Mysterious underground springs have not been solved in France
In the quaint town of Tonnerre in northeastern France, there is a deep spring known as the Fosse Dionne. So far, despite trying hard to find the answer, no one has been…
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In the quaint town of Tonnerre in northeastern France, there is a deep spring known as the Fosse Dionne. So far, despite trying hard to find the answer, no one has been…
The Benthic Rover II robot is made from wear-resistant, good-pressure-resistant materials, and uses low-battery devices to operate continuously for a year.
Mysteries in the depths of the ocean always stimulate human curiosity. Here are 10 surprising mysteries about the ocean floor...
This mineral is the first example of high-pressure calcium silicate perovskite (CaSiO3) to be found on Earth.
A total of 10 tons of cables lying 200 meters below sea level have disappeared without a trace from Norwegian waters.
(Dan Tri) - Kerid crater lake in Iceland is 3000 years old and the lake water has a unique and outstanding turquoise color.
The place long thought to be a boring iron block deep inside the Earth could be a very complex world, research from the University of Hawaii (USA) asserts.
Deep-sea animals live under darkness, cold temperatures, high pressure and limited food, so many have evolved traits rarely seen in shallow water. The community includes…
Scientists have discovered the 820m-high volcano in the western Indian Ocean, off the coast of Madagascar, after a series of extremely puzzling earthquakes.
The new species, named Mesoplodon eueu, occurs throughout temperate seas in the Southern Hemisphere, according to surveys from sites off South Africa, Australia and New…
Jupiter's red monster can be more than 480 km deep and more than enough to swallow the Earth.
If confirmed, tremors at a depth of 751 km could surprise geologists who think the middle mantle is virtually earthquake-proof.
The XENONnT dark matter experiment requires a huge laboratory deep underground, tons of liquid xenon and a series of precision measurement chambers.
Dubbed the 'world's deepest dive without oxygen', Herbert Nitsch, an Austrian citizen, plunged to a depth of 253.2m in the Spetses Sea, Greece in June 2007.
The world's largest container terminal in Shanghai concentrates most of the smart technology and large-scale automation in the seaport sector.