Sentence examples for record dive from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cameron's solo record dive of nearly 11,000 meters, or about 36,000 feet, echoed a historic 1960 dive to 10,916 meters by the Swiss oceanographer Jacques Piccard and Lt. Don Walsh of the U.S. Navy.

When Walsh and Piccard talked about the record dive later that day they agreed that someone would be back in those waters, doing the same descent, within a year or two.

The French-built U.S. Navy-operated bathyscaphe Trieste with Swiss ocean engineer Jacques Piccard (who helped his father, Auguste Piccard, design the bathyscaphe) and U.S. naval officer Don Walsh aboard made a record dive to 35,814 feet (10,916 metres) in Challenger Deep.

Two wreck divers, Trevor Jackson and Simon Mitchell, used the location for a four-hour world record dive on 14 May 2002, during which they examined the wreck and took measurements, claiming that the ship was too small to be Centaur.

The rules governing record dives require that a diver remain conscious for sixty seconds after surfacing, so Campbell's dive was nullified.

Note that some of the instruments used to record diving depth have been discontinued, and the quality of pressure transducers used in more recent models is superior.

Here's the perfect accessory to go along with your HD-video recording dive mask on your next scuba diving trip: the uemis Zurich, an advanced dive computer with a gorgeous OLED display.

The maximum recorded dive depth is 274 metres (900 feet).

The longest recorded dive is that of a harpooned bottlenose whale (Hyperoodon ampullatus) that dived for two hours, surfaced, and then dived again.

The deepest recorded dive was to 2,992m; the longest lasting was 137.5 minutes.

The IKNOS-DIVE program (Tremblay, unpublished) was used to analyze diving behavior as well as to extract oceanographic parameters such as sea-surface temperature (SST) for each recorded dive.