Undersea Colonies a Reality

[Granfalloon]

Talk about burying your head in the sand! How about living underwater for awhile? There have been several threads discussing how man might survive various kinds of crisis. This has some possibility to it. Check it out:

Atlantica Undersea Colony

The thing I like about this project is that they appear to be considering the approach to living "in harmony" with the surrounding sea life, and trying to cause no harm to the environment (There are several scientists and other experts involved).

 

[Drachir]

And how do the Atlanteans feel about some surface breathers moving into their realm?

 

[dustinzgirl]

All well and good until you buy an undersea condo built by the lowest bidders from Taiwan, where they were assembled by small children.



PS: LOL Did anyone but me note the live date as 2012? I find that...funny...actually.

 

[ktabic]

All well and good until you buy an undersea condo built by the lowest bidders from Taiwan, where they were assembled by small children.



PS: LOL Did anyone but me note the live date as 2012? I find that...funny...actually.

Heh, I wonder if that was deliberate.

It doesn't seem, to me at any rate, as though they are really trying tbh. Some of their habitats wouldn't qualify if you ask me, I mean, two people for two days?
The Challenger one looks more interesting though.

But I'm pretty certain military submarines are perfectly capable of beating the amount of time they are going for.

 

[Granfalloon]

And how do the Atlanteans feel about some surface breathers moving into their realm?

Do you know any Atlanteans? Perhaps you could ask them?

 

[ktabic]

And how do the Atlanteans feel about some surface breathers moving into their realm?

They might be very happy about us surface breathers moving underwater. It might prompt us to start paying attention to all the pollution we have released into the seas and do something about it.

 

[Nik]

Google easily found the underwater hotel near Key Largo.

Um, at least they won't be troubled much by sea-level rise...