Astronaut vs Deep-Sea Diver

Astronaut versus deep-sea diver. Astronauts work in a vacuum. Deep-sea divers work in crushing pressure. Less than one in a thousand astronaut applicants get accepted. Deep-sea divers train for years to live in a sealed chamber for a month. Astronauts train for two years before flying. Deep-sea divers breathe a helium-oxygen mix because regular air would poison them at depth. Astronauts experience zero gravity. Deep-sea divers face pressures up to seventy times normal. Both jobs push the human body to its limit — in opposite directions. SuperClips. Coming soon. The deepest commercial dive on record reached 701 meters, set in 1988. The deepest hyperbaric chamber dive reached 71 atmospheres of pressure, set by Comex in 1992. NASA's 2020 astronaut class had a 0.08 percent acceptance rate.

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