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Jake asked: do people sometimes get claustrophobic?
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My name is Rachelle and I would just like to know how many missions have you been on? What is the deepest you have ever gone in a ship? Have you ever discoverd some sort of fish or bacteria that wasnt discoverd before?
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Jackie asked: I always wanted to know if you would get a little crazy being under water for ten whole days, because i know i sure would. I also wanted to how did you guys get the idea for making an underwater reef base?
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Vincent asked: How and why did you build an underground sciance lab? Where is it located? Was it hard for you guys to build? And are the ocean currents strong enough to hold the lab?
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You guys are awesome!!!!! It is my dream to do what you are doing. I just have one question. How do you breath.
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