Category: the Human Element | a Journey through Depth, Time, & Space
Exosuit – nový lehký podmořský skafandr | Technologie
Exosuit – nový lehký podmořský skafandr | Technologie
Read MoreTraining days upon us
Phil Short running pre flight checks on Exosuit as part of mission training for 2014 Antikythera Expedition. First TDI Exosuit training program complete and successful. Long way to go but the future is bright.
Read Moretraining days
Training and proficiency are almost certainly the two most important things to undertake in preparing for underwater activities. When not diving routinely, the effort to maintain any level of proficiency can be daunting; nevertheless it is a necessary investment to make anticipated work highly efficient and effective. Proficiency itself comes only with time in the…
Read More6 months of decompression
With the blink of an eye, it had been six months since I had last been in the water. The last time I had been dry for that long was over a decade ago, but under very similar circumstances – that is taking the necessary time to incubate a new idea and take steps towards…
Read MoreDeep sea creatures shed light on the future of medical imaging | Science | Guardian Weekly
Deep sea creatures shed light on the future of medical imaging | Science | Guardian Weekly
Read MoreMarvel Science! The Exosuit | Videos | Marvel.com @amnh
Marvel Science! The Exosuit | Videos | Marvel.com Follow this project at www.oceanopportunity.com.
Read MoreRhode Islander is Lead Diver in historic scientific mission – ABC6 – Providence, RI and New Bedford, MA News, Weather
Rhode Islander is Lead Diver in historic scientific mission – ABC6 – Providence, RI and New Bedford, MA News, Weather Follow this project at www.oceanopportunity.com.
Read MoreA $1.2m submarine you can wear – Photo | Red Bull Adventure
A $1.2m submarine you can wear – Photo | Red Bull Adventure Follow this project at www.oceanopportunity.com.
Read MoreInto the Abyss in the Name of Science – EcoRINews.com
Into the Abyss in the Name of Science – Marine Issues – Follow this project at www.oceanopportunity.com.
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