9/20/24
9/18/24
SUNKEN CITIES PROVE THAT PAST EARTH CHANGES INCLUDED A RISE IN SEA WATER LEVELS
Although I haven't covered this subject here at SIREN'S LINK TO SEA, it's part of our exploration of earth changes - climate and the oceans, the possible rise of sea levels.
DAILY MAIL SCIENCE : SCIENTISTS STUDY 7000 YEAR OLD CITY Excellent photos too!
Excerpts: The city, known as Soline, was built on an artificial landmass by the ancient Hvar culture - but began to slowly sink off the coast of what is now Croatia as sea levels rose with the melting glaciers of the last Ice Age, starting around 12,000 BC.
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Past explorations of its waters have dredged up Roman artifacts, a 2,200 year old shipwreck and another Hvar settlement in nearby Gradina Bay, 15feet below sea level and 'almost identical to the Soline settlement," according to the University of Zadar.
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Their future work over the next few years will map both the Adriatic and North Sea, as they were between 10,000 and 24,000 years ago, during the last Ice Age, when sea levels were around 300 feet lower than they are today.
9/16/24
WHAT CAN YOU DO TO BE AN OCEAN ENVIRONMENTAL ACTIVIST?
It's my hope that when a reader finds SIRENS LINK TO SEA, that person will find something - or everything interesting. My blog is an opportunity for you to gain knowledge about our ocean environment - still so full of mysteries - and to think about what you may be able to do in order to show respect for our beaches, waters, and all the creatures who live in the ocean environment.
To me, this is far more important than going to Mars. We must take good care of this planet we live on. We are part of the life and death of it.
Perhaps for you it's as simple as being part of a beach cleanup or to do more to recycle or ending your use of plastic bottled water. Or perhaps you'll join a group of activists who rally for the marine animals who face extinction or study to become an oceanographer or marine biologist. You may take part of a whale count during migration times or talk in front of a class about tides and sea shells. Maybe you'll become a deep sea diver or go on to study Antarctica.
If SIRENS LINK TO SEA INSPIRES YOU IN ANY WAY, PLEASE LEAVE ME A COMMENT!
Siren
9/14/24
9/10/24
DEEP DIVE DUBAI IS THE DEEPEST POOL IN THE WORLD CIRCA 2024 AT 60 METERS DEEP
Now the Guinness Book of World Records holder as the world's deepest pool, since 2021, this one is 60 meters deep and is heated so that cumbersome suits are not a requirement. The pool has an area that was designed with the idea of underwater filming featuring a sunken city and various props. Dozens of underwater cameras are watched to add to the safety of the experience.
9/7/24
Y-40 THE DEEP JOY POOL IN PADUA ITALY
The Y-40 The Deep Joy Pool in Padua Italy has a depth of 42.5 meters deep, thus entering into the Guinness World Book Records in 2014. It is a thermal pool of freshwater and another architectural masterpiece. It features the world's first underwater bridge, which is transparent, as well as the world first artificial caves, giving a diver a new experience if they have not been in the ocean. For you mer-people wanna-bes there is a monofiln experience.
9/5/24
DEEPEST SWIMMING POOLS IN THE WORLD! : NEMO 33 is 33 METERS DEEP (WOULD YOU DARE TO GO THAT FAR DOWN?)
NEMO 33 held the record for some time and it exists in Brussels, Belgium. Pools like this are architectural achievements and provide thrill-seekers who dive or freedive (no oxygen equipment) an opportunity to experience a strange water environment, which, unlike a lake or ocean is free of marine animals and other hazards. It could still be very scary. People from all over the world go to experience the pool. Some to experience what it is to have so much water above you. Some to practice for deep sea dives. Unlike the ocean water, Nemo 33 water is warm and considered tropical, and the water is non-chlorinated fresh water. It held the Guinness World Record as the deepest indoor pool in the world from 2004 for about a decade.
According to various web sites on water pressure, at 33 feet down deep in the ocean there is a total pressure of 29.4 pounds per square inch being exerted on a body. Adjustments to oxygen are needed. But in water man can experience weightlessness.
9/3/24
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