Pascal Bernabé

Pascal Bernabé is a renowned French scuba diver and deep diver, best known for setting the world record for the deepest scuba dive in 2005.

Early Life

Born in France, Bernabé developed an interest in underwater diving at a young age. He pursued his passion and became a certified diver, eventually turning his hobby into a professional career.

Career

Bernabé has had a distinguished career in deep diving. He has participated in numerous diving expeditions around the world, exploring underwater caves, shipwrecks, and deep-sea environments. His expertise in technical diving techniques and use of rebreather technology has allowed him to reach depths that few divers have ever achieved.

World Record

On June 5, 2005, Bernabé set the world record for the deepest scuba dive, reaching a depth of 330 meters (1,083 feet) in the Mediterranean Sea near Corsica. This record-breaking dive took more than 10 hours to complete, including several hours of decompression to avoid decompression sickness.

Legacy

Bernabé's record-setting dive has had a significant impact on the world of deep diving. His achievement has pushed the boundaries of human endurance and technical diving capabilities, inspiring a new generation of divers to explore the depths of the ocean.

See Also

• Scuba diving
• Deep diving
• Technical diving
• Rebreather
• Decompression (diving)

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