If you’re willing to cough up enough money and don’t mind being neighbors with a tiger shark or two, there are several ways you can actually live under the sea. One of the most ambitious attempts to create an underwater dwelling is the brainchild of a man named Phil Pauley.

Retired Navy officer Joseph Dituri is attempting to break the world record for living underwater, all in the name of science.

In 2026, a crew of six fully-trained aquanauts will be deployed to a new oceanic habitat system – beginning what promises to be the era of humanity's continuous presence underwater. A cable...

Imagine waking up each morning to the gentle rocking of a houseboat. Your day begins not with a commute through traffic but with a plunge into the clear, blue ocean. Equipped with just a spear and simple goggles, you dive deep beneath the waves, navigating the underwater world with ease.

The DEEP system now offers a radically more effective way to live and operate underwater than has existed before. Previously, underwater facilities have been temporary and fixed-location. DEEP’s habitat is modular, scalable, autonomous, recoverable, re-configurable and re-deployable.