Underwater Essays

  • Underwater Acoustics

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    My Communications coursework will be on non-radio communications. My chosen topic is underwater acoustics. The applications of underwater acoustics and their advantages and disadvantages will be studied. All forms of non-radio communications are based on waves. Waves are generally a disturbance in a surface, transferring energy from A to B. Waves can be mechanical vibrations travel through a medium. For example: water, sound. These waves are called mechanical waves. Progressive waves are

  • The Underwater World

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    The Underwater World "There you are, totally weightless, quietly soaring just above the sea floor with only the smallest amount of physical exertion. Small fish come out of their holes to look at you. How about that? You are the curiosity. You are the thing that does not belong. Perhaps this is why you dive. You are taking part in exploring man's last ecological frontier. The very thought would excite anyone whose blood still flows in his veins. The diver is the observer, he looks at everything

  • Essay On Underwater Welding

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    Underwater Welding The job I plan to have when I leave Hiram is to me, one of the best jobs ever. The job I will like to have is underwater welding. Underwater welding is the process of welding at elevated pressures, normally underwater. It is also called Hyperbaric welding. It can either take place wet in the water itself or dry inside a specially constructed positive pressure enclosure and hence a dry environment. A welder fuses materials, such as steel and aluminum, together to create mechanisms

  • Breathe Underwater Essay

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    What is it like to breathe underwater? Have you seen the underwater footage of divers, maybe filming sea life, and wondered what it might be like or how it would feel, to breather underwater? Well, I have, and I did. But of course it took some study and practice, drills as they were referred to. I remember the first day in the pool, we are gathered around along the wall of the pool and asked to swim across the length of the pool, were told to hold our breath underwater as long as we can. Our instructor

  • Persuasive Essay On Underwater Photography

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    Underwater photography is a wonderful art and hobby, and the waterproof digital cameras used to take those marvelous pictures you see in magazines are highly specialized pieces of equipment that can withstand submersion. This makes them perfect for the job, but it also makes them expensive. If you take two digital cameras - a normal camera and a waterproof camera - that have the same abilities, the waterproof camera will cost more. Many people who have a small budget for photography do not believe

  • The Dangers of Scuba Diving and Underwater Exploration

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    Scuba diving can be a fun activity, you just have to take certain health and safety precautions. There are lots of dangers in scuba diving, and underwater exploration. There is always the danger of a shark attack. Sharks are closer to the banks during the months of April through September. From the months of October through March, they have migrated South for the Winter. After returning from migration, sharks are often hungry and tend to feed on things other than whats on their diet. Most attacks

  • The Sports of Korfball, Extreme Ironing, Underwater Hockey and Rugby

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    Baseball, hockey, korfball anyone? The wide world of sports ranges from the predictable to the obscure. You can play korfball with the people of the Netherlands, go to the extreme ironing world championship near Munich, Germany, or play underwater hockey or rugby with the New Jersey Hammerheads, or any of the other seven teams in the United States. No matter how strange these sports sound or seem, people play them. Korfball is a co-ed sport similar to basketball, except it is typically played on

  • Underwater Archaeology

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    archaeological techniques that allowed for professional research to be conducted. Diving opened up the possibility of surveying and excavating underwater sites without having to remove the water and its preservative characteristics. Mainstream archaeologists still find it difficult to accept that archaeological work can be successfully performed underwater, but the methods and techniques used to survey and excavate the lake dwellings of Scotland have proved the contrary. Although evidence for lake

  • Peaceful Place Essay

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    Description of A peaceful place The underwater world is the most peaceful, relaxing and enjoyable places on earth. When you go underwater all the sounds disappear, there is silence and a feel of calmness and relaxation all around, when you enter the deep water world the view is a mesmerizing site. To be able to get to that peaceful place, one must get a scuba diving certification. For many, the busy stressful and noisy routine of the daily activities can quickly be forgotten when engaging in scuba

  • Underwater Vehicle (AUV) And Evologics Modified Underwater Vehicle

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    AUTONOMOUS UNDERWATER VEHICLE: An autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) is a robot that travels underwater without requiring input from an operator. AUVs constitute part of a larger group of undersea systems known as unmanned underwater vehicles, a classification that includes non-autonomous remotely operated underwater vehicles (ROVs) – controlled and powered from the surface by an operator/pilot via an umbilical or using remote control. In military applications a AUV

  • Diving Reflex Lab Report

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    For this experiment, it is important to be familiar with the diving reflex. The diving reflex is found in all mammals and is mainly focused with the preservation of oxygen. The diving reflex refers to an animal surviving underwater without oxygen. They survive longer underwater than on dry land. In order for animals to remain under water for a longer period of time, they use their stored oxygen, decrease oxygen consumption, use anaerobic metabolism, as well as aquatic respiration (Usenko 2017). As

  • Underwater Tourism Essay

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    Underwater Tourism By: Ka Wai Cheung Professor Singh HRT 415 07/18/2016 There are about 70% of our earth is covered by water, and people just know a little part of it now. Underwater tourism is an excitement and adventure, and it is also a special tourism concept. The undersea world attracts people to explore the mysterious of the ocean, and the underwater tourism is growing very fast basic on the new technology. Travelers can join this tourism by many different methods, such

  • Underwater Welding Essay

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    Underwater Welding and What It Takes. Underwater welding is a very intriguing topic to a teenage boy who has some talent in welding. The goal of this paper is to inform those interested in underwater welding. I will be going into some detail about what is needed to be an underwater welder. My goal is to answer the following question. What is the future of welding as a profession, particularly the effects of underwater welding? The main points I will be touching on are: what I already know, what I

  • Imaging Underwater for Archaeology

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    Singh, Hanumant; Adams, Jonathan; Mindell, David; and Foley, Brendan 2000 Imaging Underwater for Archaeology. Journal of Field Archaeology volume 27 number 3: 319-328. The article by the various authors listed above concentrated on the various techniques that are used to locate and then to excavate these sites. They list and discuss the various techniques that they use. These vary from side-scanning to locate the sites to high resolution video to see how the site appears and the various locations

  • What Are The Dangers Of Finding Nemo Persuasive Essay

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    to chance. To understand the underwater world better, they took scuba diving courses in oceanography, marine biology and more.” Earth's oceans and lakes are certainly not meant to be welcoming to visitors on land. Scuba divers and underwater explores face the same difficulties that astronauts face. Equipment is there to ensure that your dive is safe, and there’s most likely always peers to help you out. Obviously, there are dangers when you are threading underwater, and scuba diving is a very complicated

  • Scuba Diving Research Paper

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    can occur at any time, anywhere. Safety precautions have been taken to help address the dangers that divers are at risk of while being submerged, but not all can be prevented and more still needs to be done. Being underwater is experiencing a whole new world. We don’t belong underwater so there are many things that have to be done to keep us safe. There are many hazards dealing with scuba equipment. Descending deep into the water is very tricky, as pressure increases, many things can go wrong such

  • Underwater Welding Research Paper

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    I chose to write my research paper on underwater welding. Ever since i was about nine i have been fascinated with welding, i seen a few of Rob's (my father) employees weld in the shop that he own and i thought it was cool. Growing up i would always work with Rob during the summer and it made me want to build my own business like he has. Rob worked his butt off to make something of himself and give me and my family everything we need or want. I want to be able to do that for my family, i want to be

  • Recreational vs. Technical Diving

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    equivalent in technical diving. I will discuss equipment, locations and careers associated with each to assist in better understanding their differences. In recreational scuba diving there is a laundry list of available equipment to fit nearly every underwater need. One of the most important pieces of equipment a recreational diver uses is the BCD or buoyancy control device. The BCD is an adjustable inflation vest worn by a diver to increase or decrease their buoyancy during a dive. The BCD is hooked

  • Scuba Diving

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    been curious about the underwater world and has sought to explore it. This drove man to come up with new ways to extend his reach into the underwater world and to make the trip less difficult. Over time underwater exploration has been made easier due to man’s passion for exploring a fascinating new underwater world. Inventions such as regulators, self-contained breathing apparatuses, oxygen tanks, neoprene suits, and many more technologies have been used to make underwater exploration as easy and

  • The Effect of Underwater Acoustics on Whales

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    The Effect of Underwater Acoustics on Whales Whales utilize acoustic frequencies to communicate underwater. If the whales are unable to communicate their bi-annual migration can become perilous. Man-made low frequency sonarcan prevent whales from producing soundand sometimes causes them to take alternate routes. When the whales try to avoid the sonar they are in danger of running ashore and perishing after being beached. Introduction: Twice a year, around the months of December and