Worst diving accident in history
A small mistake in operating equipment caused a group of divers working on a North Sea rig in 1983 to suffer an extremely painful death.
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A small mistake in operating equipment caused a group of divers working on a North Sea rig in 1983 to suffer an extremely painful death.
With a pulling capacity of up to 1.2 million tons, 472m high and a specific weight of 650,000 tons, Troll A is one of the most massive structures in human history.
Scientists have recently discovered fish that have defects, three years after the Deepwater Horizon oil spill.
Scientists in the US have discovered a new strain of bacteria that eat oil rapidly growing in the Gulf of Mexico and helping to destroy oil particles.
14 water purifiers manufactured by Ba Ria - Vung Tau University are put into rig houses, with the task of turning seawater into fresh water.
For the first time, Vietnam has built its own 90-meter jack-up rig. This is a high-tech type and most stages in the manufacturing process are owned by Vietnamese.
Last night the soldiers of the DK1 rig could not take a nap, braced themselves against Typhoon Tembin with a wave of about 15 meters high, sometimes up to 30 meters.
The whirlpool is formed by a small negligence of humans swallowing up an island of nearly 300,000 square meters, two rigs and many barges, and at the same time the islan…
A scientific team of top Japanese seismologists has set sail on the Chikyu drill ship with the task of drilling deep into the seabed to study the origin of the earthquak…
US media reported that a natural gas flare had occurred at an oil rig in the Gulf of Mexico, off the US state of Louisiana on the night of July 23.
Oil company Shell today (August 16) has confirmed 1,300 barrels of oil, equivalent to 216 tons of oil that leaked into the North Sea (England), resulting in a high risk…
It has been a year since the explosion of the Deepwater Horizon rig, causing hundreds of millions of liters of oil to flow into the sea, but the consequences it has left…
Nearly 80% of the oil in the Gulf of Mexico has not yet disappeared as reported by US officials, the scientists said.
The oil trail behind BP's rig explosion came close to the famous white sand beaches in Florida state yesterday
After the explosion of an oil rig off the US, oil is covering an area of thousands of kilometers of sea.