7 Most Spectacular Underground Rivers in the World - World Rivers
Discover 7 breathtaking underground rivers across the globe — from Palawan to Mexico — hidden waterways flowing through caves and karst landscapes.| World Rivers
Discover 7 breathtaking underground rivers across the globe — from Palawan to Mexico — hidden waterways flowing through caves and karst landscapes.| World Rivers
DEEP, an ocean engineering company on a mission to make humans aquatic, is solving the problem of sustained access to the ocean. The post Is This the Future of Human Life Underwater? appeared first on .|
Unter Wasser können Taucher alles um sich herum vergessen. Es wird still und sie sind allein mit sich und der Tiefe. Sie tauchen ein in eine völlig andere Welt fern ab vom Alltag. So friedlich das Tauchen auch ist, so sehr birgt es jedoch auch Risiken, die vor allem dann bestehen, wenn die Regeln und […] Der Beitrag Die 7 besten Tauchbojen 2025? erschien zuerst auf BeyondSurfing.| BeyondSurfing
Auf dem Markt sind zahlreiche Kopfhauben in unterschiedlichen Größen und Materialdicken erhältlich. Da fällt es nicht immer leicht, das Produkt zu wählen, das am besten zu den eigenen Bedürfnissen passt. Welche Kopfhauben eignen sich am besten? Wir erklären in unserer Checkliste, wie jeder die perfekte Kopfhaube findet. Außerdem stellen wir sieben der besten Angebote in […] Der Beitrag Die 7 besten Kopfhauben 2025? erschien zuerst auf BeyondSurfing.| BeyondSurfing
Jinan, a city of 9.4 million people and the capital of Shandong Province in East China, has made world headlines. Crews working there have completed the monumental task of building the world's largest-diameter underwater shield tunnel.| New Atlas
Vehicles such as the EGO semi-submarine boat and Adventure-Doo are designed to bring the underwater action within reach of those without the time or inclination to put in the training required to get behind the controls of personal submarines like the offerings from U-boat Worx. But the Platypus…| New Atlas
The French-designed Platypus is a new and immensely practical two-person electric underwater exploration concept designed to travel for eight hours above the water at 10-12 knots (18.5-22.2 km/h), or below the water at 3-4 knots (5.5-7.5 km/h). Most importantly, it offers a safe and stable…| New Atlas
Ornithorhynchus anatinus is a bizarre creature. Not only due to its crazy duck, beaver and otter mash-up anatomy, but because it inhabits two watery worlds – one at the surface of small streams or rivers and the other below. When François-Alexandre Bertrand saw one sploshing about during a séjour…| New Atlas
A remarkable semi-submersible ecotourism concept that takes passengers above and below the water has just received a zero-emission boost thanks to a new partnership between Platypus Craft and electric outboard manufacturer Evoy.| New Atlas
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What Is The Government Doing To Protect Coral Reefs? What More Could They Do? Australia’s Great Barrier Reef is the world’s largest coral reef system, stretching for over 2,300 kilometers along the northeastern coast of Australia. It is home to a stunning diversity of marine life, with over 9,000 species of fish, mollusks, sea snakes, …| Geography Scout
∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗ One of the last entries in the ever-declining line of sea monsters of the mid-fifties, this super-low-budget film was released by ARC as a B-bill to Roger Corman’s Day the World Ended. An incompetent spy whodunnit meets a ridiculously bad nuclear monster hunt. One of the worst scripts of the fifties, but the acting…Read more The Phantom from 10,000 Leagues| Scifist
Filmmakers have used all kinds of tricks over the years to show low or zero gravity on screen, from wire work to underwater shooting, and more recently even blasting off to capture the real thing. Many early sci-fi films simply ignored the realities of being in space. The 1964 adaptation of H. G. Wells’ The […] The post Defying Gravity on Film appeared first on Neil Oseman.| Neil Oseman
