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Forum: Marine Science and Physiology
Post all medical questions related to decompression or diving here. Questions and discussions about the marine life we love to share the ocean with and how to protect them are also welcome.
Ask Dr. Deco questions concerning the scientific aspects of decompression. This forum is to provide information of a scientific nature. Dr. Deco has worked for NASA at the Johnson Space Center and was the former Head of the Environmental Physiology and Biophysics Research.
For the first time in history, fresh water has become a finite resource. Many experts agree that, without significant changes in water policy, wars of the 21st century may be fought, not over oil, but for control of clean water. We Are Water is an imaginative, entertaining transmedia project, illustrating the fragile relationship between our planet’s endangered fresh water resources, and the ever increasing needs of our expanding population.
Marine life is a big part of diving, right? Learn more about the life we share the deep blue with. After all, they do say to take only pictures and leave only bubbles...
Seen an interesting wee beastie or giant sea monster but don't know what it is? Describe it here (or post a photo) and let the vast experience on ScubaBoard help.
