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Originally Posted by Wayne C.
Instead- how about making a big hamster ball that would hold a human inside that would roll along the bottom of a lake so you can cross over while observing the fishes in THEIR home. I guess if you got tired you could make it less dense than the water and float to the surface.
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Hmmm... I seem to have recalled a little invention that does that. Probably a submarine, lol. But iit would be cool to have a ball where a human can walk underwater. Unfortinatley, the pressure rises as you sink to the bottom and thus, this will break your ball easily. Also you need SOME sort of oxygen tank. Something that can convery carbon-dioxide to oxygen, hmmmmm? (if that was ever possible, lol). Plus, you need to make the ball have a density of 0 (that means the oxygen inside it too and the human).
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Example, how about a metal sphere that sits at the bottom of the ball.
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Hmmm... we could also try a design like a robo-maid but it would be designed so the fish can see where he's going, and it can detect the position of the fish. I would say the sensor system would be on the top. Have it like an infered system. Once someone figures out how to make a fish survive in the ball, all it needs to do is move and the infered will tell where the center is, where the fish is, and move according to where the fish is. I'm sure it can work.
