My friend Evan Gill pointed across the perfect beach to a spot about 650 feet offshore and casually said, “There’s a Japanese patrol boat from World War II,” as he leaned out of our golf cart. The ocean was an ideal blue and smooth as polished glass, not even lapping against the white sand.
Hometown: Orlando, FloridaAge: 67Years Diving: 55Why I’m a DAN Member: I want to be a part of an organization that freely gives back to the dive community and ensures that […]
DAN reached a significant milestone in the accredited DAN–UHMS Continuing Medical Education (CME) program in May 2024: the debut of a two-week, dual-course format.
Les liveaboards s’appuient généralement sur une approche de sécurité incendie à plusieurs niveaux : des systèmes d’extinction intégrés pour les salles des machines et les cuisines, combinés à de l’équipement portatif dans les cabines et les espaces communs.
More than 100 interns over 20 years have participated in DAN’s internship programs, working with established mentors in research, risk mitigation or medicine to gain knowledge and valuable professional experience while contributing to DAN operations. This year five interns traveled to Durham, North Carolina, to participate in the program.
MY BUDDY AND I DIVED SIX OUT OF SEVEN DAYS on my last dive trip. Our profile allowed an hour of dive time with two-tank dives …
Avec un peu d'anticipation, du matériel et de la préparation, vous pouvez toujours profiter de votre plongée malgré des conditions météorologiques défavorables.
DAN RESEARCH recherche en permanence des plongeurs, des chercheurs et des professionnels de la santé pour soutenir bénévolement son travail. En fonction de votre disponibilité et de votre lieu de résidence, vous pourriez participer en tant que plongeur à une étude de DAN Research - en ligne ou dans l'eau.
Planning group travel through a local dive shop can help prevent people from taking advantage of you, because the dive shop has likely researched the vendors they use and may already have experience with them.
In 1943 a hyperbaric chamber in London reached an air pressure equal to 300 feet (91 meters), and nitrogen narcosis hammered the three dry divers inside. They reached for the rubber mouthpieces of their dive gear, which delivered 100% oxygen.
