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Sunlight 4 year s ago
So many of those are remarkable but absolutely useless to society in any way. An 8000 lb teddy bear? A long @ss feather boa? ha ha. Cool, but hopefully all that material can be repurposed so it is not humungously wasteful.
A man in New Zealand set a record for diving 230 feet under ice while holding his breath for nearly two and a half minutes.
Freediver Anthony Williams from New Zealand achieved the deepest dive under ice as a male (with breath held) while wearing fins and a diving suit.
Williams made the record attempt in March 2019 when he dove into a frozen body of water in Kirkenes, Norway, and plunged 70.3 meters (230.643 feet) below the surface. Williams lasted 2 minutes and 29 seconds before coming up for air.