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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Submarines can dive deep into the sea or float up by pumping water or air into the internal compartments to change its weight.
Submarine attacking Lira class or Russia's Project 705 Alfa still holds the title of the world's fastest submarine at a speed of 76km / h.
We know that Ton Ngo Khong did not learn 72 extremely beneficial transformations, which helped
Western analysts say Beijing has made many advances in submarine technology, but the lack of control over the engine has left them behind.
Scientists once said that what we know about the universe is more than what we know about the ocean. Because the seawater is quite dense, it is difficult for light to pa…
Most of these impressive products come from ordinary people in China.
We have heard a lot about the scientific and technological achievements, a variety of technologies and weapons manufactured by Western countries during World War II.
Super rich countries in the world are willing to spend hundreds of millions of dollars to own super submarines for entertainment needs.
The Titanic crashed into an iceberg at 11:40 pm on April 14, 1912. The official hypothesis is that the ship went at high speed and collided with the iceberg. However, no…
Nearly 100 years after the horrifying German submarine accident, UB-65 became the leading name in the world's largest mystery series.
Archaeologists who are headache find ways to explain the origin and life of a massive stone structure discovered under the Sea of Galilee in Israel.
Reliefs with images of helicopters and submarines found in ancient temples raise the question: Did the ancient Egyptians own these devices?
Not many people believe in the prediction of the prophets. However, one cannot ignore it when it comes to 70% reality. Let's see the prophecies of Vanga through the arti…
Newsweek reported on September 12 that the bodies of 43 Cuvier bighead whales were discovered in the coast of five islands in western Scotland in just over a month.