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 Lloyd Godson from Australia spent almost two weeks in a cabin under a lake. Food and drink were brought by divers. Godson was supposed to ride a bike to generate electricity and use algae to produce oxygen. After 12 days in world’s 1st self-sustaining underwater cabin, the 29-year-old adventurer became also the winner of a $40,000 competition organized by Australian Geographic magazine.  Breathing air provided by algae soaked in his own urine, "aquanaut" Lloyd Godson spent 12 days living in a yellow steel capsule submerged in a flooded gravel pit.
The 29-year-old's claustrophobic ordeal was intended to shed light on the practical and psychological challenges of living in an alien environment.
(telegraph)References: telegraph 1 Comment: on World's 1st Self-Sustaining Underwater Habitat |
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