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The Sea Spirit liveaboard has sunk in Egypt’s Gulf of Suez after reportedly taking on water near Gebel El Zeit. With one crew member reported dead, the incident adds to growing concerns following a series of fires, capsizings and vessel losses in the Red Sea.
The sinking of the Rainbow Warrior was not just an attack on a ship. It was a covert state operation, a failed cover-up and a turning point in the history of ocean activism.
A slow ascent isn’t just another diving rule. Discover why it plays a crucial role in diver safety and how it helps your body adapt to changing pressure.
Can’t get below the surface? Discover the most common reasons divers struggle to descend and learn how to solve them safely.
Known as “Her Deepness”, Sylvia Earle has spent a lifetime exploring, studying and protecting the world’s oceans. Discover the story of one of history’s greatest underwater pioneers.
Neutral buoyancy is one of the most important scuba diving skills. Learn why many divers struggle with it and discover practical tips to improve your control underwater.
In the 1960s, Jacques Cousteau launched one of the boldest experiments in diving history: proving that humans could live underwater for weeks. Here’s the story of Project Conshelf.
Every diver has looked at their pressure gauge during a dive and wondered the same thing: “Why am I using so much air?” It’s even more frustrating when your buddy surfaces with 70 bar left while you’re already approaching your reserve. The good...