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 Deltron's Blu Vu Develops Innovative Component Of Rebreather Equipment
Posted by: Cindy on Jul 29, 2010 AD - 04:38 PM
Deltron, Inc. (OTCBB: DTRO) is pleased to report on the product development efforts of its Blu Vu Deep Oil and Gas Exploration division, a developer of highly innovative breathing technology for use in extreme environments. Blu Vu has designed and developed a critical component of closed-circuit rebreather equipment for commercial and recreational divers. Deltron expects to launch its proprietary bailout valve products in October 2010, and is in discussions with established original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) of rebreather equipment as potential customers. Deltron's manufacturing subsidiary has the capacity to produce the components for the rebreather...
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 Pedal Sub Team Hopes to Restore French Pride
Posted by: Cindy on Jul 29, 2010 AD - 04:38 PM
No, it's not the crazy sport of underwater cycling but a prototype pedal submarine developed by a team of French entrepreneurs. The French team are hoping to participate in the 2011 International Submarine race, featuring human-powered "wet" submarines, subs that do not provide it's occupants a dry environment so the use of SCUBA equipment is a must...
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Name Your Own Dive Site Win A Trip To Papua New Guinea
Posted by: Anonymous on Jul 29, 2010 AD - 04:38 PM
Papua New Guinea just north of Australia is offering a free visit if you can be the lucky winner by choosing a winning name for one of two little known scuba diving sites off it's coastline...
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Jellyfish Infest Waters San Diego
Posted by: Cindy on Jul 29, 2010 AD - 04:37 PM
Divers, and other recreational water users are being warned that there is an influx of jellyfish including black sea nettles arriving in force at Southern California waters and bays...
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 Rush For Lobster Miniseason - Few Catch Limit
Posted by: Cindy on Jul 29, 2010 AD - 04:37 PM
The forecast of sunny skies and calm waters may have spurred many to turn out for the opening of the lobster miniseason in Florida on Wednesday, but apparently the weather did not help in the success of divers catch intake...
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Diver Finds Wreck Of WWII Bomber
Posted by: Cindy on Jul 29, 2010 AD - 04:37 PM
Gerald Landry, has spent the last twenty-seven years attempting to find out what happened to his cousin, First Lieutenant Russell Landry, after hearing about his disappearance while fighting over seas in his his B-24, the 'Tulsamerican'...
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 Underwater Wildlife Explorer Wes Skiles Dies Off Florida East Coast
Posted by: Cindy on Jul 29, 2010 AD - 04:36 PM
Underwater wildlife documentarian, Wes Skiles, tragically died whilst diving off the coast of east Florida last week. Wes Skiles, 52, was a photographer, diver, explorer and environmental advocate who helped put the town of High Springs, Florida, on the map. Wes, who often filmed where no one had before — whether in the underwater caves of North Florida or on assignment for National Geographic in the blue holes of the Bahamas — died Wednesday in a diving accident off Palm Beach...
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Malta Top European Diving Destination
Posted by: Cindy on Jul 29, 2010 AD - 04:36 PM
The Mediterranean Island of Malta and it's neighbour, Gozo, was voted as the best diving destination in Europe last year by readers of a diving magazine in America. With a long dive season lasting from Easter to November, English speaking diving instructors, warm clear waters, and more than thirty dive sites which include reefs, colourful fish, caves and lagoons as well as numerous wrecks, it is easy to see why...
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Oceana Announces Partnership with Discovery Channel’s Shark Week
Posted by: Cindy on Jul 29, 2010 AD - 04:35 PM
Oceana, the world’s largest international conservation organization focused solely on protecting and restoring the world’s oceans, announced today its partnership with Discovery Channel’s Shark Week, which premieres Sunday, August 1 at 9 p.m. ET/PT...
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Scientists Uncover Global Distribution Of Marine Biodiversity
Posted by: Anonymous on Jul 29, 2010 AD - 04:30 PM
New study suggests primary role of ocean temperature in the distribution of marine biodiversity, documents significant overlap between areas of high human impact and diversity hotspots.
In an unprecedented effort that will be published online on the 28th of July by the international journal Nature, a team of scientists mapped and analyzed global biodiversity patterns for over 11,000 marine species ranging from tiny zooplankton to sharks and whales. The researchers found striking similarities among the distribution patterns, with temperature strongly linked to biodiversity for all thirteen groups studied. These results imply that future changes in ocean temperature, such as those due to climate change, may greatly affect the distribution of life in the sea. The scientists also found a high overlap between areas of high human impact and hotspots of marine diversity...
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