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Why do most yachts are white while the cargo ships are quite colorful?
In water transport, there are separate rules when manufacturing and manufacturing ships, especially yachts.
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Why do Western sailors believe that changing the name of a ship will bring bad luck?
Faith, and sometimes even superstition, are present in every culture. But sailors all over the world are probably the people who believe in the supernatural phenomenon!
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Seamless water battleship does not rival the US Navy
The US Navy's water combat fleet is operating 16 types of ships, including 11 super carriers, 60 destroyers, 22 cruisers and many other warships.
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The deadliest ship explosion in the United States, blowing away barges and aircraft
The video shows a horrific explosion in the American city of Texas, known as the Texas City Disaster.
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What happens if we stare at the Sun?
Whether drawing stars, launching ships to planets or studying the Sun, people have been constantly looking up at the sky for thousands of years.
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The largest ship explosion in history, killing 2000 people, leveling seaports
On a winter morning on December 6, 1917, a French captain took the SS Mont Blanc ship into a canal leading to the Canadian port of Halifax.
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French athletes swim 8,850km across the Pacific
Beno Lecomte began a journey of more than 8,850km yesterday's trans-Pacific swim off Choshi City near Tokyo, Japan, according to Business Insider.
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Mysterious messages in Madagascar
In the 16th and 17th centuries, it was a frequent stopover for Dutch ships on their way to the Far East around the Cape of Hope.
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Watch the giant superyacht like stepping out of sci-fi movies
This MY Roswell super yacht is the latest work by Monaco designer George Lucian.
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Find the greatest treasure in human history
American scientists have found a Spanish ship full of jewels, worth up to $ 17 billion at the bottom of the Carribean.
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History of the formation of nuclear submarines
Nuclear submarines are the types of ships operated by the energy of nuclear reactions. It has advantages in performance compared to other types of ships that are very si…
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Catching the king's crabs was dangerous, filming the catch movie was even more dangerous!
Forbes magazine and many other newspapers have long held that Alaska king crab catching is the most dangerous occupation in America.
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Why do pirates always cover one eye?
Many people attach a photo of the blindfold to the pirate's blind eye. However, research shows that this is a tactic to adapt when moving between the deck and the cabin.
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Suddenly, he found Hitler submarine on the coast
The officers of the Naval War Museum in Jutland discovered the submarine.
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Is Noah the true ship?
You must have heard of Noah (Noah), the ship that won the cataclysm. For Catholics and those who have read the Bible, it must have known the branch of this legend.