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Knowing these bathing rules can really help us save ourselves and our loved ones.
Offshore currents or offshore currents are a common phenomenon in beaches. This is the main cause of fatal accidents for tourists when going to the beach.
Many countries around the world are increasingly finding more creative ways to develop wind power, including the construction of artificial islands.
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The body of a German bomber, once shot down more than 70 years ago, was discovered on the seabed off Croatia.
Scientists believe that they have discovered the existence of these
The pillars of water exploded mysteriously in the middle of the Tyrrhenian Sea, surprising the scientists, but they said that a solution was now found.
Space-based artificial objects are approaching the Earth and crashing into Sri Lanka on November 13 according to scientists' calculations.
The jellyfish was found to be about 1 meter in size, one of the first offshore creatures to drift off the English coast this summer.
Christopher Johnston, an offshore fisherman in the Indian Ocean, discovered a double-headed blue shark after slaughtering a pregnant shark on a boat off Australia.
Scientists believe that the 48-foot long ghost ship may have been buried under offshore sand for many years, then emerged on the beach due to storms.
Scientists around the world are very confused by a mysterious seismic wave that appears in many parts of the world.
According to Interfax news agency, Russia's Zenit missile carrying an American telecommunications satellite fell into the Pacific Ocean shortly after it was launched fro…
After two years of implementing the model of supporting fishermen to modernize the first offshore fishing facilities, the whole province has so far had more than 80 fish…
On August 23, Vattenfall (Sweden) officially launched the world's largest offshore wind power plant in the coastal province of Kent, south of England.