Category: the Human Element | a Journey through Depth, Time, & Space
Explorer Trains In Deep Sea Exosuit | 15 Minute News | 15 Minute News
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Read MoreExplorer Trains In Deep Sea Exosuit : Discovery News
Explorer Trains In Deep Sea Exosuit : Discovery News
Read MoreExosuit ADS training a success
Just returned home from an exhilarating and informative week out in North Vancouver at Nuytco Research Ltd, where I participated in a training program on the latest generation Atmospheric Diving System (ADS) – the Exosuit. My participation in the program was at the invitation of the JF White Contracting Company of Massachusetts. JFW is a…
Read MoreExosuit Project: a Journey through Depth, Time, & Space
Below is a collation of feeds from my Blog mini-series hosted on National Geographic’s explorers Journal. Stay tuned as the project continues. Your donation will help our team develop forthcoming scientific exploration programs. The project can be followed at http://exosuitproject.blogspot.com. Subscribe to RSS headline updates from: Powered by FeedBurner Related articles Exosuit ADS training a…
Read MoreInnovation | First Exosuit ADS training program
The J.F. White Contracting Company invites Lombardi to participate in the first training program on the Nuytco Research Ltd. Exosuit ADS in North Vancouver, Canada. This is the start of a new relationship with J.F. White. Lombardi and O’Brien become the first Exosuit pilots representing the science community.
Read MoreMaking Headlines | Nat Geo Explorers Symposium
Lombardi invited to speak at National Geographic Society’s 2013 Explorers Symposium. His forward presentation of the unique path to make diving a priority vehicle with high intellectual merit as its own field of study stirs controversy among science colleagues.
Read MoreCousteau was NOT a marine biologist
He was however (& in fact) everything but, and all of the resources that the marine biologist needs to effectively communicate his/her work and find a new competitive edge. Cousteau was an innovator, an environmentalist, an author, and an explorer. He facilitated access to a new frontier, afforded a vehicle to take people there, and…
Read Morehuman ocean exploration – why bother?
Those of us who work and play out there on the edge – be it physically or intellectually – fully appreciate the challenge in self-motivation. There is often no ‘competiton’ per se to drive us along. Our mission comes from within, and we must do all we can to challenge ourselves and make progress. When…
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