On September 1, 1985, the Titanic was found more than 3,800 metres beneath the North Atlantic — a discovery that turned a maritime legend into a real deep-sea archaeological site.
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How to Start Scuba Diving: Choosing the Right Course and Instructor
Want to become a scuba diver? Learn how to choose your first course, recognise a good instructor and begin your diving journey safely.
Underwater Cultural Heritage: Protecting the Stories Beneath the Sea
Shipwrecks, ancient ports and submerged settlements are not just dive sites. They are fragile pieces of human history, and once disturbed, they can never be put back exactly as they were.
Reverse Block While Scuba Diving: What to Do
A reverse block occurs when expanding air becomes trapped inside the ears or sinuses during ascent. Learn how to respond calmly and safely.
Before the Aqua-Lung: The Forgotten Step Toward Scuba Freedom
Before the Aqua-Lung changed diving forever, the Fernez-Le Prieur apparatus gave divers something revolutionary: the ability to breathe underwater without an air hose from the surface.
Italian Divers Linked to €800,000 Coral-Smuggling Operation off Skopelos, Greece
Italian divers operating from a recreational yacht have been linked to the suspected illegal harvesting and trafficking of protected coral from the Aegean seabed.
Nearly 2,500-Year-Old Shipwreck Discovered off Andros
Archaeologists have identified a nearly 2,500-year-old shipwreck off Andros containing hundreds of amphorae from the Classical period.
Decompression Sickness: Symptoms, First Aid and Prevention
Decompression sickness can affect any diver, sometimes even after a dive within accepted limits. Learn how to recognise the symptoms and respond correctly.