Nuno Gomes, a Portugese Man who's also a Portugese Footballer made it to 318.5m. He was trying to beat Mark Elliott who made a depth of 313m, but he had another goal which was to reach 320m Goals Easier Goal = Become the world's deepest diver by beating Mark Elliott at 313m (succeeded) Harder Goal = Get up to 320m (failed) You made a spelling mistake in your question. When you mean that kind of C, you say sea.
The deepest a person has gone underwater without breathing apparatus is about 800 feet (244 meters). This was achieved by Herbert Nitsch, an Austrian freediver, in 2012. He accomplished this world record dive in the "No Limits" discipline, where divers use a weighted sled to descend and then ascend by releasing the weights and inflating a lift bag.
On January 23, 1960, U.S. Navy Lt. Don Walsh and Swiss scientist Jacques Piccard took the bathyscaphe Trieste to the bottom of the Challenger Deep of the Marianas Trench, the deepest spot on Earth. They achieved the record depth of 35,800 feet. In reaching this place, they did more than demonstrate effective engineering or man's ability to conquer millions of pounds of pressure. They scaled one of the epic myths of mankind, the very place Dante, Shakespeare, and Byron used as a frame of reference for the ultimate extreme of mystery, vastness, and wonder in the human soul.
10,916 meters (35,813 ft), which is about as deep as it's possible to get without burrowing into the sea floor. The dive took place in 1960. Two men descended into the deepest place on Earth, the Mariana Trench in the southeast Pacific Ocean, in a specialized research submarine named the Trieste.
No one's been back since.
Then people couldn't live on it, or even visit without some massive shielding or temperature / radiation controls and breathing apparatus.
Without a spacesuit, airtight building or other breathing apparatus, a human could live for about 3 minutes on Mars. With the right equipment, a human can live indefinitely on Mars.
Jacques Cousteau first attempted to build an underwater breathing device in 1943. He and Emile Gagnan developed the Aqua-Lung, which allowed divers to breathe underwater for extended periods without being connected to a surface air supply.
The respiratory system has primary responsibility for breathing, but it could not accomplish this function without the skeletal, muscular, nervous, and circulatory systems.
Jacques Cousteau invented the Aqua-Lung to allow divers to explore underwater for longer periods without needing to surface frequently for air. This invention revolutionized underwater exploration by providing divers with the ability to breathe underwater using compressed air tanks.
Not without breathing apparatus.
we shall never know until someone answers the question? Another answer SCUBA is the acronym for 'Self-Contained Underwater Breathing Apparatus'.FREE DIVING: The deepest anyone has gone (and returned!) without special underwater breathing apparatus is 214 meters (2007). However, the whole business is fraught with danger and controversy. The main limiting factor is the how long a person can hold their breath whilst swimming. In this particular case the diver, Herbert Nitsch, went down on a weighted sled and was pulled to the surface by a lift bag he inflated. Obviously a human without special breathing apparatus can go much deeper than 214 meters, but the likelihood of them returning alive becomes more and more remote the deeper they go. * For more information see Related links below this box
One reliable place to find information about "breathing underwater" is HowStuffWorks. This details why we are not actually able to breath underwater without breathing equipment.
He can't.
yes they can
People scuba dive because it enables them to stay underwater much longer than they would be able to do so without breathing apparatus. SCUBA stands for self contained underwater breathing apparatus. It is different from surface feed or Hooka diving where air is pumped down because it gives you more freedom. People have been able to hold their breath for up to 8 minutes but when you move about you can only hold your breath a short time. Taking an air supply means you can spend a long time underwater without being restricted by an air pipe from the surface.
Some whales and Crocodilles can remain underwater for up to two hours.
Firemen wear breathing apparatus to protect themselves from harmful smoke, fumes, and toxins present in a fire. The apparatus provides them with a clean air supply so they can safely work in smoke-filled environments without risking smoke inhalation or respiratory damage.
Enough to breathe normally without using any breathing apparatus.
The air gets to thin because their is not enough oxygen.
about half an hour i think :P
The longest time someone has stayed underwater without a breathing aid is 24 minutes and 3.45 seconds. This record was set by Aleix Segura Vendrell in 2016.