SuriPlayah: At most you'd probably just stay there a day. So you don't need tons of clothes. They give you these bins to hold your personal belongings dry on the way down.
@felipenoronha2 think of the lodge like a glass you hold under water in the sink. You take an empty glass, flip it upside down and put it down under water. you can see the air up inside the glass still. If you were tiny, you could swim down and up in to the glass, right? Same idea. When you are down in the lodge, you are compressed at that depth. In a submarine, you are at surface pressure, so it must be sealed (or everyone dies - ala beginning of The Abyss movie)
Take an empty glass, turn it upside down and put it under water. You can see how the air compresses, but you can still access it under water. The same principle applies here. You can still swim in under as it is air tight. You are only down like 20 or 30 feet so you will be at that pressure the entire time. Unlike a submarine which is at surface pressure the whole time as it is completely air tight.
cool concept but really not the best spot for the hotel, this used to be a lab right, from the look of this clip the view of the fish and hotel just plain unattractive to me.
Being that the pressure inside the capsules is the same as outside, you are at that constant pressure. As you go down, you equalize and are comfortable once down there. On your way up you'll have to go through the same drill. People in a submarine never experience this as the pressure in the sub is the same as the surface and the submarine hull is strong and is able to withstand the immense pressure. Not the same as down in Jules Undersea lodge (the same idea as out of "The Abyss" movie)
Inside the Loge the pressure is like outside. So what about the deco-stops?
LordHassi 3 months ago
@LordHassi It's only 30 feet down. You don't need to do safety stops unless it's deeper.
Fumples 1 month ago
Inside these Loge you got the pressure from outside, so what about the deco-stops?
LordHassi 3 months ago
SuriPlayah: At most you'd probably just stay there a day. So you don't need tons of clothes. They give you these bins to hold your personal belongings dry on the way down.
aaronmgray 3 months ago
how do you take your clothes to the hotel without making it wet?
SuriPlayah 3 months ago
When they open that door on the floor, why doesn't the water go in the hotel?
felipenoronha2 3 months ago
@felipenoronha2 think of the lodge like a glass you hold under water in the sink. You take an empty glass, flip it upside down and put it down under water. you can see the air up inside the glass still. If you were tiny, you could swim down and up in to the glass, right? Same idea. When you are down in the lodge, you are compressed at that depth. In a submarine, you are at surface pressure, so it must be sealed (or everyone dies - ala beginning of The Abyss movie)
aaronmgray 3 months ago
Just looked on the lodge website and it is about $500/person/night
ChuckerSea 6 months ago
So..question..how do keep some clothing dry? that means when you leave you be driving home in wet clothing..unless you have water poof suitcase
PFXProductions 8 months ago
Take an empty glass, turn it upside down and put it under water. You can see how the air compresses, but you can still access it under water. The same principle applies here. You can still swim in under as it is air tight. You are only down like 20 or 30 feet so you will be at that pressure the entire time. Unlike a submarine which is at surface pressure the whole time as it is completely air tight.
aaronmgray 10 months ago
how do you enter the hotel when its underwater... :/
IchirukiSasusaku 10 months ago
@IchirukiSasusaku You scuba-dive to the bottom.
Fumples 1 month ago
Awesome! A step back in time.
dlopez8a 1 year ago
RAPTURE
Sk8onURown 1 year ago
cool concept but really not the best spot for the hotel, this used to be a lab right, from the look of this clip the view of the fish and hotel just plain unattractive to me.
YBotherSo 1 year ago
Being that the pressure inside the capsules is the same as outside, you are at that constant pressure. As you go down, you equalize and are comfortable once down there. On your way up you'll have to go through the same drill. People in a submarine never experience this as the pressure in the sub is the same as the surface and the submarine hull is strong and is able to withstand the immense pressure. Not the same as down in Jules Undersea lodge (the same idea as out of "The Abyss" movie)
aaronmgray 1 year ago
how do you get down there?
AnotherAppleMacbook 2 years ago
EW the water looks like shit.
sourdoughress 2 years ago
@sourdoughress
thats how water always looks
aznemoj0ck 2 years ago
No I live by the ocean
sourdoughress 2 years ago
how do the maids change the sheets? and is there room service?
davids8aff 2 years ago
it looks nasty,
i imagined something much better for an underwater hotel...
BuddaBoyz808 2 years ago 11
you do have oxygen
icechris12 2 years ago 3
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I wan't to go there
boosa147 3 years ago
Nothing's changed!! Thanks for posting this!
meriwesslie 3 years ago
It is still there, if you're curious.
AdrenalineAddict610 3 years ago
Yeah I actually looked it up before I posted this. Damn, i'm gettin old.
aaronmgray 3 years ago
doesent it hurt your ears?
petris112 3 years ago
What do you mean?
aaronmgray 3 years ago
@aaronmgray
When you dive down the 25 feet, do you ears hurt from the pressure?
petris112 1 year ago
It was so so long ago, I have no idea. If I had to try to guess, I would say it was $250/night, but I could be wrong.
aaronmgray 3 years ago
@aaronmgray $250/night? Impossible, that's how much your average Embassy Suites hotel goes for.
BlueKewne 1 year ago
so how much did u pay?
Fallen4rmheaven 3 years ago
id doesent ''paysing to mee'' get yourself a better internettconnection. jurkoff
malozzy 3 years ago
Uhhhh.... Maybe you should get a better internet connection so your buffer doesn't run out.
aaronmgray 4 years ago