This is what happens to the human body at a depth of 3,800 meters

LONDON – Have you ever imagined diving into the depths of the sea extreme, up to 3,800 meters below the surface? A terrifying simulation recently attempted to depict what would happen to the human body in such unimaginable conditions.

For most people, diving up to 40 meters under the sea is considered a safe limit.

As reported by Unilad, Sunday (9/6/2024), however, going beyond that limit and entering deep sea areas can cause unexpected dangers.

Imagine the water pressure at a depth of 20 meters, three times greater than at the surface. This pressure will continue to increase with increasing depth. And at 3,800 meters, the water pressure reaches 380 times atmospheric pressure!

To understand the consequences, scientists created a terrifying simulation. This simulation shows how the human body would break down under such extreme pressure.

The tremendous pressure will destroy the air cavities in the body, such as the lungs and sinuses. As a result, the lungs will collapse and body fluids will seep into the bloodstream. Death is inevitable.

This simulation is not just to scare, but to provide an idea of ​​the limits of human ability in dealing with extreme nature.

The deep sea is a strange and dangerous world, and for humans, entering it without proper protection is tantamount to suicide.

The water pressure at a depth of 3,800 meters reaches 380 times atmospheric pressure, which is enough to destroy the air cavities in the human body.