced tools long time underwater 31 days for now.

Well under the water allowing you to breathe as much as you want What would the situation be like if you had a car?

The device called “ExoLung” completely eliminates the problem of breathing underwater.

The device called “ExoLung”, which some of you may know, works only with body power and works under water. indefinitely It keeps you staying. But don’t get too excited, with the ExoLung you can only dive up to 5 meters, but you have to keep moving.

When you stretch your legs, the tube empties and fills with your breath. At the same time, a hose extending above the water, clean air pulling. When you pull your legs in, fresh air is transferred to your nose through the tube.

It is claimed that we can live comfortably underwater with “Amphibio”, which was designed with inspiration from marine mammals.

“Amphibio”, which can be 3D printed, is a kind of gill designed for humans. In today’s technology, a diver must carry 50 kg of clothing and equipment for 1 hour to stay underwater for 30 minutes, while Amphibio by completely wrapping this eliminates the problem.

However, this garment, which makes you look like a sea creature and eliminates the respiratory problem, is not enough. Only with Amphibio 10 meters You can live to the depths.

No matter how advanced today’s technology is, there are some obstacles to living underwater.

Even if you solve the breathing problem up to a point, this is not the case. When you avoid drowning The first obstacle you come across will be the pressure.

living at the bottom of the ocean tiny shrimps they may look cute but they carry 1125 kg of pressure on those little shoulders. Moreover, they do this without even a shell.

The water pressure is at a level that can kill people in pain.

Think of the Eiffel Tower. When you reach an altitude of 150 meters, which is almost half of it. pressure change in air you hardly notice.

However, if you dive to a depth of 150 meters in water, your veins will collapse and your lungs will collapse. to be tiny gets stuck. To avoid this, divers use weights to pull them down very quickly.

Let’s assume that we dive into the water and do not die from the pressure, we encounter another problem at the moment of exiting the water.

80% of the air we breathe is nitrogen. When you apply pressure to the human body, this nitrogen turns into tiny bubbles. tissues and blood absorbed by If the pressure changes too quickly (for example, when rising to the surface quickly), the nitrogen bubbles will bubble up like soda.

As a result, blood becomes clogged, cells remains without oxygen and the resulting pain becomes so unbearable that it is possible to faint while in pain. Divers of course rise very slowly to avoid this situation and work for weeks for a smooth ascent.

We still haven’t discovered most of the oceans.

Besides the physical barriers, underwater is still full of unknowns. For example creatures living in the ocean We are not even aware of most of it.

Frankly, living underwater It seems unlikely today, but we don’t know what science will bring us in the future.

Based on what we have told you, do you think it is possible to live under water?