Space science
Under the surface of Saturn's Mimas satellite may be an ocean
A group of astronomers discovered that the Mimas satellite's orbit around Saturn struck vibrations and this suggests that underneath the Mimas rock layer may contain an…
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Discovering an alien city on Mercury?
A UFO expert believes that NASA's strange photos taken from Mercury show traces of a city on this 400-degree C planet.
Space science
Mercury shrinks faster than expected
The smallest planet and the closest to the sun are shrinking in size faster than previously calculated by experts.
Space science
Mini submarine explores Jupiter's moon
One of the first 'tourists' to Jupiter's icy satellite planet could be a small submarine about the size of only two cans of soft drinks.
Space science
Salvage Apollo airship engines on the ocean floor
The Apollo submarine's submerged rocket engine has been salvaged by the expedition team of the founder of retailer Amazone.com, Jeff Bezos.
Space science
Indonesia launches satellite tracking maritime traffic
Xinhua news agency reported that Indonesia is planning to launch Lapan A2 satellite to monitor traffic on its vast seas.
Space science
Take the submarine robot into the ocean of Jupiter
Well-known NASA researcher Steve Squyres has proposed the idea of bringing a submarine robot to explore the ice giant on the moon of Jupiter's Europa to find life.
Space science
Explore Mercury from Messenger spacecraft
After nearly three months in orbit, much information about Mercury was sent to the Earth by Messenger. In addition, the new mystery about the planet near the Sun is also…
Space science
Rare marine exploitation by robots
Japan will use robots to exploit rare earth and precious metals in the ocean floor within the next decade.
History
April 14, 1912: The Titanic crashed into the iceberg, the most horrific accident in maritime history
Titanic was wrecked by crashing into an iceberg, causing more than 1,500 people to die. This shipwreck has gone down in history as the most serious maritime accident.
Biology
More than 1 million species of insects on Earth but this is the reason they are
According to the survey, more than 1 million species of insects exist on Earth discovered so far.
Biology
Evolutionary bacteria can eat plastic to contaminate the ocean
Ocean pollution is growing to an amazingly high level, and residents living in the sea are at risk of extinction because of human waste.
Biology
Detection of bacteria that can regulate climate
A new study shows that a species of bacteria living in the ocean may be the key to regulating the Earth's climate.
Biology
Detecting worms with relatives
Researchers have suddenly discovered a creature that is a long-lost relative of mankind: the pink cave worm - marine animals that have up to 70% of the human genome.