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Submarine K-27 - Soviet
At the height of the Cold War in 1968, 144 Soviet sailors on the K-27 submarine sailed to the North Pole to collect information about the NATO base.
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Development history of smart weapons
Since being able to handle tools, humans have constantly thrown weapons at each other, at different levels of accuracy.
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Container ship with world championship: Carrying 17,603 units, still over 667 seats!
Margrethe Maersk is the darling of Maersk Line, a giant transport group specializing in large ocean voyages.
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The 5 greatest ships on the planet
If erected, the Mont oil tanker is still over 100m taller than the Keangnam building in Vietnam.
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Story of 9 people who survived the Titanic disaster
On April 10, 1912, the Titanic was owned by The White Star Line, departing from Southampton, England to New York City, USA.
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The truth is little known about the legendary Alexandria lighthouse
Lighthouse of Alexandria is one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. This famous Greek lighthouse lasted 1,500 years, built to guide ships into Alexandria safe.
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How does the school's super transport vessel operate?
The need to transport large volumes of goods by sea has prompted the birth of ships
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How does the subway system work?
The subway system is simply a lot of trams running in a tunnel.
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The ship of 33 thousand tons was split in half to extend the body
Currently, the new Silver Spirit ship's length is 210m after a successful body connection.
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Search for the most mysterious treasures of all time
In the legend there are always hidden treasures of mystery. Until today, there are still people trying to find them at all costs.
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Discover the message in the world's oldest bottle
The message contained in a bottle of gin was thrown into the sea from a German ship in 1886 and found 132 years later on the Australian beach.
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Detecting the US carrier's body from World War II
The BBC (UK) on March 6 reported that USS Lexington was found at a depth of about 3km in the Coral Sea, about 800km from the east coast of Australia.
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Where is China's carrier versus the world?
China has just launched the first self-closing aircraft carrier being completed at Dalian shipyard.
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Global Firepower ranks Air Force, Navy Vietnam
In addition to the overall rankings at position 16, where is the Vietnam Air Force and People's Navy currently on the Global Firepower rating board?
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Inside the floating air base coming to Vietnam
Carrier USS Carl Vinson carries 90 types of aircraft with crew of nearly 6,000 who are likened to a mobile air base at sea.