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Lindsay Ann Grubb
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Brand Features: Omega - Masters of the sea
“There is nothing as exciting as a good mystery and they abound within the depths of the Big Blue. Lying within the hearts and minds of the many men and women who have intrepidly explored our oceans over the centuries is the knowledge that, with more than 95 percent of the underwater world still unexplored, their curiosity may never be satiated.”
“Cousteau led the Conshelf Saturation Dive Programme, conducting experiments in which men live and work for extended periods of time at considerable depths along the continental shelves. The undersea laboratories were called Conshelf I, II and III. During its ‘Precontinent II’ experiments in the Red Sea in the summer of 1963, Jacques-Yves Cousteau’s team used the Seamaster 300 to prove that divers could live in a submerged, saturated gas environment for long periods without adverse effects.”
“There is nothing as exciting as a good mystery and they abound within the depths of the Big Blue. Lying within the hearts and minds of the many men and women who have intrepidly explored our oceans over the centuries is the knowledge that, with more than 95 percent of the underwater world still unexplored, their curiosity may never be satiated.”
“Cousteau led the Conshelf Saturation Dive Programme, conducting experiments in which men live and work for extended periods of time at considerable depths along the continental shelves. The undersea laboratories were called Conshelf I, II and III. During its ‘Precontinent II’ experiments in the Red Sea in the summer of 1963, Jacques-Yves Cousteau’s team used the Seamaster 300 to prove that divers could live in a submerged, saturated gas environment for long periods without adverse effects.”