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Sorry to say he did not invent the "one man submarine." The first "one man" submarine was invented and tested in 1620 by Cornelius Drebbel. David Bushnell then designed and used a military type one man submarine in 1775, called "The Turtle."

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Jacques Cousteau co-invented Scuba, obtaining the first patent in 1943.

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Jacques Cousteau collaborated with engineer Jean Mollard to invent the Diving Saucer. It was first built in 1959, and had its maiden voyage that same year.

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SCUBA stands for Self Contained Underwater Breathing Apparatus its not necessarily a suit but a tank with high pressure hoses that deliver air to the diver.

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you are spupid.

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The first patent was issued in 1943.

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