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Thirty-one days at 63 feet produced two years' worth of reef work
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Thirty-one days at 63 feet produced two years' worth of reef work
In this episode we follow the plan, place, and pressure behind a month-long undersea mission. It lays out why living inside Aquarius changes the tempo of ocean science and asks what that uninterrupted access could make possible.
Person: Fabien Cousteau
Location: Aquarius, 63 feet below the Atlantic, nine miles south of Key Largo, Florida
Date: 2014 mission; 2013 shutdown affected planning
Duration: 31 days inside the habitat
Facility: Aquarius undersea laboratory, 43 feet long, 9 feet wide
- The habitat is a pressurized steel cylinder on the seafloor that lets aquanauts avoid repeated decompression.
- Saturation diving allowed up to nine hours per day working the reef, rather than forty-minute surface dives.
- A surface team using standard scuba would need two years to match the same amount of field hours.
- The mission was conceived at a fundraiser when funding cuts threatened Aquarius and Fabien chose the site deliberately for its unique access.
- Federal shutdown in October 2013 froze NOAA funding and suspended the mission’s schedule, crew, and protocols.
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