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For the first time in life people have the opportunity to see the Titanic under the ocean
Anyone can go see the legendary Titanic. There is only one problem, that is, the husband has enough money.
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China revived the 12,000km Silk Road to England
China put into operation a 12,000km-long railway connecting the territory with the UK on the legendary Silk Road.
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Jahre Viking - The world's largest tanker
Although no longer used after more than 30 activities with many ups and downs, the Jahre Viking is still maintaining the title of the world's most ship!
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7 battleships once famous in the world chart
Here are 7 famous battleships in world military history.
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Thousands of degrees of fire could be the culprit for sinking the Titanic
A large fire at the coal mine may have damaged the Titanic's steel cover before leaving, making it easy to be crushed by the iceberg.
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The 15m wreck intact after 150 years of the lake bottom of America
The body of a 144-year-old sail ship was found by two divers on the bottom of Lake Ontario in New York, USA.
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Floating ships produce liquefied gas longer than the Eiffel Tower
PFLNG SATU is the giant floating ship that produces the world's first liquefied natural gas with a length greater than the height of the Eiffel Tower.
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Three World War II battleships mysteriously disappeared under the Indonesian sea floor
Authorities feared that three sunken ships off Indonesia more than 70 years ago could be stolen for scrap metal.
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Surprised images of ancient people imagining about 2000
The people of the 19th century let their imagination as well as their dreams fly away with pictures of future advances as below.
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Sound waves reveal the submarine suspected to be sunk by a sea monster
Engineers using sound wave technology found the location of the German submarine during World War I is believed to be attacked and sunk by sea monsters.
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The story after the price
The legendary Titanic's cabinet key will be sold at the end of the month, expected to cost more than VND1.3 billion.
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The undersea pyramid The Bermuda triangle is the cause of missing aircraft?
The conspiracy theorists argued that the crystal pyramid structure may have created a mysterious power related to the disappearance of aircraft and ships.
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Found a ghost train containing treasures 70 years ago
The two unnamed men claimed that they had found the legendary ship containing a missing Nazi treasure about 70 years ago in the mountains of southwestern Poland.
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The three-ton ship by lego set a world record
The ship was the largest lego in the world 13 meters long and weighed three tons, arranged from more than a million pieces.
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Why are you walking so healthy, riding a car, drunk like a poison?
When we sit in a car or train or ship, you don't really move physically. Muscles say