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oxygenated fluorocarbons are indeed real and experiments have shown that you can place a mouse in it and it will stay alive however it is not easy to get the fluid out of the lungs afterwards. As a result it is not used for humans in Scuba diving in the way it has been portrayed in things like the film; the Abyss. For one thing it would be hard to fill all of the gas pockets in the body, such as the sinuses and pressure on the body would also effect how various physical processes take place. These would probably limit the depth a diver could achieve even if oxygenated flurocarbons were used.
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What are scuba diving props?
Some props you might see in dive environments are pool toys, or in real environments it could be anything from a small plane to a large navy vessel.
Is the blue hole real and where is it?
Yes, the blue hole is real. The most famous one is the Great Blue Hole located off the coast of Belize in Central America. It is a large underwater sinkhole and popular spot for scuba diving.
What is more dangerous cliff diving or open ocean scuba diving?
I'd have to say Cliff Diving. Every time you cliff dive, you're hoping real hard that the bottom configuration, which you can't see, hasn't changed. No matter what you do, your body receives a fierce impact from sudden deceleration, even if you do it right. Open water SCUBA, on the other hand, should have no ill effects if you do it correctly. And after a year, if you keep diving, the odds of serious injury or fatality drop to a point that's near insignificance. I exclude deep diving, cave penetration and wreck penetration from this assessment.
Is scuba car real?
yes
How do I get into scuba diving?
There are several aspects to scuba diving: you need to be physically able to do it, you need the knowledge and skills to do it, and you need a certificate to do it. You should start with exercise to get in shape, then get training from a PADI instructor and become certified. Then worry about getting gear and hitting the water. Joining a local club for diving is a great way to learn from experienced scuba divers, as well as have fun and make friends in the process. First you have to be a very good swimmer. Fit as a fiddle and in great shape. It is also good to have a hot girlfriend as well. She will look good in a tight fitting wet suite. Lots of money for your lessons and test and even more money for you own equipment. Very impotant to have your own equipment, as you dont want heavely used stuff from the diving school. Other peoples mouths on the regulater..Ooooo, nasty. You will also have to buy stuff for you hot girlfriend, as you need a dive partner, more money....She better be real hot, and sexy,
Can you see mermaids without going deep sea diving?
No. They are not real so you can't see something that is not real.
Is a seahorse real or fiction?
A sea horse is very much real. When I was sailing with my family in the Caribbean, we scuba dived and saw numerous seahorses. They seem too small and unreal to be true, but believe it : )
What is the book Snake-Stone by Berlie Doherty about?
its about an adopted boy who likes diving and wants to find his real birth mum
Real-life example of free fall?
Technically not real free-fall, but close enough to put the point across: -- jumping or diving from the high board at the pool -- the first several seconds of sky-diving -- the 'vomit comet' aircraft that flies parabolic arcs and gives its passengers, such as astronauts in training, several seconds of weightlessness.
Are there any Real life example of ideal gas law?
The ideal gas law is commonly used in everyday situations, such as measuring the pressure of a car tire by using a pressure gauge. Weather forecasting also relies on the ideal gas law to understand how changes in temperature, pressure, and volume affect the atmosphere. Additionally, the ideal gas law is applied in scuba diving to calculate the changes in gas pressure underwater.
How close is the film Open Water to real life?
The film is, in fact, based on a real life event. Two scuba divers were left behind when the dive boat that took a group out went back without them. They were stranded in waters inhabited by sharks.
Why are the highest and lowest scores ignored in diving?
It's not only in diving, it is also in ski flying and many more. The reason I think is that the highest and lowest scores could be biased (in favor or against the competitor) while those which are almost equal are more likely to be real and sincere.
