Marinos Giourgas and his AegeanTec team have been racking up finds, exploring WWI & WWII shipwrecks and downed aircraft in the Mediterranean. Here’s his report on...
By Jenn Thomson. Photos by Sean Romanowski, SJ Alice Bennett, Bori Bennett, Jesper Kjøller, Lauren Wilson & Erik Wurz. Reprinted from QUEST Vol. 25 No. 3—August...
As our freediving brethren discovered long ago, yoga offers many tangible benefits for divers, and tech divers are no exception. In fact, equipment-intensive tekkies may have...
World Underwater Discovery (WUD)explorer Chen Qian aka ‘Charlie,’ Wet Mules explorer Craig Challen and Wrecksploration founding member Andrew Oakley report on their 2024 über-deep diving expedition...
Welcome to THE TALKS—an immersive journey into the heart of tech diving that brings together inspiring figures in the community to share their insights, engage in...
Diver propulsion vehicles (DPVs) have become increasingly important in tech diving for a variety of reasons. Here instructor DPV Francesco Cameli reviews the various aspects and...
More polar data is needed to better understand and consequently deal with climate change. Accordingly, the Finnish Scientific Diving Academy at the University of Helsinki, created...
by Jenn Thomson. Images by Jenn Thomson, Greta Friewald and Todd Kincaid. Lead image: Welcome to the bio-speleology base camp—members of Phreatic reaching Sump 1 at...
The lingering legacy of DEEP AIR in the era of MIX—from the aquaCORPS archives
Sixty years ago next month, four U.S. Navy divers—the first American aquanauts—swam into a seafloor shelter dubbed Sealab I, stationed 59m/193 ft deep, 42 km/25 mi...
