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51all my breathing gear is US Divers and OLDHi Dive,
Diving: I still use the Techna 2100B 2nd stage, at only 5.5 ounces. It is a killer 2nd stage and love it. Retro I know, but a great breather. I use the Techna octopus as well.
What do you use?
(off topic I know, but had to ask)
Robert
i even have an old conshelf 21
A Conshelf? Whoa!!!!! You are as retro as me. How old are you if I may ask. I am 58.
Robert
The latest postulate is there is a dark Jupiter x 6 size object out at about 2 LY, half way too our nearest star, Alpha Proxima, that is orbiting around the sun, and is the outer reach of the solar influence. And this object, unproven as yet, is influencing all TNs. If so, this explains the extreme elliptical orbits of all comets, or exo sub-Pluto sized planetiods like Sedna and the like.
51all my breathing gear is US Divers and OLD
i even have an old conshelf 21
A Conshelf? Whoa!!!!! You are as retro as me. How old are you if I may ask. I am 58.
Robert
the conshelf 21 was the best i could afford when i first started diving
shortly after that they came out with the micro regulators
always wanted one of those but them money got tight and i got used to what i had
The latest postulate is there is a dark Jupiter x 6 size object out at about 2 LY, half way too our nearest star, Alpha Proxima, that is orbiting around the sun, and is the outer reach of the solar influence. And this object, unproven as yet, is influencing all TNs. If so, this explains the extreme elliptical orbits of all comets, or exo sub-Pluto sized planetiods like Sedna and the like.
Is this what you are referencing? It appears that there is in fact something out in the solar system that's making news.
Search on for Tyche, believed to be largest planet in the solar system | Mail Online
Could this be the Nibiru/planet x that all the talk is about? Is it in the vicinity of where the alleged anomaly is supposed to be?
no, that likely wouldnt be wise to try at pressure51A Conshelf? Whoa!!!!! You are as retro as me. How old are you if I may ask. I am 58.
Robert
the conshelf 21 was the best i could afford when i first started diving
shortly after that they came out with the micro regulators
always wanted one of those but them money got tight and i got used to what i had
I always wanted to scuba dive but can't. Two collapsed lungs don't do well under pressure.
no, that likely wouldnt be wise to try at pressure51
the conshelf 21 was the best i could afford when i first started diving
shortly after that they came out with the micro regulators
always wanted one of those but them money got tight and i got used to what i had
I always wanted to scuba dive but can't. Two collapsed lungs don't do well under pressure.
The latest postulate is there is a dark Jupiter x 6 size object out at about 2 LY, half way too our nearest star, Alpha Proxima, that is orbiting around the sun, and is the outer reach of the solar influence. And this object, unproven as yet, is influencing all TNs. If so, this explains the extreme elliptical orbits of all comets, or exo sub-Pluto sized planetiods like Sedna and the like.
Is this what you are referencing? It appears that there is in fact something out in the solar system that's making news.
Search on for Tyche, believed to be largest planet in the solar system | Mail Online
Could this be the Nibiru/planet x that all the talk is about? Is it in the vicinity of where the alleged anomaly is supposed to be?
Yes, I've been posting about this for about 2 weeks here, the time I've been here. The best source for all of this and Tyche is The HST site.
HubbleSite - Out of the ordinary...out of this world.
Thank you,
Robert
um, you dont hold your breath while scuba divingno, that likely wouldnt be wise to try at pressureI always wanted to scuba dive but can't. Two collapsed lungs don't do well under pressure.
I don't think I could hold my breath long enough to put the wetsuit on...lol
um, you dont hold your breath while scuba divingno, that likely wouldnt be wise to try at pressure
I don't think I could hold my breath long enough to put the wetsuit on...lol
its a big no no
