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Glossary of Scuba Diving Terms (Z)

Understanding That Strange Scuba Language


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Welcome to our glossary of scuba diving terms. Diving, like many sports, has its own language. Our scuba glossary is for anyone interested in understanding the scuba diving definitions, scuba diving terms or scuba slang found in this strange scuba communication that divers use.


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Zenith

The zenith is the direction pointing directly "above" a particular location. This is the point of the celestial sphere vertically above (highest point) any place or observer. The concept of "above" is more specifically defined in astronomy and meteorology as the vertical direction opposite to the net gravitational force at a given location. The opposite direction or the direction of the gravitational force is called the nadir. The term zenith also refers to the highest point reached by a celestial body during its apparent orbit around a given point of observation.


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A lens that combines a range of focal lengths.













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