The first 3D map sheet redraws the entire ocean on Earth
This is the most complete 3D map ever made about the entire ocean on our planet, bringing hope to preserve the sea in the face of bad environmental impacts today.
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This is the most complete 3D map ever made about the entire ocean on our planet, bringing hope to preserve the sea in the face of bad environmental impacts today.
Scientists from the Caltin Marine Vision Survey (CSS) project have published the most comprehensive record of the disappearing reef areas around the world.
Scientists have published a series of unique photos about the coral world in the project
657 new islands have been discovered around the world, according to a new global study conducted by scientists from two universities in North Carolina, USA.
Ocean scientists from Delaware University (USA) have just launched the DOERRI robot - a new type of seabed robot that can help discover the geological secrets of the Bla…
Hidden deep beneath the Antarctic ice sheet, scientists were surprised to find evidence that the continent's long-term existence was lost.
David Rumsey Center of Stanford University paid for buying the Monte-era map set in September 2017.
One of the world's largest undersea archaeological projects ended yesterday, after a three-year expedition revealed more than 60 ancient wrecks.
A man gave a rare gift to the Library of Congress. It is a 120-year-old map that proves the earth is flat.
By using 3D laser scanning, cosmic rays ... Egyptian experts built the first multi-dimensional image of the structure inside the pyramid.
The scientist believes that if the stone is proved to be truly a map, it will be something
In 1405 during the Ming dynasty, a Chinese eunuch of the Muslim ethnic group named Zheng He made the first of seven trips from western China through the Indian Ocean.
These valuable discoveries are misjudged by researchers and gradually fall into oblivion.
Scientists are studying the DNA patterns of skeletons dating back to about 430,000 years and it is likely that we must re-examine human evolution with this discovery.
One of the oldest maps in the world produced in Amsterdam, the Netherlands is expected to be sold for £ 270,000 (about VND 8.5 billion) in April.