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Guinness records the world's deepest diver
An Egyptian citizen recently recognized the world's deepest diver, with a depth of more than 330m under the Red Sea.
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10 most expensive commercial submarines in the world
Super rich countries in the world are willing to spend hundreds of millions of dollars to own super submarines for entertainment needs.
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Find the limit of endurance of the human body
Do you know the limits of your body with temperature, pressure, night, electric shock or loudness, etc.?
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Discovered a huge gold store at the bottom of the Pacific Ocean
According to Radio Voice of Russia on January 4, Russian geologists found gold ore deposits of natural origin in the deep Pacific Ocean.
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Detected 3 billion years old water
The results of the study, published recently in the journal Nature, are immediately recognized by scientists as one of the extremely important findings.
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Find the deepest seabed in the world
At the deepest point of the Pacific Ocean is called Mariana's area where life has been discovered.
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What do astronauts eat when they're on Mars for nearly 3 years?
At the end of a labyrinth-like passage leading into the depths of the building from the 1960s is a group of scientists wearing white shirts churning, mixing, counting, a…
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The most spectacular caves in the world
Over the course of formation in hundreds of millions of years, caves have always been the marvels of nature with its beauty and mystery.
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The most unique crystal cave in the world
Known as one of the most mysterious caves in the world, the Caves crystal is always a great attraction for explorers.
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The global warming makes the next ice age slow
According to in-depth research on climate change on the Arctic, people are extending the time to the next ice age.
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Sea carbon: Hypothesis is rich in iron
Oceanographers have studied the 'fate' of carbon particles derived from planktonic plankton in the southern sea.
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Why do sea turtles dive underwater?
Researchers have understood why sea turtles often feed and breed in shallow water or on land, but dive very deep in the ocean. People are watching and studying this rept…
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Why do 3-D glasses cause illusion of depth?
3-D glasses are based on a technique called stereoscopic imaging, in which 2-D images are combined to create an illusion of depth.
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The difference between the hearts of men and women
In-depth study of the human heart, scientists at the Canadian Health Research Institute have found profound differences in the leading body of both sexes.
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Why is it difficult to find the bodies of Chanchu victims?
With the Google Earth tool, we can easily see the location of the accident of Vietnamese fishermen in the recent storm Chanchu. Just type in the Google Earth search box…