Archeology
Ancient Diaries Reveal the Construction of the Great Pyramid of Giza
A 4,500-year-old diary of a captain who helped build the Great Pyramid of Giza details the daily activities, wages and meals of his workers.
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Oceanography
Alarming coral bleaching phenomenon detected in the Red Sea
For the first time in history, coral in the Gulf of Aqaba lost its natural color due to record high sea temperatures this past summer.
Environment
Explore gem islands in the Red Sea
The Red Sea island of Zabargad is made of peridotite, a coarse-grained igneous rock filled with beautiful blue peridot gemstones.
Oceanography
Is the Red Sea really as red as the name suggests?
Is the color of the sea really red as the name suggests for the waters in the Indian Ocean between Africa and Asia? Why does it have such a name?
Scientific works
Billion dollar desalination plant project in the Red Sea
Jordan plans to build a huge desalination plant in the Red Sea to provide drinking water in the face of severe drought.
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Visit the unique military museum located in the sea in Jordan
Instead of walking around the museum and looking at the works, visitors who want to visit this military museum will have to dive into the sea to discover historical arti…
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Strange life in Africa's most mysterious country
Eritrea is a famous small country located on the Red Sea coast and is considered the most mysterious country in Africa.
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Cold crow on the island 'ghost' in East Africa
Once a busy port, Suakin island town in Sudan has now become an abandoned land.
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How does science explain the miracles of the Bible?
The Bible says the universe was created in 6 days. Scientists say it takes about 13.8 billion years for the universe to take shape now.
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Guinness records the world's deepest diver
An Egyptian citizen recently recognized the world's deepest diver, with a depth of more than 330m under the Red Sea.
Oceanography
Discover the stunned red urchin, living the longest on Earth
Red sea urchins, invertebrate-shaped invertebrates appear 450 million years ago. This is one of the most 'living' animals on Earth.
Oceanography
Blue whales were first discovered in the Red Sea
Animals are more likely to get lost in their journey from the Indian Ocean to the cold seas in the north.
Oceanography
The culprit follows extruded sand dunes like the seabed
Diver Vital Bazarov spotted the zigzag-like sand dunes underneath while swimming in the Red Sea off Egypt in late September, according to IFL Science.
Oceanography
Chinese diving ship caught the
Giao Long diving ship caught the precious red sea cucumber rarely survey the deepest Mariana trench in the world in the Pacific Ocean.