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NEW YORK (AP) -- David Blaine began his underwater stunt Monday -- which is to last seven days, and in full public view.

The 33-year-old magician will perform his latest stunt by living underwater for seven days and nights in a "human aquarium" in front of New York's Lincoln Center.

He will conclude by attempting to hold his breath underwater longer than the record of 8 minutes, 58 seconds.

The finale of his latest stunt will air live in a two-hour ABC special on May 8 (8 p.m. EDT).

The "human aquarium" in which Blaine will float is a specially built 8-foot acrylic sphere. He will receive liquid nutrition through a tube and the water will be kept at a balanced temperature to help keep his core temperature close to 98.6 degrees F.

Passers-by will be able to touch the aquarium, take pictures with Blaine and communicate with him.

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Wonder how he will pee ... :unsure:

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lol... you joking? NUTRITION, not nitrogen.

Oh yeah. I totally read wrong, Seems I can type, but not read. :D

Edit : so where's the challenge? He can't sleep.... that's it....?

the breath holding trick will be something he's taught himself.

Like...hyperventalate on pure oxygen, then start the challenge

^ :rofl: although liquid nitrogen would be nice... but i've always preferred metallic hydrogen :shiftyninja:

I made some of that the other day. It's really easy. Just coat your hands in diamond, get some liquid hydrogen, and squeeze your hands together really REALLY really hard.

:)

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