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A professor at the University of Florida has set a new world record for staying underwater for the longest time. Professor Joseph Dituri has completed 74 days living about 30 feet under the Florida lagoon. He is living in a 100 square feet capsule. Joseph Dituri plans to stay underwater for 100 days. Before him, in the year 2014, two more professors had come down to live in water and had made a world record of 73 days, which has been broken by Professor Dituri.

He was called ‘Dr. Also known as ‘Deep Sea’. According to information received from Dituri’s social media account, he had entered the water to live on March 1 this year and would come out on June 9. In his Instagram post, Professor Dituri wrote, I am happy that my curiosity for discovery has taken me here. My goal from day one has been to inspire scientists around the world and future generations. Breaking the world record is a milestone. My mission does not end here. I still have 23 days underwater to do research.

of ndtv Report According to , on the 74th day of his stay in the water, Professor Dituri consumed a heavy protein diet consisting of eggs and salmon prepared with the help of microwave. Did exercise and got some sleep. Joseph Dituri wants to know how our bodies react to long-term exposure to extreme pressure while underwater.

Recently, Professor Dituri had made an important discovery. They have found a single-celled organism. Regarding this, his team believes that this is a completely new species for science. However, this discovery is yet to be confirmed.

Professor Dituri is being closely monitored while in the water. Often their urine and blood samples are taken. It is checked whether the professor is completely healthy or not. Besides, a psychologist and a psychiatrist are also monitoring him. It is also being seen what is the mental impact of living in a limited environment.