A professor in Florida, USA, has made a surprising record. This professor has made a world record for staying underwater for 100 consecutive days. Joseph Dituri, a former US Navy diver and expert in biomedical engineering, has made this strange record.
Joseph has been Living In Water Since March 1
Joseph Dituri, a former US Navy diver, decided to stay at sea in Largo City, Florida, starting March 1. Initially, Dituri decided to remain underwater for ten days and completed his challenge.
Shared Video On Instagram
Dituri has also shared his experience of 100 days with the people. He mentioned his experience with the help of his social media. On Instagram, Joseph Dituri wrote, “Living under the sea for 100 days: always the result of personal and professional searches to discover something new. This experience has changed me tremendously. I hope I have inspired explorers and researchers.” it has inspired a new generation of entrepreneurs to cross all boundaries and innovate for themselves.
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People Like Coming Video
Dituri shared this post on social media two days back. Since being posted, it has been liked more than 2500 times, and many people have also commented. One user wrote, “Congratulations! The study has come up with many answers and many more questions for science!.”
Another user wrote, “Congratulations to you and everyone involved in the project. You are an inspiration. Here’s to you adjusting smoothly to life back on the ground.” “Woohoo!! You’re amazing.”
Broke The Record Of The Year 2014
Dituri shrunk when their length was measured after being underwater for many days. 55-year-old Professor Joseph Dituri also broke the record set in 2014 for staying underwater for 73 days. He did his research by staying underwater for 100 days. When he came out of the water after 100 days, the city’s people stood to welcome him.
What Research Was Professor Dituri Doing?
Professor Dituri of the University of South Florida wanted to understand how prolonged exposure to water affects the human body. Also, they tried to know whether living underwater can slow down the ageing process of human beings.
