Mysterious ghost ships (part 2)
Can humans find the secrets of ill-fated ghost ships? So what is the cause of the extremely mysterious deaths of sailors on board?
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Can humans find the secrets of ill-fated ghost ships? So what is the cause of the extremely mysterious deaths of sailors on board?
Referring to the ocean, the sea, people think of the vast, vast space with the image of a boat that sails over the waves or large fishes full of nets ...
Full moon is not the cause for people to go crazy, according to research by psychologists from Canada.
Somehow, the giant rocks on the empty beaches of an archipelago of Ireland are constantly shifting and this phenomenon is a mystery to geologists. Self-rolling rock phen…
Recently, archaeologists have discovered another interesting thing about Britain's holiest area. Accordingly, Stonehenge may be the place where the ancient people create…
Many people believe that the image of an object emitting electromagnetic waves recorded by Nasa's STEREO spacecraft is probably a giant stealth spacecraft anchored on th…
Is there an intellectual life on another planet? If so, what do extraterrestrials see on TV? Astronomers are planning to search 1,000 nearby stars to catch waves and fin…
British IT specialist Vic Tandy never forgot that night. He is working in a laboratory at Coventry University, England. 7 pm clock. All the associates came back but Tand…
According to ocean researcher, Mr. Tom Durrant, the above wave broke the record for the highest wave also in the Southern hemisphere in 2012 was 22.03m.
Blue light waves, synchronized breeding corals, directional positioning with stars etc. are strange phenomena that can only be witnessed after dark.
Such waves exist in the deepest part of the ocean and rarely cause trouble for the majority of the world's population.
For the most part, the type of shrimps that are knocked down live in caves and are often found in coral reefs, under the seaweed beds and oyster reefs in the temperate a…
A fish that lives on the Pacific islands always hastily fled to a higher place to avoid the waves coming.
If you dive into tropical waters near the shore, you may hear a sound like chestnut cracking when baked.