 |
Dr. Leland Clark, inventor of the platinum "Clark electrodes" used to detect oxygen in liquid (and allows measurement of blood oxygen levels) also did this famous experiment in "liquid breathing":
|
John Anderson
Pulmonary damage: too bad. But if improved, useful as G-force protection in spaceflight – excet for cost of lifting it out of a gravity well.
John Anderson
Oh, and in medicine – vast improvement on the water bed (trivia: Robert Heinlein designed what may have been the first while in hospital before being discharged).
send me a death threat
What horror is done in the name of science, almost as bad as religion.
Alex
This was done in the 1960s – I think the idea is to create artificial blood, not development of liquid breathing. 
Alan
This also has applications for deep sea diving, research has been going on for some years, not everything in “The Abyss” was fiction.
ann
mouse murderer wats with scientists they think they are helping but there not
ann
mouse murderer wats up with those scientists they think they are helping but there not
Slacs
1st of all, sick and wrong, second of all, that is a poor rat, not a mouse. Do scientists not even know which species they are torturing?
GetOverYourself!
We all die anyway.
And they were not causing the rat any pain.
Don’t refute brilliant experiments done in the name of science simply because you have the means to, please.
Comment RSS
RSS
iblees
