The sad story of the man who survived the Titanic tragedy: Condemned by the whole country, died in humiliation
Masabumi Hosono scorned for allegedly not following the rules
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Masabumi Hosono scorned for allegedly not following the rules
On April 10, 1912, the Titanic was owned by The White Star Line, departing from Southampton, England to New York City, USA.
The giant Titanic has entered history and fame since its sinking in 1912. Earlier the Titanic was honored throughout the world as the largest ship of its time. The event…
Suppose the plane had fallen into the sea, how could the people on the plane survive the sea?
As reported, the Korean ferry named Sewol is on its way to visit Jeju Island in distress in the waters off South Korea on the morning of April 16.
The photos and manuscripts reveal in detail the search for the Titanic's last lifeboat, along with the fate of three passengers.
The priority of saving women and children when ship sinks is mostly myth, a new study shows. According to the BBC, researchers at Uppsala University (Sweden) have relied…
ST1200CN - the cumulative lifeboat of Company 198 (Ministry of Defense) - is specially designed to facilitate the rescue on the sea, rivers, lakes and shallow waters whe…
Sitting on the canoe running into the floodplain, VietNamNet reporter could not recognize what was the house, what was the road because only white was water, sometimes s…
Black and white photographs and precious artifacts related to the Titanic disaster have just been announced and auctioned off as an opportunity for the whole world to lo…
The legendary Titanic sank into the ocean, leaving behind a legacy!
China Daily reported on July 17 that it was the first unmanned high-speed train in China and began work at Lake Tian in Anhui province after months of testing.
For millions of homeless people in the world, finding shelter is a challenge. Severe weather in some places can even be fatal for people who are not fully protected.