Answer:
(1) Imagine spending almost two weeks living in <em><u>the coolest home in the</u></em>
<em><u>world.</u></em>
(2) That is what scientist Lloyd Godson did when he lived at the bottom
of a lake in Australia for thirteen days.
(3) Although <em><u>there is no way on Earth I would want to do that</u></em>, it sure sounds fascinating.
(4) Godson's home was an 8-by-11-foot-long yellow steel box that he
dubbed the BIOSUB.
(5) His air supply came from the algae plants growing inside the BIOSUB.
(6) Divers brought him food, water, and <em><u>other junk</u></em> through a manhole built in the bottom of his underwater home.
(7) To keep busy, he rode on an exercise bicycle, which created electricity for him to recharge his laptop and run the lights for his plants.
(8) He used his computer to talk to students <u><em>all over the world</em></u> and to watch movies.
(9) Godson paid for this experiment with money he had won in the
"Live Your Dream" contest.
(10) <em><u>At this point in time</u></em>, I have to say that for most people, the BioSUB home would be less appealing than a regular, above-ground room, apartment, or house.
(11) Indeed, by the time his two weeks were over, Godson was ready to come up, feel the sunshine and wind on his face again, and <em><u>"smell the roses."</u></em>
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