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- Benthoscope abstract "The Benthoscope was a deep sea submersible designed by Otis Barton after the Second World War. He hired the Watson-Stillman Company, who had earlier constructed his and William Beebe's bathysphere to produce the new design of deep diving vessel, which was named from the Greek prefix -benthos or bottom.The Benthoscope was essentially similar to the bathysphere, but was built to withstand higher pressures, with a crush depth of 10,000 feet (3,048 m). Its internal diameter was 4.5 feet (1.4 m), and its wall thickness was 1.75 inches (44.5 mm). It weighed 7 tons (6,350 kg), an increase in weight of 1,600 pounds (726 kg) over the bathysphere. Two windows of fused quartz were installed, one facing straight ahead and the other diagonally down. Other arrangements followed the bathysphere, with oxygen supplied from cylinders, and calcium chloride and soda lime used to absorb moisture and CO2 respectively.In August 1949, Barton established a new world depth record with a solo descent to 4,500 feet, which remains the deepest dive by a submersible suspended by a cable.The Benthoscope is now on display in front of the Los Angeles Maritime Museum in San Pedro, California.".
- Benthoscope thumbnail Otis_Barton's_Benthoscope.jpg?width=300.
- Benthoscope wikiPageID "5141472".
- Benthoscope wikiPageRevisionID "544378981".
- Benthoscope auto "yes".
- Benthoscope date "December 2009".
- Benthoscope hasPhotoCollection Benthoscope.
- Benthoscope subject Category:Manned_submersibles.
- Benthoscope type Apparatus102727825.
- Benthoscope type Artifact100021939.
- Benthoscope type Equipment103294048.
- Benthoscope type Instrumentality103575240.
- Benthoscope type MannedSubmersibles.
- Benthoscope type Object100002684.
- Benthoscope type PhysicalEntity100001930.
- Benthoscope type Submersible104348359.
- Benthoscope type Whole100003553.
- Benthoscope comment "The Benthoscope was a deep sea submersible designed by Otis Barton after the Second World War. He hired the Watson-Stillman Company, who had earlier constructed his and William Beebe's bathysphere to produce the new design of deep diving vessel, which was named from the Greek prefix -benthos or bottom.The Benthoscope was essentially similar to the bathysphere, but was built to withstand higher pressures, with a crush depth of 10,000 feet (3,048 m).".
- Benthoscope label "Benthoscope".
- Benthoscope label "Bentoscópio".
- Benthoscope label "ベントスコープ".
- Benthoscope sameAs ベントスコープ.
- Benthoscope sameAs Bentoscópio.
- Benthoscope sameAs m.0d4pm6.
- Benthoscope sameAs Q2743979.
- Benthoscope sameAs Q2743979.
- Benthoscope sameAs Benthoscope.
- Benthoscope wasDerivedFrom Benthoscope?oldid=544378981.
- Benthoscope depiction Otis_Barton's_Benthoscope.jpg.
- Benthoscope isPrimaryTopicOf Benthoscope.