Nate alder was scuba diving off the coast of Brazil when the idea struck him. It was 2006, and he was spending his summer break from Brigham Young University backpacking around the country and working on his advanced scuba certification. During one of the scuba seminars, he learned about how divers in cold climates pump argon gas into their dry suits for insulation. As a former snowboard instructor, he wondered if argon could be used to warm skiers and snowboarders too.
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机译：当这个念头击中他时，内特·阿尔德（Nate Alder）在巴西沿海潜水。那是2006年，他正在暑假从杨百翰大学（Brigham Young University）徒步旅行，在全国各地背包旅行，并从事高级水肺认证。在其中一次水肺潜水研讨会上，他了解了寒冷气候下的潜水员如何将氩气泵入干燥的潜水服进行保温。作为一名前滑雪教练，他想知道氩气是否也可以用来加热滑雪者和滑雪者。
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