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Scuba News
December 12, 2024 by HAL
Scuba diving can lead to some amusing moments, especially during entry fails. Videos show divers being tossed into the water, which can be entertaining but also concerning for safety. Even professional divers can have trouble with back entries, resulting in comical situations. It’s important to remember that everyone was a beginner at some point, and […]
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Erhan Onfidan is an amateur underwater photographer originally from Turkey, now living in Melbourne, Australia. He started his photography journey by using a GoPro while snorkeling and later got certified as a diver and switched to a compact camera. Recently, Erhan upgraded to a mirrorless camera system, which has improved his underwater photography skills, especially […]
December 11, 2024 by HAL
Dive into winter sun with BSAC Travel Partners by exploring exciting scuba diving destinations. These partnerships offer trips to warmer climates, making it a perfect opportunity for divers to enhance their skills while enjoying beautiful underwater locations. You can find various options that cater to different experience levels, ensuring everyone can join in on the […]
This article highlights the ten largest sea creatures, including whales, sharks, and jellyfish. These animals play crucial roles in ocean ecosystems and can often be seen during scuba dives. The blue whale, for example, is the largest animal on Earth and can reach over 100 feet long. Exploring the underwater world can provide divers with […]
When buying a new scuba regulator, it’s important to understand the differences between lower-end and higher-end options. Both types will supply air effectively, but pricier models include extra features like balanced first stages and adjustable second stages. For recreational divers who dive ten times a year or less, a $300 regulator is often sufficient. The […]
Wellness tourism in Curaçao focuses on improving overall health and well-being through activities like scuba diving and freediving. These activities are not only fun but also enhance physical fitness and promote stress relief. Diving in Curaçao’s crystal-clear waters lets travelers experience vibrant marine life while encouraging relaxation and mindfulness. The island is a top spot […]
In 2019, British diver Karl Bareham died while diving at Julian Rocks in Australia. An inquest revealed that his death may have been caused by Immersion Pulmonary Oedema (IPO) linked to chronic alcohol abuse. Bareham was found unresponsive on the sea floor with his regulator out of his mouth. Medical experts indicated that his history […]
December 9, 2024 by HAL
A new crystal made from cobalt could change scuba diving by allowing divers to breathe without tanks. This crystal absorbs oxygen from the air, up to 160 times more than normal, and can release it when needed. This technology could make diving easier by extracting oxygen from the water, potentially allowing divers to leave their […]
Brian Carney and Jason Meany, friends and scuba diving enthusiasts, are running the Dopey Challenge to honor their late friend Jared Hires. They were inspired by Hires’ commitment to improving his health through running and wanted to bring his memory into the race. Both Carney and Meany have backgrounds in running and are using this […]
A 42-year-old man died while scuba diving off the southern coast of Tenerife. The incident occurred around 12:32pm on December 7 near Arona, a popular tourist area. Emergency services responded after reports of a diver in cardiac arrest. Despite receiving CPR from medical personnel, he could not be revived and was pronounced dead at the […]
December 8, 2024 by HAL
Innovations in scuba diving equipment are rapidly developing. Exciting new technologies include tank-less diving systems, like the ORB Oxygen rebreather, and oxygen-absorbing crystals that extract oxygen from water. Advanced dive masks are also being created, such as the Scuba-S mask, which features a built-in camera and communication devices. Virtual reality experiences and underwater simulators are […]
During a dive in Sint Eustatius, a dive group hovers at fifteen feet while the dive master creates beautiful bubble rings. These silvery hoops float gently downward through the clear water, captivating the novice divers. The moment allows everyone to forget about the depth and ocean currents, as they enjoy the artistry of the bubbles. […]
December 6, 2024 by HAL
PADI has launched its first Adaptive Diving Week to make scuba diving accessible to everyone. This event encourages people with physical and mental disabilities to explore the ocean. PADI aims to address barriers faced by disabled individuals by promoting diving as a therapeutic activity. Special courses and workshops are being held during this week to […]
December 5, 2024 by HAL
The dolphin quiz invites readers to test their knowledge about dolphins, which are intelligent marine animals. Participants can learn interesting facts about these creatures while having fun. Understanding dolphins is important for divers, as they often encounter these animals in the ocean. Getting to know dolphins enhances the overall scuba diving experience, making it more […]
December 4, 2024 by HAL
DIVING TALKS is an annual conference for the diving community, held in Lisbon, Portugal. In its fourth edition, most speakers focused on technical and cave exploration, highlighting individuals who have expanded underwater limits. The conference featured notable explorers, including Jarrod Jablonski, Jill Heinerth, and Leigh Bishop, sharing insights on diving projects and discoveries. Some presentations […]
The UB-88 Project, led by Ghost Diving USA, aims to remove about 3,000 square feet of ghost nets from a World War I U-boat, the UB-88. Scheduled for December 16-20, 2024, this initiative will help restore marine habitats and protect marine life. Expert dive teams will work carefully to minimize environmental harm during net removal. […]
Mola Mola, also known as the sunfish, is one of the heaviest bony fish in the ocean. They can weigh up to 5,000 pounds and grow up to 10 feet long. Scuba divers often encounter them in warm waters, especially in coastal areas like Hawaii and Indonesia. Mola Mola feed primarily on jellyfish, swimming gracefully […]
Emperor Divers is hosting a photo competition called “My Emperor Story,” where divers can win a free trip on the MV Bilikiki liveaboard in the Solomon Islands. Participants must submit five photos or a 20-second video that reflects their experiences during their Emperor Divers adventure. The submission deadline is December 31, 2024, and entries must […]
December 2, 2024 by HAL
VIP Diving had an impressive showing at the DEMA Show, receiving multiple awards including “Best Overall” dive operator in the Caribbean and Atlantic from the readers of Scuba Diving Magazine. They also won awards for “Best Quality of Rental Gear,” “Best Quality of Facilities,” “Best Attention to Safety,” and “Best Quality of Staff.” To celebrate […]
The Grateful Diver team expressed gratitude for the success of the DEMA 2024 show in Las Vegas, thanking everyone who visited their booth. They highlighted the importance of DEMA as a celebration of passion for diving and marine conservation. Grateful Diver unveiled new gear designed for ocean lovers, emphasizing their commitment to protecting marine ecosystems. […]
November 30, 2024 by HAL
Scuba diving offers thrilling encounters with marine life, including some of the ocean’s deadliest animals. While these surprises can be scary, they often present more danger through the panic they cause than the actual interaction. Being familiar with how different species behave helps reduce fear and enhances the diving experience. Certain marine creatures, like saltwater […]
Greg The Divemaster and his friends share their experience of a failed attempt to celebrate ScubaRadio Tanksgiving. They also highlight the idea of giving the gift of scuba diving this season. This could involve introducing new divers to the sport or giving scuba gear as presents. The discussion emphasizes the joy and community found in […]
November 29, 2024 by HAL
Saildrone is a company that focuses on ocean mapping and studying the sea. They use innovative technology to explore and understand ocean environments better. Their projects help secure the ocean and enhance our knowledge of this vital resource. These efforts can support scuba divers by improving safety and awareness of underwater conditions.
Mike Tyson tackled his fear of sharks during Shark Week by working with scientists in the Bahamas. He started off with cage dives and eventually progressed to open ocean dives. Through this training, he learned to gently interact with sharks and even put one into a state called tonic immobility. This experience helped him gain […]
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