Video demonstrating the rate of color absorption as you descend underwater

[Tigerman]

No, but Im saying who gives a ****, other for the purpose of splitting hairs. We dont dive in "the water" either technically but a soup of componds where the main part is water, but we still call it water...

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[jnunn04]

No, but Im saying who gives a ****, other for the purpose of splitting hairs.

For someone that doesn't "give a ****" you sure have spent a lot of energy to make your point. I posted the video, if you don't like it, you have only wasted 1:45 minutes of your life- much less time than you have spent making your point.

I didn't state the video was perfect and certainly didn't need to express the scientific reasoning on why it what was causing this to happen. I just documented what happened in my experience since this is in the Basic Scuba Discussion forum and I thought new(ish) divers might be interested....

You are welcome to either appreciate it move along to another thread.

Thanks to all who have said kind things - I appreciate it.

 

[Tigerman]

I never said anything bad about the video, nor the fact that you made or posted it.. I said something about people nitpicking about what exact part of the goop we swim in cause the hue that can vary from very little to dark red..

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[jnunn04]

My bad, tigerman. When I first read it (somewhat sleep deprived) I comprehended something totally different. When I went back and read the posts again I was way off base. Must.get.sleep.