Re: Could you dive to the titanic? YES! with a Jim Suit
Even if, and that is a big if, you could solve all the problems with gas toxicity and equalization of air spaces, there is another problem I don't think could be solved. I have only been to 250 feet (in a chamber), but I noticed the air became viscous. That is, it seems thick. At Titanic depths it would be impossible to ventilate properly because the gas you would be breathing would be so thick. A one atmosphere diving suit is the answer. Here is a link to information on the "Jim-Suit".
http://www.achievement.org/autodoc/page/ear0int-4
Even if, and that is a big if, you could solve all the problems with gas toxicity and equalization of air spaces, there is another problem I don't think could be solved. I have only been to 250 feet (in a chamber), but I noticed the air became viscous. That is, it seems thick. At Titanic depths it would be impossible to ventilate properly because the gas you would be breathing would be so thick. A one atmosphere diving suit is the answer. Here is a link to information on the "Jim-Suit".
http://www.achievement.org/autodoc/page/ear0int-4