Oceans of Opportunity

Posters for your Classroom, Dorm Room, & Dive Locker…

You are welcome to download the files and print yourself. We welcome donations to support the ongoing creative development work that makes these resources possible. 100% of proceeds benefits Ocean Opportunity Inc.

.: History of Diving from Mashable .pdf

This cool infographic by Mashable tracks the history of diving, leading up to our recent debut of the Exosuit ADS for scientific exploration.

.: Exosuit ADS Spec Schematic .pdf

This poster is a schematic breakout of the Nuytco Research Ltd. Exosuit, produced by the American Museum of Natural History. The Exosuit is the priority vehicle for several forthcoming projects.

.: Life on the Edge .pdf

This poster represents our 2010 fieldwork theme. The image is a to-scale mosaic revealing the vertical mesophotic coral ecosystem from 0 to 100 meters.

.: Molecular Products Ad .pdf

This poster is from our friends at Molecular Products who have generously supported our explorations for several years. The image includes our to-scale mosaic revealing the vertical wall from 0 to 100 meters.

.: Exploration & Human Health .pdf

This poster represents the core theme from our 2002 through 2005 fieldwork, and includes images and facts about natural products discovery from unexplored frontiers.

: The interplay of industrial tools with scientific techniques allows for an interesting cross-section of knowledge to be pursued.

: As part of your team we bring added value to your undersea operations.

: Deep manned exploration of new frontiers opens new market opportunities.

: Conventional commercial diving capabilities keep our feet on the ground and hands in the water.

: Experimental technologies keep the life aquatic evolving and moving forward.

: We invest heavily into forward looking innovations to improve human intervention.

: Our REDLINE integrated life system – a forward-looking investment into improving human intervention.

How Dare You…?

Like it or not, the little girl has a good point. Greta Thunberg’s recent United Nations address was strong, clear, and consistent. Some elder folk are probably hearing her soapbox speech and the response is an ‘aww isn’t she cute’, and that’s exactly what’s wrong – ‘how dare you’ is exactly right. It’s easy to…

#filltheboot for Muscular Dystrophy

Today was our local fire department’s ‘Fill the Boot’ day to raise funds for Muscular Dystrophy research, awareness, and community support. As I dropped in my handful of cruddy change from the cup holder in my truck I couldn’t help but reflect back on our work with Matt Johnston and his Diving a Dream project…

who’s in the dive team?

I’ve had to switch gears in between diving modes quite a bit as of late, so am re-hashing this post (originally from 2013) to keep some fresh perspective out there on the subject of dive team composition… The overwhelming majority of dives I have made have been alone – or at least I’m alone in…

In Oceans Deep | a review

Bill Streever’s “In Oceans Deep” hits the nail on the head, referencing from the very beginning that the book tackles “humanity’s presence beneath the waves”, and later concluding that “…a key role remains for manned expeditions…inspiration”. Embodied within those two sentiments is a chronicle of several pivotal moments in human intervention’s history and across various…

Happy Birthday Blog to Me

For those following my various blogs and bramblings, yes, I am still very much on a Blog hiatus, though felt compelled to make a few short key strokes today…seeing as it’s my birthday and I do love to write, I may as well write. As many of my days go, it was spent on on…

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