John Liang

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John Liang is the News Editor at DeeperBlue.com. He first got the diving bug while in High School in Cairo, Egypt, where he earned his PADI Open Water Diver certification in the Red Sea off the Sinai Peninsula. Since then, John has dived in a volcanic lake in Guatemala, among white-tipped sharks off the Pacific Coast of Costa Rica, and other places including a pool in Las Vegas helping to break the world record for the largest underwater press conference.
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Ocean

Deepest Shipwreck Ever Discovered Identified As U.S. World War 2 Destroyer

A section of wreckage belonging to a sunken U.S. World War II destroyer off the Philippines is the deepest shipwreck ever found.
Ocean

Activists Want The Maldives To Keep Its Prohibition On Shark Killing

The Maldives' Fisheries Ministry is contemplating legalizing the killing of sharks in its waters, and activists are actively working to make sure that doesn't happen.
Freediving

Immersion Freediving’s Ted Harty Launches His New ‘Freedive Live’ Podcast

Immersion Freediving Founder Ted Harty was on a session of DeeperBlue.com's Clubhouse room this week where he talked about the launch of his new freediving podcast.
Scuba Diving

DAN Encourages Divers To Return To Diving Safely

The folks at the Divers Alert Network are encouraging all divers to consider a few important factors before they get back in the water
Scuba Diving

Oceans Launches Crowdfunding Campaign For S2 Supersonic Dive Computer

The folks at Oceans have launched a crowdfunding campaign for their new S2 Supersonic dive computer with built-in buddy communications.
Scuba Diving

CITIZEN Unveils Three New Promaster Aqualand Dive Watches

CITIZEN announced this week the release of three new PROMASTER Aqualand diver’s watch models that look good above and below the water.
Freediving

Four Freediving World Records Broken At Croatian Pool Nationals

Four world records were set this past weekend at the Croatian Pool Freediving National Championships in Sisak, Croatia.
Scuba Diving

Karen van den Oever Sets New Women’s Deep Cave Diving Record

Karen van den Oever of South Africa recently broke the women's deep cave diving record.
Ocean

Oceana Issues Statement On Netflix’s ‘Seaspiracy’ Documentary

As compelling as Netflix's new "Seaspiracy" documentary is, the issues raised in it regarding commercial fishing aren't quite that cut-and-dried, according to the folks at Oceana.
Ocean

American Security Project Partners With Sea Shepherd, Will Host Event On Netflix ‘Seaspiracy’ Documentary

The American Security Project announced a partnership this week with Sea Shepherd, a non-profit organization that combats illegal fishing around the world.
Ocean

Capitol Hill Ocean Week Registration Now Open

Registration for Capitol Hill Ocean Week 2021 is now open, the National Marine Sanctuary Foundation announced this week.
Ocean

NOAA To Hold Recovery Planning Workshops For 15 Threatened Into-Pacific Coral Species

The U.S. government is convening a series of workshops in May to get information on recovery plans for 15 Indo-Pacific coral species that are under threat.
Freediving

The AIDA 2021 Pool World Championships Have Been Canceled

AIDA International has announced that the Pool World Championships scheduled for this coming June have been canceled.
DEMA Show Coverage

DEMA Show On Track For Las Vegas In November

The Diving Equipment and Marketing Association is bullish on Las Vegas, Nevada being safe and open for business when the annual DEMA Show comes to town this November.
Scuba Diving

North Korean Defects To South Using Diving Gear

A North Korean man last month used dive gear to defect to South Korea, according to news reports.
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