I was there a few days ago - I counted 13 memorial plaques on the cliff face just off the beach. Not sure if every single one of them was attributed to deaths in the actual hole, but certainly a fair few of them were. Very humbling.
this is so sad i mean he died facing down i just cant imagine the pain that he went threw and all the thoughts that came to mind i hope he didnt have any children ...
@MissVaiio Very definitely a corpse, mate. Diving that deep is pretty dangerous, and deaths are not uncommon. That's the bloke that died during a rapid descent, I think
yes OIJJ30 and you can get good dive stories and videos on the net too. try the myscubastory site. type myscubastory into google and its the first one
@metelfann3: he didn't die from the descent due to failure to equalise; he died because he was diving on a single tank of air and experienced oxygen toxicicity and nitorogen narcosis. Diving on air nitrogen narcosis hits everyone on varying depths betweeen 20 (few) and 50 (almost everyone) metres. With 21% oxygene (air) oxygene toxicity also comes at depth.
Nitrogen narcosis is close to being drunk. You get an elated feeling and disregard the dangers of diving, leading to casualities.
yes correct MrCrzy, But there are also good dive stories and videos on the net too! Try the myscubastory site. Type myscubastory into google and its the first one!
Before anybody plans on diving the "blue hole" they should visit the headland above it, it is dotted with the plaques and crosses left by relatives of the deceased. It chilling to read so many messages in so many different languages. The "Hole" should be treated with extreme caution, but also the memory of the people who lost there live should be treated with respect, r.i.p
@metelfann3 There are supposedly something like 70 or more bodies down there are generally they're left there because it's dangerous to go down there and the families have to pay to retrieve the body and that's a very expensive things.
@metelfann3 well maybe he is an untrained diver, he has 1 tank of air which may fit 250 bar but it takes much more to go down, maybe you can equalize fast enough but this guy couldnt
@Mzahaka1313 Actually, i know the story well. He was a certified instructor. He knew everything about diving and the dangers involved. Sadly he chose to ignore a very important rule DIVE WITH A BUDDY!!! This tragedy could have been avoided.
I worked as a dive-instructor in Dahab in 1996 and 1999.
The dead diver was not unknown. he was recovered the next day.The divers in this video were looking for him and brought a lot of air (some of it tri-mix) to be able to look for a long time if they would have problems finding him and to check the place out. I think I saw the remains of two other (much longer) dead divers in the video.
To recover the diver, special arangments are to be made. That's why recovery was next day.
Diver at the bottom did not die of "rapid descent". That man or woman is unknown which is very good! Imagine being his/her relative and seeing this movie. This is also his/her grave and the Trimix Techdiver doing the footage is just a bloody Grave Disturber! Several shipwrecks, both war and civil, are marked as gravesites and diving are banned on them. It should be done to some other places as well considering stupid divers/UW-Photographers like this.
The body was not left there. They just marked the body attached the red marker you see the diver bringing to surface. Yuri was recovered the next day. The diver was a personal friend of his and did the recovery for the parents and out of repect for his friend. The parents had Yuri cremated and some ashes were place in the 'blue hole.'
Yuri's name was put on the cliffs in memorial along with others that perished at the 'blue hole.'
@MegaNattyboy at 66 meters air becomes toxic due to the partial pressure of oxygen reaching 1.6 ata. Oxygen is unforgiving, and one breath will make you either convulse or just black out. Depth + Inexperience = bad mix
What a kick ass video! I can understand leaving the body there; but it seems to me that they should do something about the tank. At some point, it will get loose and torpedo itself to the surface- who fucking knows who will gets in its way! Whoa to that pooor soul as it will probably mean certain violent death!
A free AL tank won't rocket up to the surface. It will slowly float up, and stay mostly submerged, just the top skimming the surface. If the regulators stay attached, it will remain sunken.
For them to get to that depth and back up to the boat ALIVE is a feat in and of itself. Many people have died trying to bring bodies to the surface...it is very very very difficult. They would not have enough oxygen to get back if they had the added weight of a body to bring along with them. Also, this body has been there for roughly 10 years...it is just bones now. Many people have died here because they did not plan properly.
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@cliffedi "глубоким кислородом" так не говорят. глубоким воздухом. на 100% кислороде можно уйти не глубже 9 метров ниже парциалка более 1.6 отравишься.
@umtata i can answer that...i am here in dahab and have dove the blue hole...Egypt got tired of ppl bringing up the dead body's so they made it who ever brings up the body must pay for all paperwork...and that gets expensive!!!! couple thousand USD....that is why you get dive insurance....and if the families wont pay they leave the body alone
Last time I was there was 28 may 2008. Snorkled overthe blue hole with my fiance ( at 2pm) just at the moment at that my best friend , old partner, travel companion and wonderful friend was buried in sassenheim! RIP STEVE. Love Brenda & Chris xxxx
Not to be rude but you just have to pay attention to everything an instructor gives you. You have to realize that the deeper you go the more pressure on you psi. that's why subs don't descend at fast speeds although they could.
@hellifiedgangsta1234 Submarines descending fast is a very different story from the effects of pressure when scuba diving. Pressure affects all kinds of things - the quantity of air you breathe, the toxicity of the gases in that air, even the thickness of your wetsuit. When scuba diving you equalize the pressure in your body to the water, while submarines don't (making the hull withstand the difference). I haven't heard of an imploding diver as of yet...
@umtata and Cyberbob: her (the diver's) mother asked for the body to be left alone there, she was against recovery.
Besides, if anyone tried to recover it now, it would be more risk than it's worth... it's only bones and probably adipocere left inside the suit. Not to mention the tank could explode on resurfacing.
@umtata i can answer that...i am here in dahab and have dove the blue hole...Egypt got tired of ppl bringing up the dead body's so they made it who ever brings up the body must pay for all paperwork...and that gets expensive!!!! couple thousand USD....that is why you get dive insurance....and if the families wont pay they leave the body alone
There is something I don't understand... you leave the body there, decomposing... what about the human body respect using a tomb ? You couldn't take it on the surface ?
wow im about to get certified im 14 n i go free divin all the time here n florida man that body seems like it woulda decomposed by now i wonder if its still there today and who that is
@simonttz , cool !!! man, I read people who say deepdiving is stupid cuzz its only dangerous, but I really think it must be cool!!! all the risk...I have ADD and people with add and adhd like lots of risk...cuzz its lots of funn pOq...
comming summer, im going to florida and my parents will pay me for my lessons... Im going to take lessons from National Geographic!!!
I wouldn't dive any deeper than 12 feet and only in a swimming pool. I don't see the draw of the ocean. Personally, the ocean terrifies me, but I admire people who are skilled enough and brave enough to do this.
It probably wasn't the intention to be that deep, as i undestand it the arch comes out at about 55 which would be fine on air for someone experienced enough.
Actually 55m on air is not fine at all for almost any diver out there. You need to be robust and trained like a horse to dive properly with that much nitrogen narcosis. Thats what Trimix is for.
Maybe you should try reading the theory instead of avoiding it. Might save your life one day.
Pick any book on diving physics you want. They all tell you the same. -55m on air causes massive nitrogen narcosis. Fist effects can even be measured at -25m.
Looking at you comment i assume you dont know about N2 Narcosis. So i suggest you start reading about that and then move on to other inert gases.
Some Organisations like GUE even advice breathing Trimix for as shallow as -30 meters.
Thank you for yours comments, but as I watched some other videos here, some of the dead divers had been recovered from the bottom of the blue hole. Were there move favourable conditions to do so than in that particular video' s case?
It's not safe to recover a body or anything else from that depth. There are many things that can go wrong. First there is no natural light at that depth which is why they have the torches. You'd probably be able to see the surface at noon but only just. If you move a body you'll disturb the very fine silt that is present at that depth and then you may not be able to see anything at all. It might be hard to tell which way is up at that depth due to nitrogen narcosis and other factors.
It's called a rope with a hook on the end from a boat. We have robots driving around on Mars but recovering something a few hundred feet underwater is beyond our abilities...?
Nayr747 Well you could go down there with a rope and a hook but again if you disturb the silt while attaching the hook you might die. If the body ascends on its own after you disturb it other people diving above might get dragged fast to the surface and get killed. When this poor divers tank gets to the surface, the pressure differential has changed ten fold and the tank (which will be somewhat corroded) may well explode. Having said that I am surprised the authorities haven't arranged recovery
In this depth (90m) u die in a few minutes if you breath "normal" air, cause the oxygen in it is compressed an kills u rapidly. Do u see, these divers are havin 4 bottles? Thats not to have enough air to dive a longer, no in each of the bottles aside are special mixes of gas, which make u survive this depth. They have less oxygen. To take something of this size up is very dangerous cause the smallest problem kills u. RIP the pour soul that died this horrible way. I dive too - its my nightmare.
Another reason is that the buoyancy of the body would change as you ascended if there was any gas in it. The pressure at that depth is about 12x atmospheric so the gas would expand on the way up so it would get more buoyant. You'd then have to decide whether to hang onto it and make yourself negatively buoyant or let it go. If you let it go it may get tangled in any surface lines or equipment that you left at different depths for decompression or could tangle other divers and drag them up fast
hey adam if you'd read the info u would of know tht it was a dead body...... btw nice video and great music with it. a real nicely done way 2 feel sorry 4 him
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the deepest part is about 33 ft (10m). so many people die there because there are lots of poisonous animals. thats where steve irwin was stabbed by a stingray
And Steve Irwin did not die here - he was stung while snorkeling at the Great Barrier Reef.
The reason many people die here are because of "The Arch", a tunnel under the corals which leads out into open water. Try Wikiing it if you want to know more..
@MegaNattyboy is it because of the arch they die. It is because The Arch is located approx. 52 m. under water. And when you dive with air-tanks, the air gets so compressed from the pressure of diving deep.
Around 30-35 most will feel an effect like being drunk. Around 65 m. it is very hard to move and do a proper job. If you reach 100 m. you will go unconcious.
So it is not because of The Arch they die. It is because they are inexperienced, and the drunk-effect surprises them. :-)
@Graabeck ...The Arch is located approx. 52 m. under water. And when you dive with air-tanks... -then it means you are completely nuts to dive to such depths on air only and this is going to be your one way ticket to the bottom... amen.
Is that really Yuri Lipski's body? When I went snorkeling there I tried to ask if his body was still down there but nobody would give me a straight answer. I mean I know this video is visual proof, but I'm just making sure it's really Yuri, cause that's so surreal, knowing that you're swimming above him.
My guess on the Dead Guy: 80cu of air lasts 10 minutes at 300ft,not including what is used to fill the BC, light off while clowning around, sinks too deep, gets narced, panics, drops light and tries to fill B.C., uses last of his air and sinks to the bottom... less than 10 minutes start to finish.
and why would they place this reminding sculpture at a place so deep that you would've already gone beyond your abilities when you're not good enough too see the reminder..
Makes no sense at all. But i wasn't there, so i can't tell if you're right or not.
This video is very mesmerizing, the music, the element of death and at the same time this total sensation of an experiencen almost otherworldly. Thanks for making this, and hopefully more divers will take less risk downthere.
it is most probably a man who dived during the night with his buddy and for bigger excitement they turned of the flashlights... one of them founf out that his buddy is missing...
huge excitement!!!! can't understand why some people don't respect their health and life...
no, that's of some woman, i can't remember her name. They recovered lipski's body. I do find it peculiar that no one ever recovered her body however. There is a whole youtube video dedicated to the recovery of lipski's body.
I guess you mean Barbara D. she has been rescued from BH and died in the ambulance. I do not know whz so manz people thikn it is Barbara D. it is easz to be checked in google etc...
i could have swore that it was her, if it's not then who is it? i heard of someone whose body they just left down there. We know its not yuri because they dedicated a whole recovery effort for his remains. And if it's not barbara d, Then who the heck is it?
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JazHotelsandResorts 1 month ago
I was there a few days ago - I counted 13 memorial plaques on the cliff face just off the beach. Not sure if every single one of them was attributed to deaths in the actual hole, but certainly a fair few of them were. Very humbling.
woodsycostigan 2 months ago
this is so sad i mean he died facing down i just cant imagine the pain that he went threw and all the thoughts that came to mind i hope he didnt have any children ...
80z90zhouzemuzicgrl 2 months ago
From the minit 3 and 21 seconds till 3:41 you can see a shapes that seems a head sculpted in the wall... this thing add mistery to that place...
cescox 3 months ago
1:04 is it a corpse?
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@MissVaiio Very definitely a corpse, mate. Diving that deep is pretty dangerous, and deaths are not uncommon. That's the bloke that died during a rapid descent, I think
TinySissyCheater 3 months ago
lol they just carry on like it's nothing
RationalTheism 5 months ago
yes OIJJ30 and you can get good dive stories and videos on the net too. try the myscubastory site. type myscubastory into google and its the first one
marinefish321 8 months ago 2
@metelfann3: he didn't die from the descent due to failure to equalise; he died because he was diving on a single tank of air and experienced oxygen toxicicity and nitorogen narcosis. Diving on air nitrogen narcosis hits everyone on varying depths betweeen 20 (few) and 50 (almost everyone) metres. With 21% oxygene (air) oxygene toxicity also comes at depth.
Nitrogen narcosis is close to being drunk. You get an elated feeling and disregard the dangers of diving, leading to casualities.
olalj123 8 months ago 4
wow if they are going to leave him down there, they should at least name the dive after him
nickkkyc 9 months ago
yes correct MrCrzy, But there are also good dive stories and videos on the net too! Try the myscubastory site. Type myscubastory into google and its the first one!
seasnake321 9 months ago
Before anybody plans on diving the "blue hole" they should visit the headland above it, it is dotted with the plaques and crosses left by relatives of the deceased. It chilling to read so many messages in so many different languages. The "Hole" should be treated with extreme caution, but also the memory of the people who lost there live should be treated with respect, r.i.p
jerommcdonnell 9 months ago
Why did they leave him down there
metelfann3 9 months ago
@metelfann3 There are supposedly something like 70 or more bodies down there are generally they're left there because it's dangerous to go down there and the families have to pay to retrieve the body and that's a very expensive things.
barrogten 8 months ago
How can you die from rapid decent as long as you can equilize fast enought you can go as fast as you want
metelfann3 9 months ago
@metelfann3 well maybe he is an untrained diver, he has 1 tank of air which may fit 250 bar but it takes much more to go down, maybe you can equalize fast enough but this guy couldnt
Mzahaka1313 6 months ago
@Mzahaka1313 Actually, i know the story well. He was a certified instructor. He knew everything about diving and the dangers involved. Sadly he chose to ignore a very important rule DIVE WITH A BUDDY!!! This tragedy could have been avoided.
mikeny13 5 months ago
@mikeny13 but 250 psi isnt enough for that much the limit is 30 cz then you get sleepy and you finally fall asleep and die
Mzahaka1313 5 months ago
shediver43 ..yea u can c more dive stories on google -type myscubastory into google and click on the first one I think
SuperEasytiger 11 months ago
watch tha vid of him dieing i think he got draged down
kidkush7044 11 months ago
@kidkush7044 Where is the vid
metelfann3 9 months ago
oh my god there is a dead guy there is a dead GUY! X(
yingyangswirl 11 months ago
@yingyangswirl lol :P
FortuneCookieX 10 months ago
The sound of the breathing camera man feels amazingly soothing somehow. Especially with the beautiful views and soft music.
Srjl 1 year ago 4
tri-mix ftw the blue hole is cursed no joke it has taken so many lives
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ayashadilrukshi 1 year ago
I worked as a dive-instructor in Dahab in 1996 and 1999.
The dead diver was not unknown. he was recovered the next day.The divers in this video were looking for him and brought a lot of air (some of it tri-mix) to be able to look for a long time if they would have problems finding him and to check the place out. I think I saw the remains of two other (much longer) dead divers in the video.
To recover the diver, special arangments are to be made. That's why recovery was next day.
Buddhalikely 1 year ago
Diver at the bottom did not die of "rapid descent". That man or woman is unknown which is very good! Imagine being his/her relative and seeing this movie. This is also his/her grave and the Trimix Techdiver doing the footage is just a bloody Grave Disturber! Several shipwrecks, both war and civil, are marked as gravesites and diving are banned on them. It should be done to some other places as well considering stupid divers/UW-Photographers like this.
roglebk2 1 year ago
The body was not left there. They just marked the body attached the red marker you see the diver bringing to surface. Yuri was recovered the next day. The diver was a personal friend of his and did the recovery for the parents and out of repect for his friend. The parents had Yuri cremated and some ashes were place in the 'blue hole.'
Yuri's name was put on the cliffs in memorial along with others that perished at the 'blue hole.'
mortonsalt18 1 year ago
depriemierend. wo bleibt da die freude am tauchen?
RonyTheDivemaster 1 year ago
Well this isn't the least bit depressing at all :(
wardog3d 1 year ago
@MegaNattyboy at 66 meters air becomes toxic due to the partial pressure of oxygen reaching 1.6 ata. Oxygen is unforgiving, and one breath will make you either convulse or just black out. Depth + Inexperience = bad mix
metallicate 1 year ago
is there some reason they cant take his body back to land??
lucvaudar 1 year ago
@lucvaudar the female diver's mom requested that the body be left there and asked for no recovery so theey left it there
mikelching 1 year ago
@mikelching where you there , or have you met the mother ? or in some how invovled in this ?
fadyadelnageeb 1 year ago
why is hw left there??
lucvaudar 1 year ago
What a kick ass video! I can understand leaving the body there; but it seems to me that they should do something about the tank. At some point, it will get loose and torpedo itself to the surface- who fucking knows who will gets in its way! Whoa to that pooor soul as it will probably mean certain violent death!
orgamikrikit 1 year ago
@orgamikrikit
A free AL tank won't rocket up to the surface. It will slowly float up, and stay mostly submerged, just the top skimming the surface. If the regulators stay attached, it will remain sunken.
mattdmarko 1 year ago
fantastic place
merrybreeder 1 year ago
what that Yuri Lipski??? at the bottom>.<
serkseees 1 year ago
@serkseees no it's a girl diver
mikelching 1 year ago
is tihs a dead man at 1:15 ?
Nothingness100 1 year ago
@Nothingness100 no hes taking a nap
dasyakky1 1 year ago
women :(
Sniper3786 1 year ago
Holy shit.
The guy was using a single aluminum 80 cu ft tank, thats totally ridiculous.
You can see that he breathed it all the way down to nothing because its boyant.
I dont use aluminum tanks because theyre crap, but I sure as hell wouldnt be using only 80 cu ft of air for a dive like that.
FTBoogie 1 year ago
i hope they grabbed his wallet, that guy owed me twenty bucks
15CenterMass 1 year ago
excellent dive
ronjon9937 1 year ago
it's the body of a girl
nunsensee 1 year ago
For them to get to that depth and back up to the boat ALIVE is a feat in and of itself. Many people have died trying to bring bodies to the surface...it is very very very difficult. They would not have enough oxygen to get back if they had the added weight of a body to bring along with them. Also, this body has been there for roughly 10 years...it is just bones now. Many people have died here because they did not plan properly.
Mobee211 1 year ago
@Mobee211 and from trying to explore to deap using standard scuba gear... they die from lack of understanding and shear stupidity.
15CenterMass 1 year ago
I don't anderstand why they leave the body of the guy there... o,o
MsYellowLemon 1 year ago
A pleasure to watch the way a dive should be conducted. Well done
045eddie 1 year ago
dude! a dead body!
lets poke it with a stick and just leave it down here -_-
jacobroodenburg 1 year ago
sweet dive, very soothing music
MPG350 1 year ago
отличный полет
cliffedi 1 year ago 5
thats actually interesting and almost touching....having a body down there
its way more of a reminder than "Ya...couple people died here, just be warned"....
this way you actually see what can happen if something fucks up
kinda like the near 200 bodies on mt everest
CaptTroll 1 year ago
@CaptTroll actually only tek divers and stupid divers like that yuri lipski guy who are about to die are gonna see that... and chuck norris
15CenterMass 1 year ago
frekaing creepy music
Stixnstonez49 1 year ago
Пробираясь к ней, думаем о тех, кто мирно заснул на дне, убаюканный глубоким кислородом, о тех, кто восторгался сиянием арки в бреду азотного опьянения. Тут есть специальный мусорщик, погружающийся вниз и сбрасывающий зацепившееся трупы дайверов на самое дно.
Погружение на 130, на дно blue hole.
cliffedi 1 year ago 26
@cliffedi "глубоким кислородом" так не говорят. глубоким воздухом. на 100% кислороде можно уйти не глубже 9 метров ниже парциалка более 1.6 отравишься.
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Hope its peaceful at the bottom friend. RIP
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@umtata i can answer that...i am here in dahab and have dove the blue hole...Egypt got tired of ppl bringing up the dead body's so they made it who ever brings up the body must pay for all paperwork...and that gets expensive!!!! couple thousand USD....that is why you get dive insurance....and if the families wont pay they leave the body alone
1985jhardin 1 year ago
Holy shit is that a real body?
I wouldn't have been some calm about it!
69assholelicker 1 year ago
Why didn't they recover the body.. they just left it down there ?
Equinoxx1337 1 year ago
oh cool a dead body. lets poke it with a stick. whatever, lets just keep swimming, no biggy...
LIGHTRONIX 1 year ago
Beautiful......................sounds veeeery Morcheeba................
Last time I was there was 28 may 2008. Snorkled overthe blue hole with my fiance ( at 2pm) just at the moment at that my best friend , old partner, travel companion and wonderful friend was buried in sassenheim! RIP STEVE. Love Brenda & Chris xxxx
brendawalsh100 1 year ago
Not to be rude but you just have to pay attention to everything an instructor gives you. You have to realize that the deeper you go the more pressure on you psi. that's why subs don't descend at fast speeds although they could.
hellifiedgangsta1234 1 year ago
@hellifiedgangsta1234 Submarines descending fast is a very different story from the effects of pressure when scuba diving. Pressure affects all kinds of things - the quantity of air you breathe, the toxicity of the gases in that air, even the thickness of your wetsuit. When scuba diving you equalize the pressure in your body to the water, while submarines don't (making the hull withstand the difference). I haven't heard of an imploding diver as of yet...
interruptor 1 year ago
yeah why didn't they bring the corpse? I don't get it ! can anyone answer that?
umtata 1 year ago
@umtata and Cyberbob: her (the diver's) mother asked for the body to be left alone there, she was against recovery.
Besides, if anyone tried to recover it now, it would be more risk than it's worth... it's only bones and probably adipocere left inside the suit. Not to mention the tank could explode on resurfacing.
bluenina 1 year ago
@bluenina
thanx for xplaining. I totally respect that mom's choice!
umtata 1 year ago
yeah why didn't they bring the corpse? I don't get it ! can anyone answer that?
umtata 1 year ago
@umtata i can answer that...i am here in dahab and have dove the blue hole...Egypt got tired of ppl bringing up the dead body's so they made it who ever brings up the body must pay for all paperwork...and that gets expensive!!!! couple thousand USD....that is why you get dive insurance....and if the families wont pay they leave the body alone
1985jhardin 1 year ago
There is something I don't understand... you leave the body there, decomposing... what about the human body respect using a tomb ? You couldn't take it on the surface ?
Cyberbob182 1 year ago
wow im about to get certified im 14 n i go free divin all the time here n florida man that body seems like it woulda decomposed by now i wonder if its still there today and who that is
desotowheeler 1 year ago
Hmm, how long was that 5m safety stop? going to 100m will get you a long one i think? :)
superottox 1 year ago
LOVE EVERY BREATH
jurgenmanfred 1 year ago
Dive in this place and know that a dead body is in it...brrrrrrr
FalconBoxe 1 year ago
...no mention of what evidently appears to be a dead body and cylinder floating vertically?
Shistermyster 1 year ago
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crissypants30 1 year ago
is that a dead person at 1.10!!!!!!!!!!!!
FISHmann100 1 year ago 2
@FISHmann100 Yeah the object has a tank behind it and it has two leg-like objects, as well as a human shape. So its probably a dead guy. ;)
GeneralTaoGaming 1 year ago
This is EXTREMELY technical diving.. I will soon reach this level of training.
simonttz 1 year ago
the interesting places you can see are down to 20 meters. That's what I experienced.
So, I don't see a reason to deep dive... if people want to do that, it's ok for me. But I'll never do that.
Dayuchan 1 year ago 3
@simonttz , cool !!! man, I read people who say deepdiving is stupid cuzz its only dangerous, but I really think it must be cool!!! all the risk...I have ADD and people with add and adhd like lots of risk...cuzz its lots of funn pOq...
comming summer, im going to florida and my parents will pay me for my lessons... Im going to take lessons from National Geographic!!!
sharkfriend 1 year ago
Such a beautiful video.. Serves as a tribute to all who lost their lives scuba diving..
simonttz 1 year ago
Was that a body at 2.13-2.16?
tanidn 1 year ago
@tanidn , yes it was
sharkfriend 1 year ago
Poor Dead guy...
BrokenGlassMedia 1 year ago
sad ='(
TheMasterNeko 1 year ago
how did he die and they didint
JZepeda1231 1 year ago
@JZepeda1231 well if you see the dead guy has only 1 tank probaly not equipped for the dive
Jvergakis 1 year ago
Poor guy :(
nathand612 1 year ago
I wonder whose body it is. Not Lupski or Dillinger.
The video is beautiful as well as haunting.
offlimits2u 1 year ago
It's Yuri Lipski's body!
Such a dark grim reminder of the dangers awaiting beneath...
Dolbain 1 year ago
Does anybody know how cold is the water down there????
rochaeduardo1 1 year ago
Anybody knows what is the audio track at this video............
iceberg300369 1 year ago
"Ask The Mountains" by Vangelis & Stina Nordenstam is the track, you should have a pop up where the ad is at the bottom of the screen with that info.
disruptivegirl77 1 year ago
disruptivegirl77 thank's so much..........i like Vangelis
iceberg300369 1 year ago
i always dive with someone, and experimented one i never dive alone
hichamsk8 1 year ago
The diver on the bottom is NOT Yuri Lipski
CarMoves 2 years ago
we say its a small world, but how small is it really if we cant even go underwater easily with out dying like this?
yuriogy1 2 years ago
RIP Dahab Diver. Your story and existence will not be limited to your cold, murky grave.... brave man. What a loss.
RyleyAshford 2 years ago
There are brave divers and then there are old divers.
Samurailord 1 year ago 3
@Samurailord nice said..... like that!!!
lorette9 1 year ago
I wouldn't dive any deeper than 12 feet and only in a swimming pool. I don't see the draw of the ocean. Personally, the ocean terrifies me, but I admire people who are skilled enough and brave enough to do this.
psionomega 2 years ago
Look up "Charcarodon Megalodon", realize they might still exist, and you'll have enough reason to evade the ocean.
RyleyAshford 2 years ago
It probably wasn't the intention to be that deep, as i undestand it the arch comes out at about 55 which would be fine on air for someone experienced enough.
deepdiversqueek 2 years ago
Actually 55m on air is not fine at all for almost any diver out there. You need to be robust and trained like a horse to dive properly with that much nitrogen narcosis. Thats what Trimix is for.
Samurailord 1 year ago
Which book did you read that out of? (so that i can avoid it)
deepdiversqueek 1 year ago
Maybe you should try reading the theory instead of avoiding it. Might save your life one day.
Pick any book on diving physics you want. They all tell you the same. -55m on air causes massive nitrogen narcosis. Fist effects can even be measured at -25m.
Looking at you comment i assume you dont know about N2 Narcosis. So i suggest you start reading about that and then move on to other inert gases.
Some Organisations like GUE even advice breathing Trimix for as shallow as -30 meters.
Greetings
Samurailord 1 year ago
You can tell the diver only had one normal tank of air...no good for deep diving. Cant wait to take my tec skills into the arch!
DJDangerHouse01 2 years ago
thats a beautiful music, who sings it?
gristelli 2 years ago
where s the body
sh2973 2 years ago
that is really chilling.
DrAznmuff 2 years ago 9
How deep is this ?
Omygod, shocking!
I dived there as well, but 30 metres was enough for me!
xDinergirl 2 years ago 3
that doesnt look like a diver at first. can somebody explain to me what is on his head? it look like a big piece of wood?
fishy488 2 years ago 2
@fishy488 Looks like his cylinder is just floating like that above his head
CaptainXax 2 years ago
was this you taking the video, if so please message me because i have some questions
fishy488 2 years ago
very nice done..wow :-)
casandra60 2 years ago
Deep blue and eternal peace for the dead diver.
GMGB68 2 years ago
its a body of girl whom family refeused to recover the body
snq555 2 years ago
they just left him there!
guitcam14 2 years ago
jesus christ, that has to be yuri lipski....what the fuck dude?
guitcam14 2 years ago
Thank you for yours comments, but as I watched some other videos here, some of the dead divers had been recovered from the bottom of the blue hole. Were there move favourable conditions to do so than in that particular video' s case?
agesilaoskaradenizli 2 years ago
I'm sure there are loads of other reasons to not try to recover a body that I haven't thought of. Best to leave it to the pros though.
smokyjee 2 years ago
Why doesn't anyone ascend the dead body? Isn't he/she wanted by some people outside? Does anyone know his/her name?
agesilaoskaradenizli 2 years ago
It's not safe to recover a body or anything else from that depth. There are many things that can go wrong. First there is no natural light at that depth which is why they have the torches. You'd probably be able to see the surface at noon but only just. If you move a body you'll disturb the very fine silt that is present at that depth and then you may not be able to see anything at all. It might be hard to tell which way is up at that depth due to nitrogen narcosis and other factors.
smokyjee 2 years ago
It's called a rope with a hook on the end from a boat. We have robots driving around on Mars but recovering something a few hundred feet underwater is beyond our abilities...?
Nayr747 2 years ago 2
Nayr747 Well you could go down there with a rope and a hook but again if you disturb the silt while attaching the hook you might die. If the body ascends on its own after you disturb it other people diving above might get dragged fast to the surface and get killed. When this poor divers tank gets to the surface, the pressure differential has changed ten fold and the tank (which will be somewhat corroded) may well explode. Having said that I am surprised the authorities haven't arranged recovery
smokyjee 2 years ago 3
In this depth (90m) u die in a few minutes if you breath "normal" air, cause the oxygen in it is compressed an kills u rapidly. Do u see, these divers are havin 4 bottles? Thats not to have enough air to dive a longer, no in each of the bottles aside are special mixes of gas, which make u survive this depth. They have less oxygen. To take something of this size up is very dangerous cause the smallest problem kills u. RIP the pour soul that died this horrible way. I dive too - its my nightmare.
StPauli4ever32 2 years ago 2
Actually the tanks on the back are LESS oxygen.
And the slung tanks are MORE oxygen: one travel mix, one deco.
CarMoves 2 years ago
Yes, your right :P Sry, was a bit unprecise...
StPauli4ever32 2 years ago
Another reason is that the buoyancy of the body would change as you ascended if there was any gas in it. The pressure at that depth is about 12x atmospheric so the gas would expand on the way up so it would get more buoyant. You'd then have to decide whether to hang onto it and make yourself negatively buoyant or let it go. If you let it go it may get tangled in any surface lines or equipment that you left at different depths for decompression or could tangle other divers and drag them up fast
smokyjee 2 years ago 2
Thanks for the info. I was just being a smart ass. ;)
Nayr747 2 years ago
They left the body of the diver on the bottom????????????
tjw101 2 years ago
hey adam if you'd read the info u would of know tht it was a dead body...... btw nice video and great music with it. a real nicely done way 2 feel sorry 4 him
shaun66366 2 years ago
is that some ones body inn 1.24
awhit144 2 years ago
How deep is the deepest part of the blue hole
divedaz 2 years ago
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the deepest part is about 33 ft (10m). so many people die there because there are lots of poisonous animals. thats where steve irwin was stabbed by a stingray
DurdleMcDurdle 2 years ago
The deepest part is approx. 130 metres deep.
And Steve Irwin did not die here - he was stung while snorkeling at the Great Barrier Reef.
The reason many people die here are because of "The Arch", a tunnel under the corals which leads out into open water. Try Wikiing it if you want to know more..
Just saying - get your facts straight mate:-)
Graabeck 2 years ago 9
@Graabeck can you tell me how people die on open waters by an arch im interested about this stuff and i would like to know
MegaNattyboy 1 year ago
@MegaNattyboy is it because of the arch they die. It is because The Arch is located approx. 52 m. under water. And when you dive with air-tanks, the air gets so compressed from the pressure of diving deep.
Around 30-35 most will feel an effect like being drunk. Around 65 m. it is very hard to move and do a proper job. If you reach 100 m. you will go unconcious.
So it is not because of The Arch they die. It is because they are inexperienced, and the drunk-effect surprises them. :-)
Graabeck 1 year ago
@Graabeck it is not because of The Arch. Nice spelling from me :-)
Graabeck 1 year ago
@Graabeck thx man i know aloot about the sea and i just wanted 1 mmore fakter bout it thx
MegaNattyboy 1 year ago
@Graabeck ...The Arch is located approx. 52 m. under water. And when you dive with air-tanks... -then it means you are completely nuts to dive to such depths on air only and this is going to be your one way ticket to the bottom... amen.
Den9082 1 year ago
@Den9082
They do 70m dives in Vanuatu on air haha
lacanau 1 year ago
exactly.. and I'm a tooth fairy :))
pjarunek 2 years ago
very cool 5 stars
coolfella101 2 years ago
This vid made me cry...
what's the name of the track playing?
MsVeronikaK 2 years ago
Ask the Mountains by Vangelis. A really great piece of music.
Dreadpirate46 2 years ago
i dont think i could ever dive that far down, i just stick to snorkeling for now.
kaios1987 2 years ago 2
godamn there probably so narced
Toast579 2 years ago
nope.. you use a different gas mix called trimix to prevent that problem
Samurailord 2 years ago
Is that really Yuri Lipski's body? When I went snorkeling there I tried to ask if his body was still down there but nobody would give me a straight answer. I mean I know this video is visual proof, but I'm just making sure it's really Yuri, cause that's so surreal, knowing that you're swimming above him.
SweetPoffin 2 years ago
My guess on the Dead Guy: 80cu of air lasts 10 minutes at 300ft,not including what is used to fill the BC, light off while clowning around, sinks too deep, gets narced, panics, drops light and tries to fill B.C., uses last of his air and sinks to the bottom... less than 10 minutes start to finish.
helipilot727 2 years ago
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There is no dead diver at the bottom of blue hole... its a concrete sculpture used to illustrate a point. DONT GO BEYOND YOUR ABILITIES
HospitalBomber 2 years ago
and why would they place this reminding sculpture at a place so deep that you would've already gone beyond your abilities when you're not good enough too see the reminder..
Makes no sense at all. But i wasn't there, so i can't tell if you're right or not.
Samurailord 2 years ago
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HospitalBomber 2 years ago
Yuri Lipski is probably the dead man we see.
Superman8137 2 years ago
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Buran288gto 2 years ago
This video is very mesmerizing, the music, the element of death and at the same time this total sensation of an experiencen almost otherworldly. Thanks for making this, and hopefully more divers will take less risk downthere.
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Buran288gto 2 years ago
it is most probably a man who dived during the night with his buddy and for bigger excitement they turned of the flashlights... one of them founf out that his buddy is missing...
huge excitement!!!! can't understand why some people don't respect their health and life...
idula82 2 years ago
Hmm... that's a little surprising. You'd think they would recover the body rather than let it decompose on the bottom.
KillDroneo 2 years ago
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Why would you post this, a dead diver. I hate this shit. You're a dickhead surfie 77
OrcaStalka 2 years ago
At 3:25 it looks like there is a face in the stonewall
supermamn 2 years ago 2
Its not evolution, its accident, can happen to everyone, most careful, smartest, strongest etc.
VpVanja 2 years ago
the song: Vangelis - Ask The Mountains
ketrabik 2 years ago
what´s the song???
BLACKDEATH8400 2 years ago
Is this that Yuri guy who died there in 2000?
Btw, does anyone knows how many decompression stops you have to make when coming up from 100m?
Vfur 2 years ago
i would be reluctant to answer that - there is a lot more u need to understand before doing this...
peanut1k 2 years ago
I understand.
But I'm getting into it.
Lost a friend of mine 2 years ago in a diving accident too.But I guess he just wasn't prepared...
But the feeling you get while diving is just...incredible.That's why i want to do this, just won't to do it right
Vfur 2 years ago
no, that's of some woman, i can't remember her name. They recovered lipski's body. I do find it peculiar that no one ever recovered her body however. There is a whole youtube video dedicated to the recovery of lipski's body.
egouveia24 2 years ago
aight, i'll check it out some time then:)
strange indeed that her body was never recovered.but perhaps, by now, who knows..
tnx anyway, grtzz
Vfur 2 years ago
I guess you mean Barbara D. she has been rescued from BH and died in the ambulance. I do not know whz so manz people thikn it is Barbara D. it is easz to be checked in google etc...
idula82 2 years ago 3
i could have swore that it was her, if it's not then who is it? i heard of someone whose body they just left down there. We know its not yuri because they dedicated a whole recovery effort for his remains. And if it's not barbara d, Then who the heck is it?
egouveia24 2 years ago
It depends on the time youre down there. But problably 6,
18,15,12,9,6, and 3 meters
supermamn 2 years ago