It's total hooey.
http://deepseanews.com/2014/01/triton-not-dive-or-dive-not-there-is-no-triton/
Mike
Too good to be true?
http://tinyurl.com/ltgrjlf
Yes, it's not real; no such working device actually exists. Just one
of many physical issues: to extract enough oxygen to support h
John Corcoran wrote:
>Thanks Donald,
>
>That echoes my thoughts that it would take a lot of energy to process enough
>water for a human to use the oxygen, but couldn't to do the calculation on
>average human consumption per unit time vs. how much oxygen is available per
>unit volume of water (ass
ction).
Regards,
John
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DONALD G. DAVIS
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"Lee H. Skinner" wrote:
>Too good t
Mark Minton wrote:
> Say what, Donald? That looks like the same hype as the other
>articles. But I agree that it couldn't possibly have enough surface
>area to provide a useable amount of breathable air. I also question
>whether human lungs would be powerful enough to draw the oxygen i
Say what, Donald? That looks like the same hype as the other
articles. But I agree that it couldn't possibly have enough surface
area to provide a useable amount of breathable air. I also question
whether human lungs would be powerful enough to draw the oxygen in,
although perhaps that'
"Lee H. Skinner" wrote:
>Too good to be true?
>
>http://tinyurl.com/ltgrjlf
Yes, it's not real; no such working device actually exists. Just
one of many physical issues: to extract enough oxygen to support human
breathing, it would have to process so much water that it would behave as
