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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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.
The creative and youthful experiment of the physics teacher at high school specialized in Nguyen Binh Khiem (Quang Nam) makes the generations of students over and intoxi…
Firefighters are equipped with emergency alarms with quite large sound intensity. However, their colleagues participating in fire fighting often do not hear this alarm.…
Earth's inner core actually rotates at different speeds - a finding was published in Nature Geoscience.
Korea has a higher rate of plastic surgery than any other country in the world, one in 77 people has used cutlery for beauty.
Can humans find the secrets of ill-fated ghost ships? So what is the cause of the extremely mysterious deaths of sailors on board?
Recently, archaeologists have discovered another interesting thing about Britain's holiest area. Accordingly, Stonehenge may be the place where the ancient people create…
For the most part, the type of shrimps that are knocked down live in caves and are often found in coral reefs, under the seaweed beds and oyster reefs in the temperate a…
This shrimp is probably the only creature in the world who knows how to use it
The US Navy plans to strengthen trials of underwater navigation systems with sound waves in the next five years, despite negative warning for whales and dolphins.
A rare bomber of World War II Nazi Germany was shot down on the English Channel and nearly preserved by preserved sand.
New Zealand officials announced about 80 whales rushed to the shore of Spirits in the country, but the weather did not allow people to save them.
ESA and NASA recently announced that the tape is said to be sound emitted from the surface of the Sun.
With an engine boom of up to 200 decibels, exceeding 80 dB above the human hearing threshold, the rocket emits sound waves strong enough to shake the buildings, causing…
Extraterrestrial life is very different from what happens on Earth. Even extremely simple things like communication also need new support devices that can be implemented.