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... However, no sea exploration would be possible without self- contained underwater breathing apparatus’, or scuba diving.
Scuba diving, nowadays, consists of no heavy metal suit, but instead gas cylinders and an air hose, which provides the divers with great mobility underwater. ... The word Scuba, however, wasn’t used until 1939, when an American doctor, Christian Lambertson made an apparatus for the military. It was used during the war and it was codenamed SCUBA. ...
Today, scuba diving is a term everyone is familiar with. People scuba dive for many reasons, they either want to explore a certain area, go down just for fun and excitement as a recreational hobby, or they dive for salvage reasons. ... Scuba diving is very common among scientists such as oceanographers and marine biologists. ... With the aid of scuba equipment, marine biologists can go down and come face to face with what they are exploring, whether it is a humpback whale or a tiny microscopic anemone. ... Many of our plane and boat wrecks have been discovered and salvaged thanks to the help of modern scuba gear. ... The exact history of the sinking can be found out using scuba gear and a lot of investigating. ... Scuba diving is, by nature, a very dangerous sport. ... Next, you should get a medical examination to see if you are fit to scuba dive.
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