The US Navy piloted a self-generated energy system at sea
Recently, a self-generated wave energy generator called PowerBuoy has been able to generate self-powered power for marine equipment that has been tested by the US Navy.
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Recently, a self-generated wave energy generator called PowerBuoy has been able to generate self-powered power for marine equipment that has been tested by the US Navy.
Arctic is considered to be a place of rich natural resources. Therefore, the race to the North Pole is attracting more and more special guests.
Voice of Russia reported that the Russian military has successfully tested new deep-diving equipment named manned
Called EGO, the device used to roam the sea has just surfaced and sank. Its actual shape is like a ship overturned.
After a period of test run, Australia has launched the largest naval aircraft in history.
Made from non-magnetic metals and using fuel cells, the latest German super-submarine almost does not produce sound or heat.
For many of us, the space outside of Earth is probably the last frontier. As for marine biologists, oceans also contain many mysteries like space.
The 'Admiral' shipyard in St Petersburg began to assemble parts of the Novorossiysk diesel-electric submarine 636.6 Varshavyanka.
Experts at the Florida Institute of Technology (US) are experimenting with technology that turns the energy produced by ocean waves into electricity.
China is a world leader in textiles with nearly 60 million tonnes of fiber per year.
A Dutch company has launched its own battery-powered submarine that can dive to a depth of 1,000 meters.
Virgin Limited Edition of the UK has just launched a type
Understanding how sediments and rocks in the seafloor interact with surrounding liquids and gases is not a simple matter.
A British engineer has successfully designed the world's first winged submarine, acting as a domestic aircraft.
Considered by military experts as the least noise-generating diesel submarine in operation, the Kilo-class submarine was dubbed the invisible sea assassin.