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Great White Attacks REMUS SharkCam

Posted on August 7, 2014 by jw60sea

In 2013, a team from the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution took a specially equipped REMUS “SharkCam” underwater vehicle to Guadalupe Island in Mexico to film great white sharks in the wild. They captured more than they bargained for. Advertisements

Coast to Coast Am: Fukushima Special

Posted on November 10, 2013 by jw60sea

Date: 11-09-13 Host: John B. Wells Guests: Arnie Gundersen, David Blume, Dr. John Apsley, Steven Starr As mainstream media continues to ignore the seriousness of the Fukushima situation which John B. Wells has been following closely, we are now finding … Continue reading →

Posted in Diving, History, hotels in palau, Jim Caldwell, Palau Diving, palau islands, Scuba, Scuba Diving, Travel, Where is Palau | Tagged Arnie Gundersen, Coast To Coast Am, CoasttoCoastAm, David Blume, Dr. John Apsley, Fukushima, Fukushima Aftermath, Fukushima contamination, Fukushima Nuclear Explosion, Fukushima Palua, Fukushima radiation, Fukushima travel, Jim Caldwell, John B. Wells Fukushima, Steven Starr | 1 Comment

A look below the surface- Scuba Diving in the South bay

Posted on May 10, 2013 by jw60sea

EasyReader Chelsea Sektnan May 8, 2013 “This area’s great for new divers,” local diver Christian Vonstentzsch said of the South Bay. “It’s great for training, there’s both shallow and deep as well as a ton of sea life. It’s a … Continue reading →

Posted in dive Palau, Diving, Jim Caldwell, koror palau, Palau Diving, palau islands, Photography, Redondo, Scuba, Scuba Diving, Snorkel, Travel, Where is Palau | Tagged Ashley Carnes, Cable Car Reef, Chelsea Sektnan, Christian Vonstentzsch, Dive N’ Surf, Dive N’ Surf Dive Master Tony Vanore, diving Abalone Cove off Flat Rock, diving Terranea Resort formerly Marineland, Easy Reader, EasyReader, Hermosa Beach, Jeff Trueman, Jim Caldwell, Kim Merritt, old Redondo fishing barge, Palos Verdes Peninsula also offers spectacular diving, popular dive spots in southern california, popular dive spots south bay, Redondo Beach, Rob Spencer, Robert Prieto, Santa Monica Bay offers kelp diving as well as rocky reef, scuba, scuba diving, scuba diving catalina, scuba diving malaga cove, scuba diving palos verdes, scuba diving south bay, scuba diving southern california, South Bay, sunken ferry boat and the 441-foot USS Palawan Liberty Ship, Veteran’s Park in Redondo Beach

Solomon Islands tsunami deaths confirmed

Posted on February 7, 2013 by jw60sea

Bodies found in wake of waves that swept across Santa Cruz Island after undersea earthquake Associated Press in Sydney guardian.co.uk February 6, 2013 Six bodies including a child’s have been found in the wreckage from a tsunami that smashed into … Continue reading →

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Casio Develops Pocket-Sized Transceiver for Scuba Diving Use

Posted on November 14, 2012 by jw60sea

By Yamagata Casio Co., Ltd. YAMAGATA, Japan Yamagata Casio Co., Ltd., a manufacturing subsidiary of Casio Computer Co., Ltd., announced on November 13 that it has applied technologies accumulated through the production of Casio products to develop an underwater transceiver … Continue reading →

Posted in Diving, Jim Caldwell, Scuba, Scuba Diving, Snorkel, Travel | Tagged applied technologies, Casio Computer Co, Casio Develops Pocket-Sized Transceiver for Scuba Diving Use, Casio will display a prototype of the new Logosease dive transceiver, divers can converse normally, Diving Equipment and Marketing Association Show 2012, fit into a pocket and attach to the strap of a diving mask, Jim Caldwell, Logosease, Logosease developed Professor Tetsuo Kosaka, Logosease employs an ultrasound range of 32 kilohertz to enable wireless communication, performance up to 180 feet Yamagata Casio, Redondo Beach, speaking underwater, Speech Underwater, technology makes it easier to hear the voiced "n, technology makes it easier to hear the voiced n m, technology to speack under sea, technology to speak underwater, underwater transceiver that lets users enjoy spoken conversation when scuba diving, Underwater voiced speech, Wireless communications enabled by ultrasound and bone conduction technologies, Yamagata Casio Co., Yamagata University Graduate School of Science and Engineering

Meat-eating sponge dines 2 miles below ocean’s surface

Posted on November 11, 2012 by jw60sea

Becky Oskin 11/9/2012 New bizarre carnivore looks like a harp, sports barbed hooks on limbs to snare crustaceans A new carnivore shaped like a candelabra has been spotted in deep ocean waters off California’s Monterey Bay. The meat-eating species was … Continue reading →

Posted in dive Palau, Diving, History, Jim Caldwell, koror palau, Palau Diving, palau islands, Photography, Redondo, Scuba, Scuba Diving, Sharks, Snorkel, Travel, Where is Palau | Tagged Chondrocladia lyra, crustaceans, deep ocean waters off California's Monterey Bay, deep-sea currents, exploring with a remotely operated vehicle, harp sponge, Jim Caldwell, Journal Invertebrate Biology, Lonny Lundsten, MBARI, meat eating species dubbed harp sponge, Meat-eating sponge, Monterey Bay Research Aquarium Institute, Moss Landing California, Redondo Beach, rhizoids, spermatophores, Sponge sex, sponge's branching limbs

Return to Antikythera: Divers revisit wreck where ancient computer found

Posted on October 5, 2012 by jw60sea

The Guardian By Jo Marchant 2 October 2012 It took more than 100 years to work out from its corroded remains how the Antikythera mechanism worked. Video: New Scientist Site where oldest computer lay for thousands of years may yield … Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: Jim Caldwell

Great White Attacks REMUS SharkCam

Coast to Coast Am: Fukushima Special

A look below the surface- Scuba Diving in the South bay

Solomon Islands tsunami deaths confirmed

Casio Develops Pocket-Sized Transceiver for Scuba Diving Use

Meat-eating sponge dines 2 miles below ocean’s surface

Return to Antikythera: Divers revisit wreck where ancient computer found

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