Acabo de verlo gracias a la revista aQua:
https://cloud.3dissue.net/7837/7849/13767/14466/index.html
https://www.revistaaqua.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/RevistaAqua-num39.pdf
http://www.intotheplanet.com/
JILL HEINERTH
Taking you to places where no man has ever gone before, and blending memoir, adventure, and science, Into The Planet is a riveting account of one of the most dangerous yet exhilarating pursuits in the world.http://www.intotheplanet.com/book/
Taking you to places where no man has ever gone before, and blending memoir, adventure, and science, Into the Planet is a riveting account of one of the most dangerous yet exhilarating pursuits in the world.
As one of the most celebrated cave divers in the world, Jill Heinerth has seen the planet in a way almost no one has. In a workday, she might swim below your home, through conduits in volcanoes or cracks in the world’s largest iceberg. She’s an explorer, a scientist’s eyes and hands underwater—discovering new species and examining our finite freshwater reserves—and a filmmaker documenting the wonders of underwater life. Often the lone woman in a male-dominated domain, she tests the limits of human endurance at every tight turn, risking her life with each mission. To not only survive in this world but excel, Jill has had to learn how to master fear like no other.
With gripping storytelling, and radiating with intimacy, Into the Planet will transport you deep into the most exquisite, untouched corners of the earth, where fear must be reconciled and the innermost parts of the human condition are revealed.
COMING SOON: Available at booksellers everywhere on August 27, 2019.
Doubleday Books – Penguin Random House Canada
ECCO – Harper Collins Publishers
Pinta bien!
P.D: Vaya!
http://www.intotheplanet.com/the-story-behind-the-cover-of-into-the-planet/
https://viviendoapesardelacrisis.blogspot.com/2018/10/inmersion-en-el-cenote-pit-de-riviera.html
http://www.intotheplanet.com/my-journey-into-sidemount-rebreathers-a-look-at-the-liberty/
https://viviendoapesardelacrisis.blogspot.com/2013/06/uso-de-rebreather-y-pecio-hms-victoria.html
Actualización a 17/05/2021: Más!
Actualización a 22/05/2023: Gradient Factors a cuento del nuevo ordenador (https://viviendoapesardelacrisis.blogspot.com/2023/05/shearwater-teric-swift-smart-ai.html):
Nota: El artículo (David Doolette - Gradient Factors in a Post-Deep Stops World):
https://gue.com/blog/gradient-factors-in-a-post-deep-stops-world/
With this information in mind, I set my GF low to roughly counteract the ZH-L16 “b” parameters (I have been using Shearwater dive computers with ZH-L16 GF in conjunction with my tried and true decompression tables for about three years). In ZH-L16, the average of “b” parameters is 0.83. I choose my GF low to be about 83% of the GF high, for instance GF 70/85. Although the algebra is not exact, this roughly counteracts the slope of the “b” values. This approach allows me to believe I have chosen my GF rationally, is not so large a GF low as I am unable to convince my buddies to use it, and satisfies my preference to follow a relatively shallow stops schedule.
Actualización a 16/06/2024: Vaya!
https://viviendoapesardelacrisis.blogspot.com/2024/06/diving-into-darkness.html
Actualización a 20/06/2024: Rebreathers:
Actualización a 11/07/2025: A ver...
https://viviendoapesardelacrisis.blogspot.com/2015/12/alas-y-sidemount.html
Actualización a 28/11/2025: Más:
Actualización a 16/06/2026: Más:
In Part 1 of our new 3-part interview series, cave explorers Brian Kakuk and
Jill Heinerth take us inside the Crystal Caves of Abaco, Bahamas.
Actualización a 16/09/2026: Toma ya!
https://de.eoft.eu/en/win/adventurer-award
Announcing the winner of the 2026 award!
EOFT and Defender proudly present the 2026 award winner:
©Jill Heinerth
Winner of the 21st Century Adventurer Award 2026.
Cave diver & explorer
For decades, Jill Heinerth has been exploring hard-to-reach cave systems deep underground in water and ice around the globe. She was the first person to attempt a three-hour dive inside an Antarctic iceberg. Through her expeditions, films, and publications, she aims to raise awareness of a vital yet increasingly threatened resource: groundwater. She maps underground water systems to demonstrate the effects of climate change on sensitive cave ecosystems. Additionally, she promotes women in diving and incorporates the knowledge of indigenous communities into her projects.
Jill Heinerth wants to use the prize money to explore the Ottawa River caves and to inspire the next generation with a workbook for young underwater explorers, also available online for free.
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