Imagine a 57-metre-high vertical vessel that would drift with the currents in the seas and oceans of the globe, sinking 30 metres beneath the waves. A futuristic sentinel worthy of Jules Verne, self-sufficient in energy, on board which could carry 24 people, including scientists from all over the world. Inside, a pressurised underwater living space offering numerous viewpoints of the depths will allow you to dive directly to 12 metres, day and night, without decompression stops. Almost like taking a dip at the beach.
This vessel named SeaOrbiter, designed to be to the ocean what the International Space Station is to the cosmos, was born in the mind of French architect Jacques Rougerie more than twenty years ago. A man who defines himself…
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