Admire the graveyard of the shipwreck in the Bermuda triangle
Bermuda or the Triangle is not only the most mysterious area in the world, it is also considered a large underwater museum with over 300 large and small wrecks.
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Bermuda or the Triangle is not only the most mysterious area in the world, it is also considered a large underwater museum with over 300 large and small wrecks.
As the most beautiful beach in Greece, Navagio is famous for its majestic limestone cliffs, fine white sand and turquoise waters.
The drawings of painter Ken Marschall recreate Titanic's interior, helping viewers better visualize the legendary ship.
When struck by the iceberg 100 years ago in April 1912, Titanic did not only drag thousands of passengers to the bottom of the ocean, but also brought stories of life on…
Black and white photographs and precious artifacts related to the Titanic disaster have just been announced and auctioned off as an opportunity for the whole world to lo…
Divers shoot video following two other people, as they cross the waters mixed with mud. Their mission is to discover a shipwreck on the seabed.
In the afternoon of June 30, Quang Ngai Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism held a preliminary report meeting the results of excavation of ancient shipwrecks in th…
Quang Ngai Provincial People's Committee has just approved an emergency excavation plan of antiquities vessels in Binh Chau sea, Binh Son district (Quang Ngai) with a co…
The number of artifacts salvaged from 10 shipwrecks, introduced by Ba Ria - Vung Tau Department of Culture and Information and Vietnam History Museum
On April 14, 1912, the legendary Titanic crashed into an iceberg, ending a four-day journey from Southamton to New York. The catastrophic accident brought 1517 lives and…
Oscar has been dubbed Unsinkable Sam after surviving two sinking ships.
The American Odyssey said it had discovered the ship, which was the world's most massive, supreme ship sank in 1744, the battleship HMS Victory.
Historically, these mesmerizing creatures have been linked to disasters, disasters in Europe, Africa and Asia, including floods, storms, shipwrecks and drowning.
The sea contains many interesting things and the latest version of Google Earth for the first time allows people to explore creatures deep in the ocean.
When the global network breakdown happened to Asia last week due to earthquakes, many technical experts