An article by DEEP explores the history of underwater habitats, highlighting key milestones and their impact on current underwater living technology. It begins with early projects like Glaucus, Conshelf, and Sealab, which demonstrated the feasibility and utility of underwater living. Cousteau's Conshelf missions showed it could be done with style, while the U.S. Navy's Sealab pushed the limits of depth, showing risks involved in subsea exploration. The piece then shifts to later habitats like La Chalupa and Aquarius, which focused more on marine research and NASA training. These historical advancements ultimately inform DEEP's current work to develop more autonomous and comfortable underwater habitats for scientific research. The text concludes by suggesting this new technology will vastly cut down on scientists' time, providing them more opportunity for research.

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