Welcome to divingindepth.com’s Q1, 2009 Newsletter - DivingIn!
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October 12th, 2009 | Posted in Newsletter | No Comments
DivingingInDepth’s Monthly Newsletter - Diving In!!
Welcome to divingindepth.com’s July 2008 Newsletter! There has been substantial rewrite work on divingindepth.com over the last few months so that this site could relaunch with new features going forward!
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October 12th, 2009 | Posted in Newsletter | No Comments
Looking to be completed by 2011, the European Sea Floor Observatory Network (ESONET) is being developed by international research institutions who are collaboratively spending roughly 300 million dollars to build it. There are 11 primary European partners listed in the main document (http://www.oceanlab.abdn.ac.uk/esonet/ESONET_fullrep.pdf).
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October 12th, 2009 | Posted in Featured Articles | No Comments

Sandals - Photo from Flickr - Heather 0714
The Bahamas are an archipelago, situated towards the west of the Central Atlantic, north of Cuba and comprise of over 700 islands and and are a combination of the rich Atlantic marine life and the best surroundings of the Caribbean. Bahamas holds an important place as the world’s top five diving sites, as the vertical walls and reefs covered with abundant corals and sponges, along with a lot of wrecks and blue holes, offer great visibility to some of the most spectacular, plentiful marine life.
It is possible for the Bahamas to offer such a great diving experience, because of its natural geographical formation. Most of the Bahamas are covered by the “Bahamas Banks” Plateaus and about 20 pinnacles that Bahamas is formed of ensure that most of the Bahamas has shallow water, divided by a lot of deep ocean trenches. Over time the lime stones in the Bahamas eroded considerably, which triggered the collapse of the underwater caverns thus naturally forming plenty of blue holes. Bahamas contains the largest number of blue holes in the whole world in the Grand Bahamas and the Cal Say Bank thus able to offer diving experiences that can be never matched by any other diving site of the world.
The diverse diving opportunity that Bahamas offers entices divers from all over the world and invites them again and again. Sharks, Manta Rays, Stringrays, Dolphins, Whale Sharks, and sometimes Pilot Whales are often sighted throughout the Bahamas range. The Grand Bahamas, Barry Island, Cay Sal, Andros, New Providence and Bimini are some of the great locations in the Bahamas that offer exhilarating diving experiences.
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October 12th, 2009 | Posted in Featured Articles | No Comments
DivingingInDepth’s Monthly Newsletter -
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The Bahamas are an archipelago, situated towards the west of the Central Atlantic, north of Cuba and comprise of over 700 islands and are a combination of the rich Atlantic marine life and the best surroundings of the Caribbean. Bahamas holds an important place as the world’s top five diving sites, as the vertical walls and reefs covered with abundant corals and sponges, along with a lot of wrecks and blue holes, offer great visibility to some of the most spectacular, plentiful marine life.
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October 12th, 2009 | Posted in Newsletter | No Comments
This is a video depot of current short films maintained by DivingInDepth.com. Note: All videos require Windows Media Player.
To play the videos: Click on the images to play
 West Palm Beach Diving |
 Turks & Caicos Islands Wall Diving on Provo |
 Dry Tortugas |
 Jackson Blue Cave Dive |
 Snapper Hole East End, Grand Cayman |
 Blue Springs Orange City |
 Free Diving Training with Performance Freediving |
 Little River Cave Dive |
 Ginnie Springs Devil's Cave System |
October 2nd, 2009 | Posted in Video Depot | No Comments
This is a video depot of current short films maintained by DivingInDepth.com for ocean creatures. Note: All videos require Windows Media Player.
To play the videos: Click on the images to play
 Nurse Sharks |
 Stingray City - Grand Cayman |
 Fish Schools |
 Great White Shark Encounters by Randy Saffell |
 Green Moray |
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October 2nd, 2009 | Posted in Video Depot | No Comments
This is a video depot of current short films maintained by DivingInDepth.com around cave diving. Note: All videos require Windows Media Player.
To play the videos: Click on the images to play
 Ginnie Springs Devil's Cave System |
 Jackson Blue Cave Dive |
 Little River Cave Dive |
 Blue Springs Orange City |
 Ginnie Springs Devil's Cave System |
 Peacock Springs Cave Diving |
 Little River Cave Dive |
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October 2nd, 2009 | Posted in Video Depot | No Comments
This is a video depot of current short films maintained by DivingInDepth.com for wreck diving. Note: All videos require Windows Media Player.
To play the videos: Click on the images to play
 Oil Wreck" Expedition In Search of a Name |
 USS Oriskany |
 USS Oriskany Sinking off the coast of Pensecola, Fl |
 Eagle Wreck Dive |
 Araby Maid, Rhein, and U2513 Wrecks Gulf of Mexico |
 Tenneco Towers off Gulf Shores Alabama |
October 2nd, 2009 | Posted in Video Depot | No Comments
The following videos are provided courtesy Silent Submersion.
Click here to visit their site.
 Marnade Cave France 2003 |
 Ressel Cave France |
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 How to Double Stage Scooter Dive Towing a Scooter |
 Duanne Wreck Key Largo |
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October 1st, 2009 | Posted in Video Depot | No Comments