Question 13 Marks
Why are our bodies not crushed by the large pressure exerted by the atmosphere?
Answer
View full question & answer→Because the atmosphere also pressurize the body. Diving down $100$ meters will pressurize the gasses in the body and they will compress, like the air in our lungs and if the lung volume gets below half a litre the lungs can get partly filled with blood plasma. But sorry no bone crushing. But if you take a big breath and hold it while you ascend from $100$ meters to the surface, your ribs may start to break.