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The silence of the underwater lets a diver disconnect from society to reconnect with herself.
Streamline your kit based on the images you want to create, especially when shooting macro, and leave the rest behind.
Recordings of fin whale songs let a scientist measure the thickness and compactness of layers of Earth’s crust up to about 10,000 feet below the seafloor.
Cassandra Neal, 70, has conducted 370 survey dives for the nonprofit REEF since Bonaire’s borders closed due to COVID-19 last March.
Any Open Water Diver — including Junior Open Water Divers — can learn how to use a dry suit properly to unlock all-season adventure.
Limiting Factor is the first sub that can withstand the trench’s crushing pressure over and over. Augmented reality renderings of the sub let you explore it through your phone in your own living room.
With the T1 transmitter, you can get tank pressure, air time
remaining, air consumption and battery level sent directly to a
paired compatible Descent dive computer—the Descent Mk2i
can pair with up to five transmitters.
The next generation of Garmin
dive computers has arrived,
featuring wireless air integration
with up to five of Garmin’s
T1 transmitters (sold separately).
How to safely store your tanks, driveable wrecks dives in the United States, and more.
Learning how to rely on yourself underwater makes you a safer, better dive buddy and enables you to dive differently.
PADI's AmbassaDivers passionately protect the oceans and inspire others to do the same. Here are the divers making a splash in 2021.
The biomimetic design houses an underwater glass wall so visitors and scientists can see marine creatures in their natural habitat.
Be your own captain and explore California's Monterey Peninsula with these tips for scuba diving by kayak or power vessel.
Researchers boring into an Antarctic ice shelf found a boulder coated in life like sponges, the first of its kind ever recorded, in an environment where larger life was thought to not exist.