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The mysterious environment in the deepest part of the sea, which is also the deepest place in the world, is slowly being discovered by the scientific community.
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The truth about Chinese submarine technology
Western analysts say Beijing has made many advances in submarine technology, but the lack of control over the engine has left them behind.
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What will the ocean look like in 100 years?
By studying coral populations in response to the changing marine environment, scientists have drawn a wild picture 100 years later.
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Explaining the cause of the terrifying giant creatures under the sea
Scientists once said that what we know about the universe is more than what we know about the ocean. Because the seawater is quite dense, it is difficult for light to pa…
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15 crazy and impressive inventions are only available in China
Most of these impressive products come from ordinary people in China.
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See with your own eyes a hundred kilogram arowanas
The arowana fishing scene, also known as the marine fish statue, takes place in the reserve Mamiraua, about 600 km west of Manaus, along the Solimoes river - one of Amaz…
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10 longest marine animals
Thanks to the extended tentacles, the lion's mane is at the top of the list of marine animals with the longest body, than blue whales and sperm whales.
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11 secret weapons developed by Japan during World War II
We have heard a lot about the scientific and technological achievements, a variety of technologies and weapons manufactured by Western countries during World War II.
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What is the Coast Guard against pirates?
Personal weapons, heavy machine guns, gunboats and sound weapons are tools for the Coast Guard to deal with pirates.
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10 most expensive commercial submarines in the world
Super rich countries in the world are willing to spend hundreds of millions of dollars to own super submarines for entertainment needs.
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The marine watch associated with the expeditions of Charles Darwin
Maritime watches are the result of a Longitude Act issued by the British parliament in July 1714 under Queen Anne's reign.
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The culprit makes it difficult to find aircraft MH370
Floating garbage in the Indian Ocean circulation is making it difficult for Malaysia Airlines' efforts to track down missing MH370 aircraft, as search teams mistakenly i…
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The facts may be unknown to you about the oceans
The ocean is not only home to thousands of different kinds of marine animals that are hidden in many mysteries that make people want to explore and explore. So what do y…
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Earth has experienced two great extinctions
A meteorite plunged into Earth 65 million years ago, causing the dinosaurs to become extinct, but scientists said that there had been another major extinction when the v…