Diving Hawaii: Exploring Maui’s Unique “Bubble Cave”
The south shore of Maui is one of the top destinations for Hawaiian visitors. Known as Wailea, this area is home to some of the most luxurious hotels in all of …
The south shore of Maui is one of the top destinations for Hawaiian visitors. Known as Wailea, this area is home to some of the most luxurious hotels in all of …
Blue Water Photo Store’s 2014 Shootout is just weeks away! Southern California’s premier underwater photography contest and weekend shootout is September 12-14, 2014. This weekend invites divers from all across …
The annual annual DEMA (Dive Equipment Marketing Association) show is coming to Las Vegas this year, and will be held at the Las Vegas Convention Center from November 19-22. As …
Have you every wondered what scuba diving was like 60+ years ago? It was the dawn of recreational scuba diving, where 2-hose regulators were the norm, underwater hunting was often …
Since the middle of July, millions of small, delicate, blue creatures have washed ashore along the Northern California coastline. They can be found clustered together at the high tide line …
Technical diving is considered more hazardous than standard recreational diving. Why? Because many divers, including some exceptionally experienced divers, have died while participating in advanced diving activities. What caused these …
If you’re looking for a new way to explore the underwater world, a Dutch submarine manufacturer has the perfect machine for you. Luxury submarine manufacturer U-Boat Worx custom builds and …
Written by Michael B. Strauss, MD, FACS, AAOS As the population gets older, coupled with increased awareness of good health practices and the recognition that fitness contributes to participation in …
This week in the Florida Keys, six NOAA scientists are creating a unique view of the underwater world using the same technology Google uses to capture images for their “Street …
If one considers the earth’s surface alone, it is comprised of 29% land and 71% water. However, in the vast, vertical depths of the oceans—which plummet nearly seven miles down …