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The Mariana Trench in the Pacific Ocean, which is considered the deepest in the sea, has a depth of 11,034m.
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The Mariana Trench in the Pacific Ocean, which is considered the deepest in the sea, has a depth of 11,034m.
US scientists discovered a mysterious glowing jellyfish in the Mariana ocean trench with a depth of 11,000m.
Interfax news agency reported on July 29, two small Russian submersibles touched the bottom of Lake Baikal, setting a world record for diving into this deepest freshwate…
Essex University in England is discussing exploration plans to build the world's deepest pool, serving the study of endurance of human bodies and flights into space.
33 m deep and designed by a Belgian architect John Beernaerts, Nemo33 has officially become the deepest swimming pool in the world.
The scientific community identified the Imperfection theorem to create the deepest revolution in awareness in the 20th century.
Perhaps in this world nobody is as weird as Bill Stone: Exploring the deepest caves of the earth to train and prepare for traveling into the universe. Stone is not an as…
The expression of the eye can be a reaction to stimulation from the environment as well as convey the deepest feelings of humans.
Sleep helps us handle memories, learn new skills and stabilize our mood. However, as we get older, good sleep becomes increasingly scarce.
American experts claim to have discovered what they believe is the deepest cause of male pattern baldness.
Twelve people have walked on the Moon, but only three people dare to venture into the Challenger Deep abyss of the Mariana Trench, the deepest point on the ocean floor.
The Japan-based marine research agency based in Kanagawa prefecture plans to study and develop the world's most proficient diving diver.
To study the ocean, scientists at the Institute of Marine Science and Technology of Korea have successfully created giant crab robot, capable of deep diving and walking…
The submarine directed director Titanic and Avatar to explore the deepest point in the world, but so cramped that his legs had to bend and his hands were hard to move.