What are the steps in the production of a wetsuit? What is the wetsuit made of?

It's a kind of clothing that you can breathe underwater, and you can't get crushed by the pressure of the water, for example, when you're salvaging underwater, when you're diving.

It is possible to maintain body temperature underwater.

In order to uncover the mysteries of the depths of the sea, people often dive into the sea to explore, which requires the help of wetsuits. Legend has it that the ancient Greeks once sat in a glass bucket and dived into the water, but this has not been confirmed.

In the 17th century, Europeans invented the bell submersible. A person can dive into the water within the "clock" and do not return to the surface until the air runs out. Due to the limited amount of air contained in the "bell", this type of diving is not sustainable.

It wasn't until 1879 that the German Yaledao invented the wetsuit with an oxygen mask. Oxygen is fed in by tubes on the ship, so that people can move more freely under the seafloor. In 1942, the Frenchman Foster invented the portable oxygen Jane, and it was only then that a modern wetsuit that could move freely under the sea was introduced.

In order to uncover the mysteries of the depths of the sea, people often dive into the sea to explore, which requires the help of wetsuits. The ancient Greeks and Turks are sometimes referred to as the "fathers of diving" in modern times, as they dived into the Aegean Sea to pick sponges more than 2,000 years ago?

In the 17th century, Europeans invented another type of diving equipment, the bell submersible? Are people in the "clock" and don't return to the water until the air runs out?

Due to the limited amount of air contained in the "bell", this piece of equipment can only keep the diver in the water for a few hours, and cannot last?

The construction of the diving bell is a big one? Sturdy? Without a bucket at the bottom, its weight allows it to sink vertically into the water, and in this way, fills the barrel with air, enough for a diver to breathe in the water for several hours?

The diving bell is hoisted into the water by the chaining of a ship, and the diver stays in the submersible and dives with the diving bell?

The earliest verifiable diving bell was a regulating device made in 1531?

In 1617, Kessler designed an underwater garment and air leather bag, but did not actually use it?

In 1680, William Phipps, an adventurer in Massachusetts, improved the submersible, he used several upside-down kegs and a large vat to find treasure, he took the keg out to search, and when the keg ran out of air, he returned to the vat to replace the fresh air?

In 1715, another Englishman invented a wetsuit that could wrap a person, the wetsuit itself was an air bucket made of reinforced leather, with a glass window at the eye area to see outside, and two cuffs at the place of the hand to prevent water seepage, so that the hands could be extended out of the cuffs to do some work?

In 1819, the Englishman Sibei invented a relatively successful surface air-pump-type diving suit, which was connected to an air barrel on the surface of the water and equipped with a steel helmet, which could dive to a depth of 75 meters?

It wasn't until 1879 that the German Yaledao invented the diving suit with an oxygen mask? Oxygen is fed in by tubes on the ship, so that people can move more freely under the seafloor.

In 1942, the Frenchman Foster invented the oxygen tank that could be carried around, and it was only then that a diving suit that could move freely on the bottom of the sea was introduced.

The mermaid wetsuit is a liquid oxygen diving device invented by an American inventor that breathes with "liquid air" and allows humans to breathe liquids like fish and dive into the deep sea without worrying about fatal decompression?

Wearing a mermaid wetsuit and even diving deeper to the bottom of the ocean to explore?

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