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Portable Inflatable Ocean Space Habitat

A shy hammerhead shark dances, warily, around two delighted divers.
January 11, 2022
https://arizonaalumni.com/article/portable-inflatable-ocean-space-habitat
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The Ocean Space Habitat can extend diving time for as much as 10 hours allowing for divers to rest and breathe without oxygen tanks through 'rebreathing technology' and can be adapted for different uses.

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