No it isn't.Deep sea divers use things like oxygen tanks!
If you were to try and hold your breath for 30 minutes you would be dead.
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Tue 25 Apr 2006, 12:02,
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If you were to try and hold your breath for 30 minutes you would be dead.
it's best not to say I'm wrongwhen you don't know why I'm right.
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Tue 25 Apr 2006, 12:04,
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see a few posts above this one...edit: 1 thing about me is that I never claim that I'm right unless I am absolutely certain. If I'm not, I keep quiet.
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Tue 25 Apr 2006, 12:07,
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*sigh*I don't give a damn if the others haven't been observed for world records. It's true. It's to do with being in a meditative state.
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Tue 25 Apr 2006, 12:14,
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[/Unlurk]Would I be right in assuming that, because of Boyle's Law, deep sea divers would inhale air from their tanks at a greater density than on the surface? And would I be right in assuming that the higher density of the air may have a relationship with the amount needed for survival? So, would I be right to guess that you could hold your breath for longer when at 30 meters below than you would at surface level?
(I should point out at this juncture that I failed both physics and biology.)
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((I should point out at this juncture that I failed both physics and biology.)
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Tue 25 Apr 2006, 12:25,
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Well nitrogen tank ;o)there is some Russian guy who can unofficially hold his breath for ages, but Norris McQ never saw it so it does excist!!
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Tue 25 Apr 2006, 12:06,
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he's never seen me.....
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Tue 25 Apr 2006, 12:11,
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