The provided text explores the hypothetical future of undersea living as a response to rising sea levels, presented as an imagined history from 2035. It details how the Sama-Bajau people, historically adapted to marine life, spearheaded the development of modern floating and subsea communities with the help of Deep R&D Ltd. These habitats, built using advanced 3D printing, offer various functionalities, including ambient and atmospheric pressure modules that enable direct ocean access for aquanauts and provide specialized environments. The article highlights diverse income streams such as extreme tourism, scientific research, and even anti-aging clinics using hyperbaric oxygen therapy, alongside self-sufficiency through aquaculture and renewable energy. Ultimately, it portrays undersea living as a means for communities threatened by climate change to redefine their lifestyles and careers, leveraging unique human adaptations and technological advancements.

Original article : https://www.newscientist.com/article/mg26635460-100-could-undersea-living-be-the-future-as-sea-levels-rise/

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