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Octopus discovered 'speckled ice' under the coral reef, how will the intense war end?
An octopus has discovered a hunter lurking under the rocks of the reef.
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Billion dollar desalination plant project in the Red Sea
Jordan plans to build a huge desalination plant in the Red Sea to provide drinking water in the face of severe drought.
Science story
The first woman to circumnavigate the world by sea
Jeanne Baret, the botanist, was born in an era when all scientific discovery was almost exclusively male.
Computer science
How Google, Facebook put thousands of miles of fiber optic cable under the sea floor?
The process of completing an undersea cable route can take up to several years, using a dedicated cable laying vessel with a pre-explored route.
Environment
How did the melting ice phenomenon have serious consequences?
Now besides facing serious pollution of the environment or the greenhouse effect ... our Earth is facing another worrying phenomenon, which is the melting of ice. at bot…
Food safety
Traveling to the sea, be careful with what kind of specialties?
Cases of food poisoning mainly focus on the heat phase, the cause of poisoning can be caused by chemicals and natural toxins of food, but above all, it is still caused b…
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Devil fingers and series of exotic shape sea specialties
Ha geese, elephant snail, spoon worms ... are attractive dishes but have a strange shape, making customers shy. Most have a particularly delicious taste and are sold at…
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Loch Ness Monster returns?
The famous Loch Ness lake in Scotland is once again stirred by rumors of the existence of a sea monster living here.
Archeology
Discover menu of Africans used more than 5,000 years before migration
Seafood was the staple food of migrants from Africa to Saudi Arabia about 5,000 years ago.
Space science
China completes the deployment of the global positioning system
On June 23, China completed the deployment of the North China Sea Navigation System (BDS) after its last satellite was launched into orbit the same morning.
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Discovered a series of underground rivers flowing along the coast
Researchers from the University of Western Australia (UWA) discovered many underground rivers flowing along the continental shelf of the country.
Archeology
Found the world's largest reptile egg fossil
Geologists at the University of Texas found that the 28-centimeter egg belonged to a 7-meter-long sea monster that lived 66 million years ago in Antarctica.
Life
People on high mountains are unlikely to get Covid-19 virus
Scientists found that people living at high altitudes were less susceptible to heavy Covid-19, because their bodies adapted to the low oxygen content in the blood.
Environment
Huge dust blocks fly over 3,200km at sea
Large amounts of dust from the African desert are carried by the wind across the Atlantic Ocean, contributing to the creation of beaches and fertile soil.
Oceanography
Surprised how corals protect themselves from rising sea temperatures
Some corals are creating a 'sunscreen' to protect themselves from rising sea temperatures, a study by scientists at the University of Southampton (UK) said.