Diver Performs Eggsperiments at 60 ft Deep #shorts #egg
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I would have swallowed the egg by accident.
Along with some sea water
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@Darling .
@Det Dakoykoy .
I love how he is just chilling on the sea floor like he’s on land.
I love to do that when I dive
The fish were like:
Mmmm this rare “egg” food is back
@Bad Vibes Only good point!
You think they’d treat it how we treat caviar? “Egg is bird caviar, how exotic. Birds are the fish of the land, do ya think birds would think we are flying? 🤔”
They were like c’mon guys get it while it here!!!! LoL
Shranger danger:*slurps the egg white*
Every disease: I will not be paying rent
Lol true
I would’ve accidentally swallowed the egg
I kinda think the egg spinning in the bubble ring was dope try it with the yoke see if it get scrambled.
Around how deep must someone be in ft. when it becomes appropriate to stop for decompression? & do you have to completely stop or will just rising at a slower pace be okay?
@Jayden Wilton Thanks, I didn’t know that a diver has to be breathing pressurized oxygen to experience decompression sickness.
you only have to worry about ascending slowly if you’re using a pressurized oxygen tank.
Decompression deals with the compressed mixture you’re breathing in because part of it builds up in your body so you need to pause at a certain depth (IIRC, been a few years but should be just 1 depth don’t quote me its been a while) but its just to even out the amount of hydrogen and oxygen in your body to a normal atmospheric pressure so if you’re not breathing in more compressed “air” deeper then the surface you’re diving at you’re good to skip the decompression/safety stop.
I think it is near 100 feet, I had a friend who dived and he was talking about diving on a wreck in Lake Ontario and said at 100′ you had to either come up slow or have a special mix in your tank, but that was a long time ago, so I could be remembering it wrong. It makes a difference on how long you are down there too. Like the free divers they go to 400 feet on just one breath and don’t stop on the way back up.
I’ve done this on a deep dive. Fun stuff. But the yolk still maintaining its shape shows the pressure isn’t as good a catalyst because it can keep a sphere at atmospheric pressure anyway.
I died three times trying to keep up with his dive in this video by holding my breath too 💀
Him: “swallows egg”
Salmonella: “its free real estate”
Hahaha