The pressure underwater increases by about one atmosphere every 10 meters. "MythBusters" experimented to see how an implosion looked at 300 feet.

An old clip from the Discovery Channel show "MythBusters" demonstrating how a deep-sea explorer could implode in a depressurized diving suit has gone viral after the Titanic sub disaster.

Bacon's diving suit ruptured while he was diving at Pearl Harbor, and he was crushed to death by water pressure. Rob Carson 253-597-8693 [email protected] ...

Morse Diving, a nearly 175-year-old company, became famous for making suits that allowed men to work underwater. With these suits, workers could build foundations for bridges, docks and railroads.

The 45-year-old took on the challenge to raise money for his local Shopmobility branch - which helps elderly and disabled people. Inspired by the other antique diving suit fundraiser, Lloyd Scott, ...

Then they put the mannequin in an old diving suit and sank it 300 feet underwater, where the pressure is about nine times as great as that at sea level.