How can you breathe for nine minnutes, using just one item to help you?
Adellion asked:
You have to have one item only, no more, and this item cannot be a large machine (e.g. scuba diving equipment does not count as one item, it has many parts to it). Please also tell me how you would use the item.
P.S. Depth is 10-20m so snorkels won’t work =S
Using a baloon/bucket to trap air would be hard to hold on to because of the density of air. Therefore, suggestions like these will not work =(
As for the hosepipe idea, do you know how much energy would be required to suck air through that? And also, when you removed your mum from the hosepipe, water to go into it… =S
oops soz ppl, forgot about that, yeah, you’re underwater (20m-ish)
There is a solution to this, and anyone can do it (not just olympic swimmers or something…)
You have to have one item only, no more, and this item cannot be a large machine (e.g. scuba diving equipment does not count as one item, it has many parts to it). Please also tell me how you would use the item.
P.S. Depth is 10-20m so snorkels won’t work =S
Using a baloon/bucket to trap air would be hard to hold on to because of the density of air. Therefore, suggestions like these will not work =(
As for the hosepipe idea, do you know how much energy would be required to suck air through that? And also, when you removed your mum from the hosepipe, water to go into it… =S
oops soz ppl, forgot about that, yeah, you’re underwater (20m-ish)
There is a solution to this, and anyone can do it (not just olympic swimmers or something…)
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Suunto Core review
nikudes asked:
A review and tour of the Suunto Core outdoor watch.
Suunto has an interactive demo of this watch on their site, in which you’ll be able to see the screen better: http://www.suunto.com/interactive/Core/.
Also, I posted a more in-depth review of this watch, comparing it to the Casio Pathfinder. You can find that here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HLMO-9DCM8k
