The lake area under the ocean carries deadly toxins
The water in the lake in the Gulf of Mexico is 5 times more salty than the surrounding water, containing a lot of metal and hydrogen sulphide which can be fatal when swi…
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The water in the lake in the Gulf of Mexico is 5 times more salty than the surrounding water, containing a lot of metal and hydrogen sulphide which can be fatal when swi…
Scientists are conducting research on undersea wrecks for more information about major storms in history.
American and European researchers claim to have discovered thousands of new mountains emerging on our planet. All of them are at least 1.5 km high.
This stunning visual illusion has become a famous scenic spot that attracts tourists to the island of Mauritius.
US scientists have mapped a large submarine cliff in the southern Gulf of Mexico, which is thought to contain clues to the extinction dinosaur collision millions of year…
Iranian media reported on September 30, a large amount of molybdenum sediment with an estimated reserve of 21.7 million tons.
Tamu Massif is considered to be the largest volcano in the world, surprisingly it is located deep in the Pacific Ocean.
Greenhouse gas seems to be changing the food chain at sea: CO2 in the atmosphere has a big impact on small bacteria.
During the April 26 cabinet meeting, the Government of Japan adopted a five-year basic plan of marine policy to promote the development of submarine resources and enhanc…
On March 12, Japan's Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry said the country extracted natural gas from a new energy source called methane hydrate (also known as ice bu…
On February 15, Japan National Petroleum and Petroleum Group (JOGMEC) began drilling for the trial operation of Methane Hydrate in Pacific waters off Aichi Prefecture, C…
Here are 7 most spectacular sea caves in the world, there are caves visitors will have to wear dedicated diving suits, but there are also caves that only have tough legs…
Greek authorities said a April 6.2-magnitude undersea earthquake rocked the southeastern Aegean Sea.
The Italian government has signed a special decree on the establishment of an international scientific committee to study and monitor marine volcanoes in the country.
Europe's largest undersea volcano can wake up anytime and create a tsunami on the southern coast of Italy.