Where Humans Can't Go

Yeah, where's superman when you need him?
Del

Golfing, according to the tabloids.

all part of the package

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I suspect that a major part of the reason why attempt after attempt to plug this thing has failed is because there is no way to put human minds on station. Robots may be wonderful for some things, but there is no substitute for human hands and human judgment at the point of attack.

If we are going to continue to be forced to drill in such deep locations, then new techniques for ultra-deep diving must be developed. Hyper-oxygenated liquid systems show some promise but are not without difficulties. Furthermore, diving suits such as the Navy's ADS2000 already allow a diver to work in a shirtsleeve environment at 2000 feet, and further developments are certain to follow. Perhaps a combination of the dive suit and saturation techniques, such as pressurizing the suit to allow work at much greater depths?