Cave Experiment Explores How Humans Adapt in Extreme Confine

Cave Experiment Explores How Humans Adapt in Extreme Confinement


Cave Experiment Explores How Humans Adapt in Extreme Confinement
Published April 29th, 2021 - 02:06 GMT
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Highlights
With no way to reference time inside a cave, organising tasks together had been a particular challenge, Clot told AP. 
As the world experiences forced isolation due to the pandemic, a cave experiment explores how humans adapt in extreme confinement.
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