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China develops an unmanned submarine that can fly
A team of researchers from eastern China is building and testing a submarine that can fly through the air at high speeds.
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Space science
SpaceX rockets may be able to 'ship' these buildings to Mars in the future
In the future, humans may live in a building like this on Mars.
Oceanography
The story of the crab and the seismometer on the ocean floor
A spider crab decided that the seismometer dropped by scientists would be its home, and that's when the battle begins.
History
Swedish Robot 17 short-range anti-ship missile - Hellfire 'portable' version
Robot 17 is a coastal defense missile system developed by Sweden based on the famous American AGM-114 Hellfire missile and was produced in the 80s.
Archeology
The Spanish ghost ship that disappeared 4 centuries ago 'appeared' in the US
The ruins of a ghost ship found in sea caves off the coast of Oregon - USA are identified as the legendary Spanish galleon ship, mysteriously missing 300 years ago.
Archeology
The 'amazing' condition of the wreck from 160 years ago
The US warship USS Monitor was found to be in 'astonishingly good condition', despite having sunk on the seabed off the coast of North Carolina since 1862. 'amazingly go…
Archeology
Investigate the 'conspiracy theory' about the 340-year-old ghost ship that buried the crown prince of England
After 15 years of painstaking research, the truth about a ghost ship half-buried on the seabed is gradually revealed.
Space science
1.4 billion km away, NASA's billion-dollar ship sent back a mysterious photo that surprised the scientific world
What is so special about this mysterious photo that surprised scientists?
AI - Artificial intelligence
The first supertanker with artificial intelligence to drive itself across the Atlantic Ocean
Prism Courage, a 134,000-ton commercial oil tanker, steered itself from the Gulf of Mexico to South Korea by the HiNAS 2.0 artificial intelligence system.
Oceanography
The world's first unmanned diving device to monitor CO2 in the ocean
An unmanned diving device with a built-in large sensor to measure carbon dioxide (CO2) levels in the ocean has completed its first night mission at Resurrection Bay in A…
Space science
Voyager 1 sends mysterious data from beyond the Solar System
NASA's Voyager 1 spacecraft is continuing its journey beyond our Solar System, 45 years after launch. But now, this veteran spacecraft unexpectedly sends back mysterious…
Oceanography
The largest fish on the planet is in danger of extinction because of a traffic accident
These traffic accidents have decimated the world's whale shark population by as much as half in the past 75 years.
Science story
Why is there a phenomenon of ships floating on the sea?
Many times seafarers encounter the phenomenon of giant ships floating in the air, but this is only an optical illusion.
New technology
The world's first submersible hydrofoil
Startup company iSpace2o has begun production of the hull of a high-speed hydrofoil that can dive deep underwater, called Deepseaker DS1.
Scientific application
The 9-seat submersible can go down to a depth of 200m
The Nexus submersible is equipped with a battery with an operating time of 18 hours and a large observation window that provides a wide field of view for passengers.