An old clip from the Discovery Channel show "MythBusters" demonstrating how a deep-sea explorer could implode in a depressurized diving suit has gone viral after the Titanic sub disaster.

The pressure underwater increases by about one atmosphere every 10 meters. "MythBusters" experimented to see how an implosion looked at 300 feet.

Fact Check. A vintage photograph perennially shared on social media purports to show an actual deep-sea diving suit from 1925 that looks more like a mash-up of the Tin Man from "The Wizard of Oz ...

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A diving suit rated for 300 feet is a lot less impressive once you realize the deepest free diver managed a depth of 700 feet without any fancy equipment. Sándor Dávid Papp May 7, 2023 05:03 AM.

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