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Have you ever wondered what a hamburger or bowl of noodles is cut in half?
25 extremely rare historical photos will give you a different perspective on world history and humanity.
Microsoft, Facebook and Spanish telecommunications group Telxius completed an undersea fiber optic network with speeds of up to 160 terabits per second.
It is possible that in the near future ice in the Arctic will no longer be a big problem for US military warships and submarines.
The fiber optic system connected to the Internet under the seabed has a total length of 885,000 km, enough to run 22 round the Earth.
A large squid constantly throws itself and spits out black ink to threaten in the face of submarine exploration under the ocean.
After many years working for a French submarine-closing firm, Phan Boi Tran returned to Vietnam in 2006 to research and successfully build submarines.
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The Brazilian government has begun deploying a submarine construction program, including a nuclear powered submarine.
The first new nuclear submarine since the breakup of the Soviet Union was launched yesterday, part of the Kremlin's effort to upgrade Russia's strategic nuclear force.
Europe has long wanted to stop using fossil fuels and switch to renewable energy sources such as wind or the Sun.
China is building the world's largest quantum research facility to develop quantum computers and 'revolutionary' technologies that can be applied to the military.
British scientists are seeking to bring wind power generators that are located on the ground to the sea.
Vietnamese people all over the world always bring pride to the nation with many scientific discoveries of great significance to mankind.
Karl A. Schilder created the world's first fully metal submarine, and a prototype of the destroyer - the ancestor of modern warships today.