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Philly s Mütter Museum opens new exhibition

Philly s Mütter Museum opens new exhibition
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These scientists did underwater experiments secretly on themselves making WWII D-Day a success

At this time, scientists were already aware of the dangers of 'decompression sickness.'

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A group of WWII-era scientists used themselves as guinea pigs to learn to breathe underwater Their experiments helped make D-Day possible

A group of WWII-era scientists used themselves as guinea pigs to learn to breathe underwater Their experiments helped make D-Day possible
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WWII Scientists Learned to Breathe Underwater, Helped With D-Day

During WWII, scientists breathed CO2, oxygen, and other gases to learn about diving and submarine travel. They helped make D-Day happen.

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A group of WWII-era scientists used themselves as guinea pigs to learn to breathe underwater Their experiments helped make D-Day possible

During WWII, scientists breathed CO2, oxygen, and other gases to learn about diving and submarine travel. They helped make D-Day happen.

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