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 When Charles Darwin advanced his theory of evolution, he conceded that life may have been “originally breathed by the creator into a few forms or
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 Text & Photos: Mike WardThe northern Red Sea was a dangerous place for shipping in the second half of the nineteenth century. In 1869, the Carnatic
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 In October of 2004, Australian cave diver DAVID SHAW set a new world depth record for rebreather diving, plunging to 271 MFW in the famous South
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Safe Drugs and Diving
That's how you learn to be a surgeon. Easy really, but from my experience a far better route to being a good doctor is: read about it, contract it yourself, diagnose it in others. My old pharmacology ...
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New World Depth Record
By : Volker Clausen The Egyptian Red Sea is no new stage for diving world records, we have seen in the past couple of years Yasmin Dalkilic achieve the incredible depth of 105 MSW on a single breath...
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DIVE FOR DEBRIS
September 17th is the 20th Anniversary of International Cleanup Day. Once again, SCUBA divers around the world will join in and contribute to make this year’s cleanup the largest effort yet, by ...
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Risk Factors in Diving
By: Dr.Hossam Nasef 1. Patent (Persistent) Foramen Ovale (PFO): During the fetal period, the baby depends entirely on the mother for gas exchange as it cannot yet have it's own respiration. The pulmo...
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No Bubbles Photography
By: Kimmo Hagman The weather conditions couldn't have been better for this early morning dive. The south Red Sea safari was starting to near its end and both crew and guests were completely satisfied...
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