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51,000 coins and 14,000 artifacts were recovered from the SS Republic by Gregory Stemm By Alex Lemaire Underwater exploration is one of the most amazing activities on the planet. You can discover [...]

Coming June 1st! Getting started with underwater photography and video is easy with the new Micro 3.0 from SeaLife.   Even the first time underwater photographer will find breathtaking images.   [...]

French non-profit organization Coral Guardian’s restoration actions have not been affected during lockdown, and they’re asking people around the globe to take this time to think about our oceans [...]

Photo: Natalie Gibb By Natalie Gibb Cave divers are not the most fashionable bunch. By the time we’ve put on masks, shoved fins over our thick booties, and layered our arms with gauges, we look [...]

An excellent free online resource has just been launched to help people learn more about the historical Bell Island shipwrecks, off the coast of Newfoundland, Canada. Virtual Museum of Canada is [...]

How open circuit divers should plan to dive with their rebreather buddies Text by Jill Heinerth Today it is common to jump on a dive boat and find it loaded with various equipment, including open [...]

By Michael Menduno Tom Packer with the stern bell of the SS Andrea Doria. Photo: Gary Gentile One of the world’s most iconic shipwrecks, the wreck of the SS Andrea Doria—located 110 nautical [...]

Planning a dive vacation this winter? Be prepared for tackling some inevitable delays… By Fly & Sea  If all else fails – stay at home and take advantage of diving in winter viz and surfacing [...]

By Natalie Gibb Fundamental skills are different in backmount and sidemount, but you can always ask your cave instructor to let you try a few gear configurations out before choosing what is right [...]

56 years after Ike Brigham offically begain Ikelite, his children John and Jean keep the innovative alive and the company growing from strength to strength Words by David Fleetham Siblings John [...]