The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT71) ANTARCTICA -- May 26, 2006 -- ICE-WATER-SWIMMING-2 -- Lewis Gordon Pugh stands on top of a glacier before diving in Antarctica in December 2005. When he sees cold water, his body raises its core temperature from 98 degrees to 101. Pugh, 36, is a polar explorer and endurance athlete from London. Hypothermia could just as easily have destroyed my chances of success. A cardiac surgeon and English Channel swimmer once warned me that it was impossible to swim for any length of time in water that is 32 degrees Fahrenheit. "A normal person will be disabled within seconds," he said, "and dead within two or three minutes." (Terje Eggum/The New York Times)
CENA MINIMALNA - 100 USD
2006-05-26
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The New York Times Agency
Terje Eggum/The New York Times/Redux
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