American billionaire claims to find a Japanese ship under the sea
Billionaire Paul Gardner Allen, co-founder of Microsoft, claims to locate a Japanese battleship from World War II under the seabed of the Philippines.
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Billionaire Paul Gardner Allen, co-founder of Microsoft, claims to locate a Japanese battleship from World War II under the seabed of the Philippines.
The field of archeological and underwater archeology has made important discoveries, drawing a clearer picture of the Vietnamese naval wars when the Northern invaders po…
Junelyn Bitalac saw a black object hovering in the sky after taking her mother to work in Hastings, a suburb of Melbourne, Australia, on the morning of May 28, according…
On January 7, Chile announced the video of an unidentified flying object (UFO) that entered the naval radar while carrying out its patrol duty.
The new expedition's flight to the International Space Station was scheduled for November 24 from Baikonur space airport.
The US Naval Observatory said that the earth would reach the farthest point of the sun (aphelion) in its orbit at 4:00 GMT on July 5 (11am on Vietnamese time). At that p…
It was only at the end of the war that the United States realized that it had suffered much more damage than Japan and had lost its greatest tactics ever.
It was an incident at the storage facility at the Royal Navy RNAS Culdrose base in Cornwall (England). The base of RNAS Culdrose was attacked, however when it was discov…
The Institute of Chemistry - Military Environment, the Chemical Army has successfully built a radioactive meter equipped for naval ships for training, ready to fight.
The Pentagon is trying to turn seawater into jet fuel, according to the US Naval Laboratory (NRL) statement.
The beach is dyed bright red when hundreds of whales are massacred, cut off and made meat - images that make animal protectors extremely frustrating.
At only 9 years old, the young boy Carlos Perez Naval (Spain) made the photographer admire the award of Young Photographer of the Year Award for Wild Wildlife Internatio…
70 years after the largest naval battle in World War II, the Gulf of Truuk on the Pacific Ocean was opened for divers to admire the bodies of ships, and the remains of m…
The Crossroads campaign is a series of nuclear weapons tests conducted by the US at the Bikini Atoll in the middle of 1946. Its purpose is to study the effects of nuclea…
Researchers at the US Naval Laboratory and Clark Atlanta University have improved the technique of using cobalt (Co) bands to significantly improve the toughness of old…