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Scuba News
September 10, 2024 by HAL
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 […]
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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, […]
September 9, 2024 by HAL
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 […]
Bonfire diving is an exciting way to experience nightlife underwater. It involves divers using bright underwater lights, creating an enchanting atmosphere for exploring marine life. This type of diving can attract unique creatures that come out at night. However, divers should always prioritize safety and ensure their gear is functioning well. It’s a great opportunity […]
A stunning video shows exciting interactions between sharks and cageless divers in Bonaire. Sharks are generally safe for divers, but their behavior can be unpredictable. The video features experts who use shark feeding to attract these creatures for observation. They discuss shark conservation and the importance of educating the public about sharks. The engaging footage […]
September 7, 2024 by HAL
Rebreather diving, while offering unique underwater exploration, poses significant safety challenges due to its complexity. It requires an understanding of both technical skills and human factors that influence diver performance. Key themes in improving safety include adopting a systems-thinking approach, fostering a just culture for reporting errors, and emphasizing non-technical skills like teamwork and communication. […]
September 6, 2024 by HAL
The trip to Gulen, Norway, from August 21 to September 1, 2024, centered around diving various World War II wrecks during a “Wreck Safari” week. Despite experiencing the worst weather recorded in over a century, the diving experience was remarkable, especially the beautiful wrecks and thrilling underwater navigation. Divers must be comfortable with currents, compass […]
In this episode, the hosts, Jamesy and Brando, return from a trip to Lake Huron’s Presque Isle. They discuss their adventures and share good news with listeners. Despite facing a power and internet outage due to a storm, they’re back to continue their podcast about scuba diving. The episode highlights their passion for diving and […]
Issue 140 of Underwater Photography Magazine is now available for free download. This edition features industry news and reviews on new underwater imaging gear, like the Nauticam NA-Z6III housing and Olympus M.Zuiko 8-25mm lens. Two new books on underwater photography are also included, along with interviews from well-known professionals in the field. To get your […]
A new book titled “52 Assignments: Underwater Photography” is designed to help divers improve their underwater photography skills. It presents 52 fun challenges that engage photographers during their dives. Instead of teaching techniques, it encourages creative thinking and experimentation. The assignments aim to expand skills and knowledge while producing eye-catching images. This book acts as […]
Former Royal Australian Navy diver Ash Semmens plans to swim across the English Channel on his back. He will use a modified dolphin-kick with minimal arm movement while facing upwards. Semmens lives on Australia’s Gold Coast and is currently in training for the swim, which is scheduled for next June. The crossing is about 34 […]
Fourth Element has introduced the Pelagic Diving Watch, crafted by Leven Creative. This new watch is designed for scuba divers and can withstand depths up to 500 meters. It features a Swiss-made automatic movement, a helium escape valve, and is made from high-quality materials like 316L stainless steel. The watch, priced at approximately $1,946, combines […]
Diving in Trondheim, Norway, offers a unique chance to see sharks and chimaeras at recreational depths. The velvet-belly lantern shark, blackmouth catshark, and ratfish are the main species encountered here, each adapted to the cold, dark waters of the fjord. Good conditions for spotting these creatures are found during the transition from low to high […]
September 5, 2024 by HAL
Diving insurance is important for both new and experienced divers. It provides financial protection for medical expenses, emergency evacuations, and diving-related injuries. Additionally, it can cover loss or damage to diving equipment and offer trip cancellation support. This type of insurance is specifically tailored to the unique risks of diving, which regular travel insurance may […]
Diving insurance is essential for both safety and financial protection while scuba diving. It covers medical expenses, equipment damage, and trip cancellations, which can be costly. Diving can involve risks like injuries or equipment failures, so having insurance offers peace of mind. Additionally, diving insurance often includes international coverage and liability protection, making it crucial […]
You can book a free trydive session at the GO Diving Show ANZ on September 28-29. This event is great for anyone interested in scuba diving, from beginners to experienced divers. Attendees can also try drysuit diving, which opens new diving opportunities. The show features speakers, interactive experiences, and a variety of exhibitors related to […]
The future of scuba diving is being shaped by innovative technologies developed by the U.S. Navy’s Office of Naval Research (ONR). The ONR identifies and funds promising ideas to enhance underwater capabilities, benefiting both military and civilian divers. Recent advancements include heads-up displays and diver health monitoring systems, aimed at making diving safer. The ONR’s […]
The Office of Naval Research (ONR) is leading innovations in scuba diving technology for the U.S. Navy. They work with scientists worldwide to fund and implement new ideas, from mixed gas systems to rebreathers. ONR sponsors research that directly benefits divers and makes underwater experiences safer. Some technologies developed for military use, like the Diver […]
The Rebreather Forum 4 proceedings are now available for download. This resource is useful for those interested in rebreather diving techniques and innovations. A print-on-demand option will also be announced for anyone wanting physical copies. The proceedings have contributions from key experts in the field, making them a valuable reference for divers. Read the full […]
The article “THE TALKS: Diving Deep into Science” highlights a conversation among experts in technical and scientific diving, emphasizing the benefits of integrating science into diving practices. They discuss how advanced diving techniques, such as using rebreathers, have opened new opportunities for researching unexplored underwater ecosystems. The dialogue also touches on the collaboration needed between […]
The proceedings from the Rebreather Forum 4 are now available for download. This forum included valuable insights and discussions on rebreather technology and diving practices. A print option for hard copies will also be set up soon. Many professionals contributed to the success of this event, ensuring important information was shared with the diving community. […]
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