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Buoy for boats
Through floods and storms, the people of Central Vietnam have learned many precious disaster prevention experiences, to minimize the damage. One of those experiences was…
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The floating bridge is raised by 18 boats
The 500m long Quang Te bridge is raised by 24 stone piers and 18 boats, with 24 families on foot.
Science Events
Constructing tsunami warning system
The project to build a tsunami warning system in the Indian Ocean was started off the coast of Indonesia. After eight months of design, testing and survey, two buoys war…
Science story
Boat float safety for seafarers
Mr. Nguyen Xuan An himself was not surprised when he was at the age of a
Medicine - Health
Chicken thighs: West doesn't like why we like it?
During the feeding process, the thighs and chicken wings are the two positions selected by the veterinary staff to inject a number of antibiotic prophylaxis. This is als…
Science invention
Remote control lifebuoy
On beaches, tides and rough seas can drag people swimming out to sea very fast. At that time, the lifeguards could not swim immediately to save but the launch of a rescu…
Science invention
Book bags are also life buoys
The pair is made of a lightweight material, which helps to lift the user, acting as a life buoy when falling into the water.
Science invention
New system generating electricity from tides
Underwater generators operating similar to wind turbines will likely be built and operated by 2010, before supplying electricity to the UK with the potential equivalent…
Science invention
Technical advances of the lighthouse
When the lighthouses were automated, the final problem was how to make the technical team able to access them most quickly when inspecting, maintaining periodically or w…
New technology
Intelligent buoyant firefighters can swim themselves to the location of the victim
This remote-controlled buoy can swim to the exact location of the person in distress to bring them to the shore.
New technology
Smart buoys detect sharks
AUSTRALIAN researchers have recently introduced a smart alert buoyancy device that can detect the presence of sharks in the sea and send a signal to the rescue team.
New technology
Intelligent salvage alert shark attack
In the new technology, the warning signal is sent to satellites and then transferred to the rescue team on the coast.
New technology
The new information system keeps the submarine in safe contact
During the Cold War, communication was an extremely dangerous issue for submarines because they needed to rise near the surface to be able to communicate with the comman…
New technology
High-tech rescue buoys
All ships operating on the sea must be approved annually by the registry of the rescue buoy system. Boats in our country also comply with these regulations.
