Articles and News tagged with "history of scuba diving"
Diving Before the Renaissance - 2008-05-22 by divetime new updated popular
Tracing the origins of diving before man's habit of recording historic documentation for future reference is harder than popping into the nearest cave for a pictogram.
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Diving In The Middle Ages - 2008-11-16 by divetime new updated popular
In the 1500’s Leonardo Da Vinci toyed with many ideas that were way ahead of their time but he refused to go too deeply into them, proposing that humans would use them to the disadvantage of the planet - and one another.
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SCUBA Wars - 2008-11-24 by divetime new updated popular
Inventor Father Da Vinci’s comments on withholding certain brilliant information that may facilitate man’s ability to explore the oceans, turned out to be the start of a rather bleak prophecy.
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The Evolution of Scuba Diving - 2008-12-01 by divetime new updated popular
The official roots of diving as we know it today can be traced back to 1941, when American Christian J. Lambertsen designed the first rebreathing equipment to be called SCUBA 'Self-Contained Underwater Oxygen Breathing Apparatus', for the US army.
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The Famous Cousteau Aqualung - 2008-12-15 by admin new updated popular
In 1942 Jacques-Yves Cousteau and Emile Gagnan redesigned a care regulator to provide air on demand and four years later The Aqualung was launched onto the market in France having been kept secret until the South of France was liberated
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