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Objective Atlantinde : a treasure hunt in France's mediterranean sea

por Ksso el 02 de mayo de 2011

Objective Atlantide is a treasure hunt that has been around since 1989. Since 2003, a Mediterranean-sea-only version is organized over a period of 3 months. A pack of clay tablets (20000 this year) are scattered on popular spots of France's Mediterranean sea and groups of divers have to work together and find 14 of those to enter the final and have their club win one of the numerous prizes. The clay tablets are dropped at a max depth of 20m (60ft). The hunt just started this week-end, so if you're looking for you next dive, you may consider entering the challenge ! 

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Incredible spots: the Orda Cave (Russia)

por Ksso el 26 de abril de 2011

A team of russian divers have been exploring the Orda cave for the last couple years taking incredible pictures and producing a beautiful 50$ picture book.Orda Cave is the most extended underwater cave in Russia, the second in Eurasia, with regards to length, and the world’s greatest gypsum cave. It has status of All-Russia natural monument. It is the first and the world only underwater gypsum excursion cave, member of I.S.C.A (Association of Excursion Caves of the World). In 2008 Orda cave was applied to be included in the List of UNESCO World Natural Heritage. Unique beauty of Orda cave was marked by the world-famous British cave-diver, cave-diving instructor of the Royal court of Great...

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Richard Branson's next challenge : Ocean's bottom

por Ksso el 18 de abril de 2011

Richard Branson recently introduced his latest venture : Virgin Oceanic.With Virgin Oceanic the voyage is to the last frontiers of our own Blue Planet: the very bottom of our seas.The expedition is made possible by technology breakthrough by the world’s foremost submarine designer, Graham Hawkes.

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Diveboard alpha : D-4

por Ksso el 04 de abril de 2011

It took so much more time and energy than I expected, but we're finally getting there ! Did you thing Diveboard was going to remain only a blog ? Of course not ! And while the blog remains one of the key aspects of diveboard as a way to share and feature interesting stories and interact with the community, it's time today to finally unveil the second side of Diveboard.But maybe a screenshot will help out a bit !As a scuba diver, there are gazillions of things I was missing. First things first, as a Mac geek I've been über frustrated for years to not be able to do anything useful with the dives stored in my Mares M2 - and let's be realistic the Windows software (IRIS) is a joke. On top of...

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Donate for Japan

por Ksso el 15 de marzo de 2011

What's happening now in Japan goes beyond imaginable. Reactor meltdowns, quakes, radioactive contamination, tsunamis, thousands of deaths ... this all sounds like a bad drama.... yet this time it's real.I won't even talk about the consequences to the ecosystem, as you may remember from the last tsunami that hit Indonesia, those waves do harm the ecosystem, but the impact of a heavy dose of radiation are not well known.Anyway it's time yo support the Japanese Red Cross in their tentative of helping out the people there and donate. If you want to make sure your funds go to the Japanese red cross, you can either do a money transfer or use this form and google checkout.

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