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American explorer Victor Vescovo dives to the bottom of the 5.5 km deep Molly trench in the Arctic Ocean by submarine.
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American explorer Victor Vescovo dives to the bottom of the 5.5 km deep Molly trench in the Arctic Ocean by submarine.
The continents of the earth have many times carved in - out. And yet another import to create the hypothetical supercontinent Pangea Proxima seems to be starting.
The vast ocean world with numerous animals makes us yearn to explore, from fierce to strange with special abilities, they gradually attract more human curiosity.
The head of NASA has made a shocking statement that a familiar and mysterious object at the edge of the Solar System is a true planet.
The giant pumice mass formed after an underwater volcanic eruption near Tonga and will drift to the coast of Australia in another 7-12 months.
Caladan Oceanic Exploration Company made the first trip to the explorer to dive to the Titanic, discovering a partial collapse of the hull and seriously degraded captain…
Tsunamis can completely destroy cities and kill tens of thousands of people. But if you surf on top of the tsunami, will you escape death?
Some geologists believe that ancient ocean temperatures were extremely hot (at least 70 degrees Celsius), while some thought it was close to today's heat (about 15 degre…
The sea water is obviously not blue. The blue of the ocean only reflects the depth, the components that make up the sea there and what is below the sea surface.
Deep ocean bottom exists some species of shark that are able to turn the blue light of the ocean into a bright green color that only sharks can see; however, the way the…
Sharks are great predators in the ocean. They attack almost every type of fish it encounters along the way. But if you are the one who falls into the area of many shar…
Australian scientists have discovered that undersea heat waves affect coral reefs more than humans have ever known.
Nestled in the deep sea, the witch of nature - the element that turns chaotic precursor molecules into the building blocks of life - still exists today.
Plastic waste is a worrying issue globally. Plastics after use are not recycled but most of them are discharged directly into rivers, canals, and then into the oceans.
This jellyfish kills up to 100 people every year, and now its sperm is scary.