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Hollis M-3 Diving Mask: A Reliable Companion for Seven Years of Adventure

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Unparalleled Visibility and Comfort: The Hollis M-3 Diving Mask Chronicles Seven Years of Underwater Excellence   My 7 years old M-3 Mask                         Me in the Philippines fighting the currents  Hey Divers, After seven years of globe-trotting with the Hollis M-3 diving mask, I can confidently say it's a true gem in the underwater world. The crystal-clear vision it offers, regardless of water type, has consistently amazed me. From the vibrant coral reefs in the Philippines to the mysterious depths of the Mediterranean in Cyprus, the Hollis M-3 has never let me down. One standout feature is its expansive field of view, providing an immersive and unobstructed sightline that enhances the overall diving experience. The mask's silicone material build adds an extra layer of comfort, ensuring a snug fit that remains gentle on the skin. Whether exploring the Red Sea in Israel, the exotic waters of Sri Lanka, or th...
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Unveiling the Hydrological Symphony: Analyzing Short, Intense Storms in the Face of Climatic Shifts

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  Unveiling the Hydrological Symphony: Analyzing Short, Intense Storms in the Face of Climatic Shifts Hello, I’m Dor, holding a B.Sc in Water Engineering. I’d like to share a segment of my final project, where I endeavored to predict the likelihood of intense storms. The data I gathered revealed some intriguing findings. For my final project, I utilized the Python programming language to extract rainfall data obtained from the Israeli Meteorological Services API. Throughout Israel, various gauges are strategically placed, and I specifically focused on data from digital gauges, with up to 30 years of rainfall measurements on some of the gauges. Allow me to present a noteworthy observation from the Tel Aviv Coast gauge data and delve into the statistical analysis derived from the information I collected. I’ll also discuss the connections between these findings and climate change. figure 1:The normalized data for a 10-min duration storm event   In Fig...
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