This collection of excerpts, primarily from a book about undersea colonization by Dennis Chamberland, explores the potential and practicalities of permanent human habitation beneath the ocean's surface. The author argues that settling the vast, unexplored undersea realm, referred to as Aquatica, is not only achievable and inevitable but also crucial for managing Earth's resources and environmental health. The text discusses the history of undersea exploration through notable habitats and missions, highlights the challenges of the marine environment such as pressure, light, and currents, and examines the necessary technologies and life support systems for sustained underwater living. Chamberland also emphasizes the shift from temporary expeditions to family-oriented communities, addressing concerns about safety and liability, and outlines his vision for future undersea cities and the importance of resource recovery. Ultimately, the source champions a future where humans live permanently in Aquatica, acting as stewards of the ocean.

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An article discusses a collaboration between DTU (Technical University of Denmark) and SAGA Space Architects concerning the development and research potential of underwater habitats, specifically the UHAB-3 model intended for use by ESA (European Space Agency) to train astronauts for missions like those to the moon. These habitats, showcased at the Digital Tech Summit, are designed to simulate the challenging, isolated conditions of space through extended stays underwater. DTU researchers anticipate contributing expertise in areas such as data processing, indoor climate control, and underwater communication to support research within the habitat and on its occupants. The text also highlights the relevance of this technology for defence and security applications, such as monitoring underwater areas or supporting personnel in inhospitable environments.

Original article : https://www.compute.dtu.dk/newsarchive/2024/11/underwater-habitat-opens-new-opportunities-for-research-and-training

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