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Life under the sea is also very pressure. Lucky dendritic fish when they have 'staff' massage helps them relieve nervous stress.
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Life under the sea is also very pressure. Lucky dendritic fish when they have 'staff' massage helps them relieve nervous stress.
A group of Japanese and British scientists have discovered a strong group of 17 fish that reside at a depth of 7.7 km from the sea surface of the Japan Trench region.
Three new marine shrimp were caught at a depth of 2,300 meters on hot water slots in the mid-Atlantic mountains.
Ancient legends about superhuman horses with blood red sweats 'Baomao bloodshed' is facing a chance to be proven.
Early science fiction in the 20th century described Venus as a magical land with pleasant warm weather, lush forests and even dinosaurs.
Russian investigators believe the small hole that caused oxygen leaks on the International Space Station (ISS) in August was due to deliberate action.
Astronauts on the International Space Station (ISS) are trying to overcome a leak that is thought to be due to a small meteorite collision.
Our planet is under great pressure, it is from the people we create, not far away.
People may suffer great impacts such as loss of consciousness, radiation poisoning or burning.
Scientists in Switzerland, France and Germany, studied the number of diamonds in the Almahata Sitta meteorite debris crashed into the Nubian desert, Sudan, October 2008.
For those who do not know, the largest solar system planet is Jupiter. For ease of comparison, the diameter of Jupiter is about 22 times greater than our Earth.
Despite bringing dozens of spacecraft to explore Mars, many mysteries in this red planet have yet to be discovered.
The moment Alexey Leonov made his first space trip in 1965 became a brilliant mark in human history.
Carbon and hydrogen are compressed at extremely high pressures in Neptune and Uranus, resulting in carbon becoming hard diamonds.