China completes 174-day Antarctic expedition
Two Chinese icebreakers have returned to Shanghai one by one, ending the country's 38th Antarctic expedition.
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Two Chinese icebreakers have returned to Shanghai one by one, ending the country's 38th Antarctic expedition.
The Legend of the Lost City of Caesars, The Unseen Land of Patagonia
Overcoming the challenge of freezing temperatures, explorers located the wreck of the Endurance, the ship carrying explorer Ernest Shackleton that sank in the Antarctic…
Jeanne Baret, the botanist, was born in an era when all scientific discovery was almost exclusively male.
Inside a strange complex cave in Carlsbad Caverns National Park, the US is a turquoise lake located at a depth of more than 210 meters below the ground.
Former NASA astronaut, the first woman to walk in space, achieved new achievements when down to a depth of 11,000 m.
When explorers from the Schmidt Aquarium conducted a remote expedition near the Moore Reef off the Australian coast, they came across an unusual phenomenon, the 'underwa…
Scientists photograph Dumbo octopus swimming the largest depth ever recorded under the Indian Ocean, exceeding the previous record nearly 2,000 m.
China's new manned deep-sea submarine will explore the deepest point of the world's oceans this year.
Sif Island with a layer of brown volcanic granite and traces of creatures appear due to melting ice in Antarctica.
If scientists discovered evidence of alien life, would they recognize it?
China is expected to launch its Mars mission with the launch of its first Red Planet probe in July this year.
People living on earth aren't the only ones counting down the time to welcome the New Year 2020 at midnight. Six orbiting explorers also celebrated the arrival of the ne…
4 astronauts sent Christmas greetings to everyone through a video.
The pompano is immobile on a rock to catch its prey and has a specially modified fin that looks like an elephant's foot, allowing it to walk on the bottom of the sea.