Diving theory: What is trimix?
Since humans have set their eyes on the depths and
Science
Diving combines multiple aspects of science. Everything in scuba diving is tied to science, from the physics that dictates the change in pressure to the chemical and physiological phenomena that force us to choose our breathing gas with the utmost care.
Diving theory: Nitrogen Narcosis and Inert Gas Narcosis
Few subjects in the realm of scuba diving are as
HPNS: High-Pressure Nervous Syndrome explained
As divers venture deeper and deeper, there are more risks
Diving theory: Gradient Factors
Gradient Factors are a very important part of technical diving
Diving Theory: What are M-values?
M-values are a way scientists draw a solid line in
Diving Theory: What is Partial Pressure?
In this article, we'll explain a core concept
Diving with Nitrox: Tables, Calculations, and all there is to know
Learn all about Nitrox Diving, dive with a higher oxygen concentration
On optimizing the safety stop for recreational dives
Introduction
On recreational dives, a safety stop is a non-mandatory
On diving with Hydrogen: exploring the limits of diving
Talking about the pros and cons of diving using hydrogen as a breathing gas.
Scuba diving: Gases and mixes
Learn about all the different gases and mixes used in scuba diving.