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Deep in the ocean, a secret race is going on. An intense race between private companies for the opportunity to access precious minerals.
The floating city of Maldives in the middle of the Indian Ocean will provide a place for tens of thousands of residents in the island nation that is threatened by sea wa…
Scientists have discovered the unbelievable mechanism that causes tsunamis 15 meters high, spread across three oceans within just 20 hours, even mysteriously crossing So…
Construction of the planetarium at an altitude of 3,650 meters above sea level began on June 12 in the Tibet Autonomous Region.
In the vast ocean, a land emerges among the blue waves, and when noticed by humans, they can become a place to park and replenish ships, planes can land...
Is the color of the sea really red as the name suggests for the waters in the Indian Ocean between Africa and Asia? Why does it have such a name?
Referring to Africa is to aim for a continent with hot temperatures all year round. A continent with many difficult and backward economic development conditions.
Prism Courage, a 134,000-ton commercial oil tanker, steered itself from the Gulf of Mexico to South Korea by the HiNAS 2.0 artificial intelligence system.
In the remote area of Triton Bay (West Papua, Indonesia), a special bond between humans and sharks has been built.
Dead Sea, Black Sea, Red Sea all carry names that make people curious.
Predicting when killer waves, dangerous waves as tall as skyscrapers, will appear is still a headache for researchers.
Why are some creatures able to survive thousands of meters deep, where there is terrible water pressure and extremely harsh habitats?
Located just off the coast of the Gulf of Finland from the Baltic Sea, Fort Alexander stands tall in the sea filled with secrets and a history spanning decades.
Locals in Dunedin, New Zealand are so familiar with sea lions that often appear on the road, many people take care of them as pets.
The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) on May 18 reported that temperatures and acidity in the oceans reached record highs last year, Reuters reported.