Marcus Greatwood is a freediver and coach at NoTanx. He believes clubs help people connect with oceans and lakes. Freediving is all about enjoying the underwater experience. Everyone can access the feeling of being weightless and timeless underwater. Marcus encourages people to explore and appreciate the ocean.
The British Sub-Aqua Club (BSAC) will be attending the Go Diving Show in 2025. This event aims to connect divers and promote scuba diving activities. It will provide opportunities for beginners and experienced divers to learn more about diving and meet other enthusiasts. Participants can expect to gain insights on the latest diving gear and…
Sixty years ago, Don Walsh and his team made a historic dive to the Mariana Trench using the Trieste. This was the first successful manned trip to the deepest part of the ocean and back. The journey involved overcoming many challenges, such as turmoil and the unique use of gasoline-filled metal balloons. It also provided…
The article discusses using an Insta360 x4 camera to explore the interior of the HMCS Yukon wreck. The camera captures 360-degree videos, and the author is testing different lighting setups to improve visibility inside the wreck. The videos allow viewers to move their perspective around, offering a unique way to experience the dive. The best…
Scuba Scene offers extraordinary liveaboard diving experiences in the Red Sea. The luxury vessel features various amenities and tailored itineraries for different diving levels, from beginners to advanced divers. The General Manager, Ahmed Fadel, emphasizes a strong commitment to safety for all passengers. The liveaboard also organizes special trips for shark enthusiasts. For those looking…
ROADIE is a compact robot exploring Lake Ontario’s shipwrecks. It recently surveyed 17 wrecks in great detail. Students helped operate the robot, making exploration exciting and inclusive. One student discovered a new shipwreck during a midnight shift. This work highlights the importance of underwater archaeology and community involvement.
The Komodo Fish Culture Project aims to improve fish farming in Indonesia. PT Karamba Mertha Buana is now managing the project. They focus on breeding three fish species, including grouper. The hatchery will train local communities to support sustainable fishing practices. This initiative helps protect marine life and supports local fishermen’s income.