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Scuba News
September 10, 2024 by HAL
Handling oxygen or nitrox in dive operations requires formal training, as mandated by U.S. federal regulations. The PSI-PCI offers necessary training, including a new Oxygen Cylinder Cleaning Technician (OCCT) course. This program, crafted by oxygen experts, complies with regulations set by organizations like USDOT and NIOSH. Only PSI-PCI trained Inspectors can attend the OCCT course, […]
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Egypt is an amazing destination for scuba diving, especially in the Red Sea and Mediterranean waters. It has over 1,800 miles of coastline, vibrant coral reefs, and many shipwrecks to explore. The Red Sea is home to over 1,200 species of fish and 200 species of corals, making each dive unique. Popular diving spots include […]
Egypt is a prime scuba diving destination, featuring the beautiful Red Sea and Mediterranean waters. With over 1,800 miles of coastline, it boasts vibrant coral reefs and diverse marine life, including over 1,200 fish species and 200 coral types. Popular dive sites include Alexandria and Dahab, as well as renowned wrecks like the SS Thistlegorm. […]
Divers Alert Network (DAN) will host its annual member social at the DEMA Show on November 19, 2024. The event will take place at the Westgate Las Vegas from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Attendees can enjoy food, drinks, and connect with other professionals dedicated to dive safety. This gathering celebrates the efforts of those […]
Buddy Dive Bonaire has announced exciting specials for 2025, making it easier for divers to plan their dream vacations. They offer free shore diving when booking a Drive & Dive package and a special where a second diver dives for free. With various deals available, Buddy Dive Resort aims to make underwater adventures unforgettable for […]
Buddy Dive Bonaire has announced exciting specials for 2025 aimed at making diving adventures more affordable and enjoyable. They offer deals such as free shore diving with Drive & Dive package bookings and a “2nd diver dives for FREE” promotion. These specials are designed for all divers looking to explore the underwater beauty of Bonaire. […]
A business course focused on dive travel will be held before the DEMA Show on November 18, 2024. It aims to teach retail dive shops how to create successful dive travel programs. Led by industry experts, the course will cover important topics like developing a business plan, staff training, and pricing strategies. Participants will engage […]
The UB-88 wreck is deteriorating rapidly. A study comparing 3D models from 2021 and 2024 shows significant erosion. Changes are most noticeable in the outer and inner hull. This increased deterioration suggests a more accelerated degradation process. Future dives into the wreck could be more dangerous due to this condition. Read the full article at […]
Giant squid are rarely seen by divers, as they usually live over 3,300 feet deep in the ocean. However, they can come up to about 300 feet, making encounters possible during deep dives. These colossal creatures can reach lengths of 66 feet and have tentacles that can reach out 33 feet to grab prey. It’s […]
Scuba Diver Magazine is merging with Divernet.com to improve resources for divers. This change allows for a better experience as all content will be combined onto one platform. The transition will happen gradually over the next two months. Users will continue to access the same content, and improvements in navigation and updates are expected on […]
A project called “Coral, Climate, Communities” is taking place on Malapascua Island in the Philippines, led by the non-profit People and the Sea. This initiative, supported by the PADI AWARE Foundation, aims to promote Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) and enhance local marine conservation efforts. The project empowers local communities to manage and protect coral and […]
Andrew Sharpless is retiring after leading Oceana for 21 years. He has focused on creating policies to protect and restore marine ecosystems. Under his leadership, Oceana has achieved significant victories, such as rebuilding fish stocks and implementing sustainable fishing practices. He believes that healthy oceans can feed billions of people and emphasized the importance of […]
A recent expedition by the Schmidt Ocean Institute discovered at least 20 new species and a new seamount in the Nazca Ridge, located off the coast of Chile. The newly found seamount, rising nearly two miles from the ocean floor, is home to thriving deep-sea ecosystems, including coral reefs and sponge gardens. Notably, researchers recorded […]
A PADI-certified NASA astronaut recently led an exclusive diving event in the Maldives. This event attracted many enthusiastic divers eager to learn from someone with such unique experience. Participants enjoyed guided dives, exploring the beautiful marine biodiversity of the Maldives. The event highlighted the astronaut’s love for the ocean and commitment to ocean conservation. Read […]
The latest issue of Scuba Diver ANZ features diverse stories and insights about diving. It highlights Fiji’s rich marine biodiversity and includes updates about the tragic shipwreck of the Noongah. There is also a focus on the upcoming GO Diving Show in Sydney. Additionally, readers can learn about responsible tourism practices being adopted in Thailand, […]
Choosing quality scuba dive gear, like XDeep, is essential for a safe experience. Equipment safety, comfort, and performance are key points to consider. Good quality gear is more durable, ensuring it can handle the underwater environment. It fits well, which prevents fatigue and ensures better movement. Investing in reliable equipment leads to less stress and […]
In the movie Deep Blue Sea, rapper LL Cool J played a character who faced a dangerous animatronic shark. He shared that during filming, he was almost drowned when the remote-controlled shark unexpectedly grabbed him and “parked” him underwater. LL Cool J remembered that the animatronic sharks were not controlled by AI but by a […]
This quiz invites scuba divers to test their knowledge of diving skills, marine life, safety protocols, and underwater exploration basics. It’s designed to be an enjoyable way to reinforce what you’ve learned and understand important diving concepts. Good luck as you explore the depths of your scuba diving knowledge! Read the full article at divemagazine.com
The GO Diving Show ANZ in Sydney, happening on September 28-29, includes a unique exhibit called Shark in a Bus. This display is housed in a vintage 1957 bus and aims to educate visitors about sharks, featuring a five-meter great white shark named Frankie among other fascinating artefacts. The collection also includes whaling items, fossils, […]
Canon has introduced the EOS C80, a new cinema camera for filmmakers. It features a 6K full-frame sensor that delivers high-quality images in various lighting conditions. The camera includes advanced autofocus capabilities and multiple recording options, making it suitable for capturing underwater scenes. Weighing less and compactly designed, it is good for use in challenging […]
September 9, 2024 by HAL
Kraken Sports is releasing the new KR-S80 Hybrid Strobe/Video Light for underwater photography. This strobe features 80 watt-seconds of power, a 3,000-lumen COB LED for video, and is compatible with fiber-optic controls. It is lightweight, easy to use, and designed for depths of up to 330 feet. The KR-S80 will be available for $600 in […]
Deep Blue Adventures has recently added three certified specialists in closed-circuit rebreather (CCR) diving. This development comes after their exciting trip to Bonaire, where they enjoyed unique dive experiences. The addition of these specialists allows Deep Blue Adventures to provide personalized guidance to tech divers seeking optimal diving destinations. Rebreather diving offers divers longer, deeper, […]
Scuba Diver issue 89 is now available and introduces a small monthly charge for the digital magazine, with a free 30-day trial offered. Readers can still access past issues for free online or pick up print copies at dive stores. This issue includes a range of topics such as ghost nets collected from the North […]
Scuba diving in Curaçao and Bonaire offers an exciting adventure for beginners. Essential scuba gear includes a mask, snorkel, fins, wetsuit, and a buoyancy control device (BCD). Basic skills such as controlled breathing and buoyancy management are vital for safety and enjoyment underwater. Always dive with a buddy and plan your dives carefully to avoid […]
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