Marine status forecasters are widely used in India
Scientists at the Indian National Center for Ocean Information Services (INCOIS) have developed a marine status forecasting device for 48 hours and put it into widesprea…
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Scientists at the Indian National Center for Ocean Information Services (INCOIS) have developed a marine status forecasting device for 48 hours and put it into widesprea…
A US expert has researched and successfully applied the mechanism of forming corals to produce cement, according to the popular science journal Popular Science.
A company in Russia has successfully built a small submarine powered by users' pedal power.
According to Wired's website, US Navy officers have warned for years that it would be dangerous if a terrorist organization or some nefarious nation attacked marine opti…
According to representatives of some ISPs, from the experience gained after many times the AAG international fiber optic cable had trouble before, with the incident on A…
On May 26, the third AAG optical cable was broken in 2015, according to the operator's recommendation, users should only use the international Internet connection for im…
In the meeting on May 30th, chaired by Deputy Minister of Posts and Telematics Le Nam Thang, the Telecommunications Department reported to the delegation of the Governme…
The backbone of the world Internet system has a complex layout and more than twice the distance from the Earth to the moon.
BNVG II consists of a binoculars and a thermal camera mounted on bulletproof caps, allowing soldiers to improve their ability to observe in depth at night.
According to a recent report, a robot fish can open up secrets about life under the sea - where researchers cannot approach themselves.
Thunder Child is a high-speed, wave-capable boat that works well in harsh environments.
Photovoltaic cells, taxis, self-propelled marine vessels ... are groundbreaking inventions that promise to bring about many changes in people's lives.
Designed to be the world's largest seaplane, the AG600 is 37 meters long, with a wingspan of 38.8 meters and a maximum takeoff rate of 53.5 tonnes.
AAV is the latest model of the first generation amphibious amphibious vehicle that was developed for landing operations on islands during World War II.
According to experts, this option is considered in the context of the wave of science fiction and fantasy weapon systems that can reshape the whole concept of what weapo…