Scuba Diving- Local veterans recovering from PTSD through scuba diving - KERO 23ABC News October 24, 2017KERO 23ABC NewsLocal veterans recovering from PTSD through scuba divingKERO 23ABC NewsBAKERSFIELD, Calif. - Two local organizations are teaming up to bring local veterans relief from PTSD through scuba diving lessons. Bakersfield Scuba and the Armed Forces Support Foundation pooled resources to bring these vets lessons and a trip to the ...Scuba diving helps […]
- PADI Inducted Into International Scuba Diving Hall Of Fame - DeeperBlue.com October 19, 2017PADI Inducted Into International Scuba Diving Hall Of FameDeeperBlue.comThe induction took place on September 29, 2017 at the Marriott Grand Cayman Beach Resort. During the ceremony, PADI was honoured as an ISDHF Pioneer, and for its role for standardising scuba training and spreading scuba diving around the world.
- Citizen scientist scuba divers shed light on the impact of warming ... - Phys.Org October 20, 2017Phys.OrgCitizen scientist scuba divers shed light on the impact of warming ...Phys.OrgRising ocean temperatures may result in worldwide change for shallow reef ecosystems, according to research published yesterday in Science Advances.and more »
- Scuba diving in Utah? Yes — take the plunge - Standard-Examiner October 15, 2017Standard-ExaminerScuba diving in Utah? Yes — take the plungeStandard-ExaminerHere's how my journey to scuba diving played out. When I went to sign up for the class, the instructor gave me a big book to read and a pile of homework due on the first day of class. I, being a procrastinating high school student, didn't do it until ...and more »
- Scuba diving in the desert? Yes, and for a great price! - ABC15 Arizona October 12, 2017ABC15 ArizonaScuba diving in the desert? Yes, and for a great price!ABC15 ArizonaPEORIA, AZ - The desert probably isn't the first place that comes to mind when you think of scuba diving, but maybe it should be. Scuba Professionals of Arizona has a 13-foot deep indoor salt water pool used for swimming and of course, scuba lessons.
- Local veterans recovering from PTSD through scuba diving - KERO 23ABC News October 24, 2017
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Great White Attacks REMUS SharkCam
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
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Coast to Coast Am: Fukushima Special
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
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Solomon Islands tsunami deaths confirmed
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
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
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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
Return to Antikythera: Divers revisit wreck where ancient computer found
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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