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Ratio Deco and Standard Gases in Technical Diving Ratio deco standard gases simplify decompression planning by using predefined mixes and consistent ascent strategies in technical diving.

No Solenoids, No Shortcuts: Mike Young on Rebreathers Mike Young of KISS USA explains mechanical CCR design, the Sidewinder, cave diving, and why simplicity still matters in rebreather safety.

Wicked Problems in Diving: Why Simple Fixes Fail Learn the difference between critical, tame, and wicked problems—and why the diving industry often uses the wrong approach.

Underwater 3D Mapping Felicitas Mine Without String. Divers mapped Germany’s Felicitas mine without survey lines, using 360° video, DPV lighting, and photogrammetry to create accurate 3D maps.

Technical Diving After Cancer: Can Survivors Return Safely? Technical diving after cancer requires careful fitness-to-dive evaluation. Camilo Saraiva, MD, examines treatment risks and safer returns.

Hyperbaric Medicine, Diving Risk & Evidence | The Talks #13 Stratis Kas and leading experts discuss hyperbaric medicine, diving emergencies, evidence, and overreach in The Talks Chapter #13.

Bel Torrente Cave Diving Project | Thorsten Wälde Bel Torrente cave diving with Thorsten Wälde: 19 years inside a Sardinian multi-sump cave shaped by logistics, engineering, and restraint.

Dzonote Maya By Curt Bowen and Jim Rozzi For several years, Mexico's Caribbean coastline, south of Playa Del Carmen, has been considered by many to be the new frontier for cave exploration. Some of the world's largest underwater caves with surveyed passages of over 200,000 feet (60 miles) can be found there. The...

Team Diving vs. Solo Diving in Technical Exploration From open circuit to multi-rebreather dives, Olivier Isler argues that team diving vs. solo diving depends on context, not rigid doctrine.

Form vs. Function in Diving: Don’t Be Deceived by Appearances Learn why form vs. function matters in diving and how structured practice improves performance, skill, and capacity.