Mission 31
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Live expedition to the Aquarius habitat places six people nine by forty feet, 17 km offshore at 20 m depth for 31 days, saturating divers to permit 70–80 m dives for 10–12 hours. The project uses GoPros up to 5K 3D, Kirby Morgan full-face masks for kilometer-range voice/video, Skype and Google Hangouts plus onboard Wi‑Fi to stream and run classroom sessions, and aims to collect new reef and climate data from a space that holds ~93–94% of ocean biodiversity while less than 5% is explored.
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