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How the submarine dives and floats to the surface
Submarines can dive deep into the sea or float up by pumping water or air into the internal compartments to change its weight.
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How did a piece of tape damage 70 passengers on the plane?
This is a disaster leading to a very pitiful accident on Aeroperú Boeing 757-23A aircraft.
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The secret escapes when boats sink in the sea
As reported, the Korean ferry named Sewol is on its way to visit Jeju Island in distress in the waters off South Korea on the morning of April 16.
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The most painful cruise ship disaster in history
The disaster of cruise ships has taken away the lives of several tens to thousands of people, causing the world to be shocked and distressed.
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10 most impressive new discoveries in 2016
Giant tortoises in Galapagos, Australia's ruby sea arowanas or carnivorous plants in Brazil are listed among the 10 most prominent and impressive new species of 2016.
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Everest altitude measurement technique
Mountain altitude measurement is based on geometric formulas and surveying techniques that have not changed for centuries.
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Egyptian aircraft may fall because of explosions in the compartment
The initial analysis of the victims' bodies of the EgyptAir plane crash indicates that there is a possibility that an explosion in the cavity is causing the plane to fal…
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Discovering the mysterious phenomenon 'The sea is split in half' on each ocean
Every ocean in the world has a number of areas where the sea surface has been divided into two different water colors.
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Egypt confirmed the body found in the Mediterranean
The Egyptian Civil Aviation Ministry today confirmed the country's military found the body believed to be of people on planes falling into the Mediterranean, on the way…
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The cockpit of MH370 may have been ripped apart
With the two fragments supposedly almost certainly belonging to the MH370, experts judged at least part of the cockpit not to fall to the sea floor immediately.
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Be quiet, if you hear uu in your ears, this is why
There are many people who think that when they come to a location
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The terrible bid for people if they go beyond the limits of the sea
People still have certain physical limitations that cannot be overcome. One of those limitations is the pressure of water. These limitations make it difficult to explore…
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Strange children have 'dolphin eyes'
Unlike ordinary people, the children of a Thai tribe can see clearly below the waves - how can they do that, and can that ability be learned?