Slip us a few ones and we’ll show you…
A whole lot more of this: Portable inflatable habitat enabling extended human exploration deep within the mesophotic realm. Project supported by... Read More
Classroom Under the Sea | Diving In
It’s rare that I take to any degree of advocacy for others’ projects – not because they aren’t worth supporting, but rather... Read More
Atlantis is Rising
Surely that post title caught your attention – and no, its not some propagandist hoax from the back of a tabloid. This... Read More
the consumer machine, mass conformity, and a new lfie in the sea
My weekend started with a task not too foreign to me in recent years – filling a 10 yard dumpster outside of my... Read More
Rising Seas – where should we go?
The September 2013 issue of National Geographic Magazine includes a beautifully developed and presented feature about ‘Rising Seas’ – the imminent threat... Read More
an underwater workforce
On a near daily basis, I end up engaged in inquisitive dialogue about my line of work as an undersea professional. My sense... Read More
bumps, bruises, & the bends
Working dives are hard. There’s no way around it. Most often, the tasks we carry out are not with surgical precision –... Read More
no more brick and mortar – bigger isn’t always better
A colleague recently shared an article with me that describes a new concept of inflatable additions for the space station or other... Read More
a new world view from the ‘bottom up’
Several year ago, I stumbled on an article by an MIT student that discussed the concept of ‘underwater camping’ – the simple... Read More
an in between era using in between technology
I recently returned from the field, working in a remote stretch of the Exumas, Bahamas – where I consider my home away... Read More