Oceanography
China announced rare marine specimens at a depth of 500m
More than 6,000 rare and precious specimens such as biological bones and sedimentary rocks were first announced after marine exploration and research.
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Oceanography
The sea is hot to the extinct North Atlantic whale
As the ocean warms, the supply of food is scarce, the North Atlantic whale is facing the risk of rapid decline in the number of individuals and even extinction.
Archeology
The mysterious village 'appears' in the middle of the ghost forest in the sea
A 10,000-year-old stone village was suddenly found in the fossil forest deep below the North Sea in the Atlantic Ocean.
Environment
Israel developed a new method to reduce seawater desalination costs
Israeli researchers have developed a method to treat biological odors that damage seawater desalination.
Oceanography
Sea water ... 20,000 years old still exists today
20,000 years ago, life on Earth was much cooler. That was the end of the Ice Age of 100,000 years.
Discover science
6 rules to know to save yourself and save people when swimming
Knowing these bathing rules can really help us save ourselves and our loved ones.
Discover science
Why can't sand and sea sand be used for construction?
Sea sand and desert sand are of size, shape, and unsuitable composition as construction materials with low durability and load capacity.
Archeology
The 4,500-year-old forest revealed after strong storms in Wales
The prehistoric forest buried in 4,500 years of seawater appears on the beach in Wales under the influence of high winds and low tide.
Animal world
Emperor penguins are also about to become extinct
The second largest population of emperor penguins is gradually disappearing after three consecutive years of not raising any penguins.
Technology
Scuba diving device with battery ... fish feces
In recent decades, in the field of underwater exploration, diving equipment has provided a lot of valuable information to science.
Oceanography
From the vomit of sharks, science finds them eating a kind of bait no one thinks of
Rest assured, this is not something that is harmful to sharks, but it reveals quite a few mysteries about the creature that leads the ocean food chain.
Archeology
The mystical mystery 'hunter woman' 3,900 years old
Through this woman's remains, the world of Jōmon stonemasons completely contradicts what we imagine about Japanese people today.
Environment
Science claims that there will be at least 187 million people lost their place at the end of the century
The reason everyone guessed it was: climate change again.
Oceanography
Biologists discovered mysterious sea larvae
A series of microscopic organisms that can be completely new to science are making scientists extremely excited.
Health
The doctor showed how to protect the hot sun's eyes
Ultraviolet rays are particularly higher in the sea, reaching 12 can cause burns, late eye complications such as pterygium, cataract, macular degeneration.