Satellites usually trained on space will now spend some time investigating what’s going on in the planet’s oceans.
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By and large, scuba-diving equipment looks today as it has looked since its invention in the 1940s — a tank on the diver’s back, strapped to his or her torso with a vest-like unit, and hoses from the diver’s tank to the diver’s mouth. But is that about to change?
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PADI’s flagship publication, The Undersea Journal, is about to join the digital evolution. Beginning with the first quarter 2016 issue, The Undersea Journal will migrate to a primarily digital delivery format for all PADI Members with a non-US mailing address. … Continue reading →
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This year, Scuba Diver Life is partnering with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) to bring you images and stories from each of the United States’ 11 dive-able marine sanctuaries. From cold water to warm, and from the Atlantic Ocean to the South Pacific, American waters are full of discoveries.
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To me “My PADI” means adventure, exploration, education, and conservation. The underwater world is a true wonder. It doesn’t matter how many dives I do, each time I am mesmerized by nature’s incredible beauty. There is so much still to be explored and PADI aids in nurturing that curiosity. The […]
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