I'm wondering if they would have 4 months of breathable oxygen in an underwater cave.
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Originally posted by AntlerCollector View PostI'm wondering if they would have 4 months of breathable oxygen in an underwater cave.
I think the fact that medical personnel are actually in the cave now with them.. and they are trying to get nourishment and nurse the boys back to health (very skinny/weak is the report i read).. is a good sign.. i think once the group is stronger they may attempt something..
water was only part of the issue, it appears mud and debris is actually what is blocking a lot of the passages and its ever changing with the rain/water...
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Originally posted by Txhunter11 View PostCaving diving is a lot harder to learn than open water(lake or ocean), in a cave if you panic there is nowhere to go up to the surface. Since 2 + miles in more than likely 1 scuba tank will not get them out. Average new diver can last less than 30 mins on a tank. Depending on the depth you would have to mix air you breath with more oxygen and have mutil. depression stops that could last mins to hours. You have to be in a good mental place to be able to swim with your body touching the cave walls, of you panic you will get stuck and no way to get help.
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"I would like to tell you that now the boys have stayed inside there more than 10 days. They can stay healthy. They have doctors. For the air at that area, we take carbon-dioxide absorb substance which we have been using for our operation. So they are staying with good condition. So we don't have to rush ... We are trying to take care them and make them strong.” Chief to Thai Navy SEAL Rear Admiral Aphakorn Yoo-kongkaew said at the press conference Tuesday in Thailand.
Remember most of these kids cant swim.
A dark cave, isnt really the place I would like to learn. Not to mention the whole scuba part. And those scuba tanks wont exactly be light for a teenager...
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Originally posted by txpitdog View PostNote to self: above ground is just fineOriginally posted by BrandonA View PostYou aint Kidding. I'm claustrophobic and this would be a nighmare for me. That being said my ARSE wouldn't be going into a cave especially during any rainy season.
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Originally posted by nursejenn View PostX2Yep... I would probably die in that cave because I don't think I could even scuba out without panicking... but then again, I'm so claustrophobic, I wouldn't have went anywhere near inside to begin with. This is literally my worst nightmare.
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Originally posted by K-Train View Post
Just got this update on my news app. Sad deal. I can only imagine the guilt the coach is going to live with after all this is said and done. Especially if there are any more casualties.
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Originally posted by K-Train View Post
Just got this update on my news app. Sad deal. I can only imagine the guilt the coach is going to live with after all this is said and done. Especially if there are any more casualties.
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