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The plane flies through three taps of water off Russia
On-land witnesses in Sochi recorded an image of a passenger plane hovering over swirling dragon pillars in the Black Sea when preparing to land, according to the Mirror.
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The biggest giant sea monster in the Scottish sea: Reusing 7 whales at the same time
The ocean is a world that contains so many mysteries for humans. Hidden in the deep water, where the Sun could not reach there could be giant, powerful creatures.
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Decode the fairy circles in Danish waters
The circles are shaped like bright oval ovals in the Mediterranean and Baltic seabeds, which are the result of non-vegetated bare patches of land between the seagrass fi…
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Homemade submarines sunk in the sea, the designer was accused of assassinating passengers on board
The creator of the world's largest homemade submarine is being held in Copenhagen by suspicion of murdering passengers on his submarine.
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Treasure of 20 tons of gold buried with 426 people in the US sea
During his expedition, Thompson recovered thousands of gold bars, coins and valuable antiques.
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The richest pirate treasure in the world
After seeing a cannon in the sea, Clifford was so happy that he jumped into the water to see for himself.
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Listed 12 most exotic towns in the world
Here are 12 most exotic towns in the world. They will be great suggestions for you if you are preparing for an exciting tour. Invite you to consult!
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Explain the mysterious tsunami that hit Greenland
The tsunami was caused by a landslide on the mountain, so large that it created a 4.1-magnitude earthquake and spread to the surrounding areas.
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Predicting the future of the Earth in 2050 makes people shiver
Urban residents tripled, half of the world's population has no water to use, millions of starving people ... are problems that the Earth may face in the next four decade…
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How do countries in the world handle dredging dredging sea ports?
The majority of dredging projects in the US to serve the sea by ports in rivers, lakes, estuaries and coastal areas require a canal and deep parking space to accommodate…
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New explanation for boats disappearing in the Bermuda triangle
For years, scientists all over the world have issued similar explanations about cases disappearing in the Devil's Triangle.
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How did cargo ships survive the storm in the sea?
Storm is the biggest threat to vessels operating at sea. A large storm can destroy the largest and most reliable ships, including boats already anchored in the port.
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The unprecedented achievements after the search MH370
Detailed seabed maps were made during the search of MH370 recently announced by Geoscience Australia on July 19.
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Decode the longevity of the Roman dike
Scientists have discovered the secret that creates sustainability for Roman dike structures over the past thousand years.
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Floating islands - solutions for living space in the future
In the context of an increasingly narrow land area due to rising sea levels and a growing population, artificial islands will be an effective way to create more living s…