Deep Sea Diving Gone Wrong | Waage Drill 2

The Waage Drill 2 diving accident is a tragic case of deep sea diving gone wrong. When Peter Holmes and Roger Baldwin were saturation diving in the North Sea, something went wrong.
A simple mistake by their supervisor lead to the divers boiling alive.
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[@RichardEllwood]

Another chilling story and well told. I can't wait for the next one.

[@mikehenderson631]

I would never do that job
Mr ballan did several stories about saturation diving
Thanks for explaining more information about it medically

[@mikehenderson631]

If I remember correctly, the compression sickness is also called the bands, but it was reasonably called kathon's dizeus. And if I remember correctly you may need to do the research on it back. When they were building bridges on some of the bridges in New York, they were digging down. And people were underneath the emp chambers to bring the pillars down. Deeper and deeper people would come out extremely sick. And in severe pain and the nose chambers, we called Kay songs.

[@Occurrencepod]

The rapid pressure change contributed but the determined cause of death was hyperthermia/heat stroke!

[@GarySlegg]

What a horrible way to die!