Community is an important and certainly an enjoyable aspect of diving. Here InDepth editor Amanda White details GUE Belgium’s efforts to build a community by bringing their divers together to have fun, regardless of their experience and certification level. Their receipt for their success? Diving and documenting...
by Micheal Menduno Header Image: Kirill Egorov This summer Richard Lundgren and his select team of the Mars veterans, aka Martians will return to the source to hopefully answer the question, “What was life really like for the 600-800 sailors on Mars The Magnificent, King Erik XIV’s warship, which...
Ocean Explorers is a dedicated team of GUE divers committed to the discovery and conservation of our underwater cultural heritage. They do this by exploring the ocean for physical artifacts that define a group or a society. They assist archaeologists and scientists by documenting and studying their findings,...
With a growing number of users making the transition, sidemount rebreathers are the “New New Thing” in diving technology, especially in cave country. Here, award-winning underwater cameraman/photographer Becky Schott, who is also a rebreather and tech diving instructor, explains her motivation and experience...
How do divers’ workloads vary, for example, when diving doubles vs. singles, adding stages, or motoring to the dive site on their favorite DPV vs. frog-kicking? Avid cave diver cum university researcher Peter Buzzacott offers a practical tool to assess your underwater wattage. by Peter Buzzacott Most...
Swim the remarkably beautiful and cold water cave Litjåga near Plura, Norway compliments of Mikkel Stokke and his team. Click the image below to watch the video. Next time you’re in Plura, Norway, consider spending a day diving in the beautiful cave Litjåga located about 45 minutes away. It’s an intimate...
Underwater explorer, instructor, and recovering physicist Kirill Egorov documents the underwater world and teammates with beautiful images. He is not the only artisté in his family. Enjoy some of Kirill Egorov’s photos by clicking on the header image above. Kirill Egorov is an avid underwater explorer....
Thinking about bringing your rebreather on one of Faith Ortins’ Blue Green Expeditions to the Antarctic? What makes you think it will work? John Heine, Diving Safety Officer for the U.S. Antarctic Scientific Program, sought to answer that very question. What he found may surprise you. Just the cold...
Beginning with this issue of InDepth we will feature specific photographers whose images we admire. To kick off this new tradition we start with Ali Perkins, a technical and cave diver from New Zealand who has been photographing the underwater world almost as long as she has been scuba diving. Her mastery...
Journey with GUE graybeards Richard Lundgren and Jesper Kjøller through the bowels of the USS Saratoga, a Lexington-class aircraft carrier that was sunk during the United States’ Operation Crossroads (atomic bomb tests in Bikini Atoll) in July 1946. Like what you see? Check out The Dirty Dozen’s...
Global Underwater Explorers is building global communities of passionate divers, empowered by high-quality training, and organized to support wide-ranging diving activities. These communities contain and partner with dedicated explorers, conservationists, and scientific researchers to conduct a diversity of aquatic initiatives around the world.
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