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Scuba News
October 2, 2024 by HAL
Ken Stewart founded Diving With A Purpose (DWP) to train underrepresented scuba divers and locate slave ships. DWP has documented 18 shipwrecks related to the slave trade, involving over 18,000 volunteer hours. The organization empowers young divers and promotes marine conservation through programs that educate and restore ecosystems. DWP continues to expand its efforts, blending […]
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Benjamin and Nikki Hadfield are now business partners and co-owners of Stuart Scuba, a dive center in South Florida. They join Peter Friedman, the founder, to enhance the center’s legacy of diving education and community involvement. Benjamin is an experienced diving instructor and educator, while Nikki is a certified technical diver and project manager. Together, […]
Ben Hellwarth responds to Kevin Hardy’s article about SEALAB III and the tragic death of aquanaut Berry Cannon. Hellwarth believes Hardy’s investigation into the cause of death, initially deemed carbon dioxide poisoning, lacked fresh evidence and relied too much on conjecture. He emphasizes that while Hardy presented an alternate perspective, it didn’t clarify the cause […]
The Rebreather Forum 4 Proceedings have been released, but several rebreathers were accidentally left out in a previous paper. Michael Menduno, the author, acknowledged this mistake after being informed by Bretislav Vaisar, CEO of iQsub Technologies. The updated list includes new models like the Hammerhead Classic and Extreme, as well as iQsub’s sidemount rebreathers. It […]
The summer vacation included adventures diving in Isle Royale National Park, located in Lake Superior. Divers explored six classic shipwrecks, such as the Cumberland and George M. Cox, with depths ranging from recreational to technical diving levels. A significant benefit of diving in Lake Superior is the pristine condition of the wrecks, which have not […]
In 2021, divers Sébastien Pelletier and Kevin Brown explored the St. Lawrence Estuary, discovering two previously unvisited wrecks: the Donnacona no. 1 and an unidentified schooner believed to be the Otter. Facing challenging weather and visibility, the team had to adapt their strategies to successfully locate and investigate the wrecks. After encountering dangerous conditions, including […]
September 5, 2024 by HAL
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 article highlights a discussion among experts in technical diving and science, revealing the integration of scientific research and diving techniques. These experts, including Dr. Sonia J. Rowley and Phil Short, emphasize the value of using advanced equipment like rebreathers to explore under-researched underwater ecosystems, especially in deep waters. They stress the significance of collaboration […]
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. […]
September 4, 2024 by HAL
The annual Diving Talks event, launched in 2021 in Lisbon, focuses on diving, safety, and conservation. This year, the Fourth Edition emphasizes technical diving with 15 out of 23 speakers being tech and cave explorers. The founder aims to motivate participants to dive deeper and enhance their skills. Networking opportunities are abundant, allowing attendees to […]
The Diving Talks event, which started in 2021 in Lisbon, brings together the global diving community to discuss topics like safety, conservation, and underwater exploration. In its 2024 edition, the event features a strong focus on technical and cave diving, with many speakers being pioneers in these areas, including a notable representation of women. Organizers […]
DeeperBlue.com has launched a new clothing line made from sustainable materials to support ocean conservation. The apparel includes t-shirts, hoodies, and accessories designed for divers and ocean advocates. Each item is produced using organic cotton and renewable energy, minimizing environmental impact. The collection aims to inspire others to show their love for the ocean while […]
DeeperBlue.com has launched a new sustainable clothing line aimed at divers and ocean advocates. This collection features eco-friendly apparel made from organic cotton and is produced using renewable energy. Each item supports ocean conservation efforts and is designed to help wearers express their love for the ocean. The clothing line emphasizes reducing environmental impact and […]
SEALAB III was a US Navy project aiming to explore deep-sea living. Tragically, divers faced numerous technical problems, leading to the death of a diver, Barry Cannon. The initial investigation blamed a faulty CO2 scrubber, but new evidence suggests electrocution as the cause. The project suffered from poor planning, lack of experienced personnel, and equipment […]
SEALAB III was part of a U.S. Navy experiment in saturation diving aimed at exploring deeper ocean habitats. It aimed to reach depths of 610 feet, but tragedy struck when aquanaut Barry Cannon died during a dive, initially attributed to CO2 poisoning from a faulty rebreather. However, later insights suggest the cause of death was […]
A new Tech Dive Centre Directory has been launched to connect tech divers with dive centers worldwide. This directory will help diversify travelers find reliable diving experiences and courses. Dive centers can showcase their services, answer questions, and interact with divers through individual web pages. The platform promotes dive centers regularly, helping to grow the […]
A new Tech Dive Centre Directory has been launched to connect tech divers with dive centres worldwide. This directory aims to provide reliable resources for tech diving trips, courses, and experiences. Divers can find relevant dive centres, leave reviews, and learn about the services offered at each location. Dive centre owners can showcase their facilities […]
The Carl D. Bradley, a shipwreck lying over 110 meters deep in Lake Michigan, presents a challenging dive for explorers. Built in 1927, it sank in a storm in 1958, resulting in the loss of most of its crew. A recent dive by a team led by Jeff Lindsay highlighted its majestic and haunting presence […]
The Carl D. Bradley, a large shipwreck lying 110 meters deep in Lake Michigan, is a challenging dive site for experienced divers. Built in 1927, the ship sank in 1958 during a fierce storm, resulting in the loss of many crew members. A dive team led by Jeff Lindsay explored the wreck in 2023, encountering […]
August 24, 2024 by HAL
Barry McGill is a passionate shipwreck explorer and instructor from Ireland, who has spent over 20 years diving in the area known as Malin Head. This region is rich with shipwrecks, including famous vessels like the RMS Lusitania and numerous WWII U-boats. McGill shares his underwater adventures, emphasizing the thrill of discovering new wrecks and […]
Barry McGill is a passionate diver and photographer who explores shipwrecks off the North coast of Ireland, known as Malin Head. This area is rich with history, featuring many wrecks, including battleships and U-boats. He captures his experiences through photography, sharing the excitement of diving with friends and uncovering the mysteries of these wrecks. McGill […]
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