CalamarPark.com is an independent ‘Initiative for Studies on Aquanautic‘. Our aim is to develop a new generation of modular, serial underwater habitats for human occupation with emphasis on human scale and habitability. The facility and its mobile module will be open to several interdisciplinary applications, such as underwater archaeology, specialized tourism, space training missions etc.
Within this scope we are convinced that this is the best approach to attract attention for the marine habitat and increase interest to its environmental issues.
...the highest mountains and furthest rain forests and deserts, steppes, coasts, all land animals and plants are in their mass much more insignificant than the almost endless expansion of the submarine ravines and mountains, the incomprehensible variety of organisms, which hides from our eyes under the surface of the oceans. This is the larger habitat on this planet"
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Longer stays in an underwater station require systems to filter out Carbon Dioxide (CO2) from the air that is exhaled by the aquanauts. These CO2 scrubbers generally consist of a fan that pulls air through a canister filled with Carbon Dioxide (CO2) adsorbent, such as Sodasorb or Sodalime. To get a rough idea about CO2 scrubbers and their prices visit the webpage of AMRON International.