Inventor Plans To use His 'Ocean Bubble' Cruise Ship To Travel To The Caribbean

Is there something we won't see in invention? Is this not suicide mission? A man from Florida has constructed a bubble-like vessel or cruise liner that he plans to use to travel to and along the Bermuda triangle.

Reza Baluchi has set out to travel from Pompano Beach to Bermuda, Haiti, Cuba and Puerto Rico in a man-propelled bubble he calls a hydro-pod cruise ship.
The bubble has 36 buoyancy balls on each side and Baluchi will be equipped with a life vest containing a water filter, a GPS tracking device, and shark repellent.
Baluchi attempted the trip once before in October 2014, but his voyage was cut short when Coast Guard officials rescued him after his GPS fell into the ocean 70 miles off of St. Augustine.
"They burst my cruise ship bubble, and now I put signs up that say 'Please don't burst my bubble,'" he said.
Baluchi is an endurance athlete and has also attempted other feats including surviving six weeks in Death valley and running around the perimeter of the United States.
He also said he began jumping rope in a sauna and running 20 miles a day to prepare for the trip.
Baluchi said that he uses his stunts to raise money for children in need and plans to run through every country in the world to gather funds for that cause.
"I try to do the best thing from my heart. Giving help to children," he said.
He began his journey by casting off from Pompano Beach on Wednesday afternoon and requested that Coast Guard officials leave him alone this time around so he  can set his records.