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Herbert Nitsh - The world's deepest dive without an oxygen tank
Dubbed the 'world's deepest dive without oxygen', Herbert Nitsch, an Austrian citizen, plunged to a depth of 253.2m in the Spetses Sea, Greece in June 2007.
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6 legends are fictional but true
Humans really are gifted in storytelling. Not only that, our imagination goes beyond all. Legends, legends, mysterious stories also come from our beautiful little mouth…
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How serious is the 'double' torpedo duo of the Vietnamese Navy?
The torpedoes capable of carrying torpedoes of the Vietnamese Navy are all being recruited by Soviet-made torpedo models, of which 53AV is considered the most dangerous.
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Great progress: Vietnam built 'torpedo'
Vietnam is making great progress in the research of manufacturing underwater weapons, especially anti-submarine torpedoes.
Oceanography
Project of turning the US Navy torpedo shark live
The US Navy conducted secret tests on sharks to turn them into self-exploding torpedoes when swimming near the target.
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Video: Tiger fish tear the stork in a moment
The piranha tiger fish in a river in Venezuela only takes about a minute to tear the young stork of the unfortunate fall into the water.
New technology
Battery-powered submarine
Made from non-magnetic metals and using fuel cells, the latest German super-submarine almost does not produce sound or heat.