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Changes when people move to live in the water
In addition to seeking to breathe underwater, people will need to wear body-wear and flippers, clean ocean trash and grow many salty food crops.
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Learn the process of decomposing corpses under water
We all know that death is often defined as the cessation of the activity of a living organism, or permanently stopping all life activities of a body.
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Visiting the 'graveyard' of thousands of giant ships is in danger of disappearing forever
In 2016, Goodwin faced the risk of disappearing because Dover's board of management planned to dredge 2.5 million tons of sand to expand the port.
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The most mysterious mystery submarine cases in the world
Submarine is a very unique underwater war machine. It was designed to operate secretly underwater to carry out reconnaissance, reconnaissance missions, deploy commandos…
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People can chemistry mermaids live in underwater cities
Simon Evetts, a space specialist, thinks that scientists can control the evolution process to give people super powers, according to Long Room.
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The secret hidden behind the giant concrete block under the sea
The submerged structure has windows 36 feet wide and is designed to be a part of the marine environment.
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Bicycle models on the unique water of the ancients
Water bicycles appeared from the 1800s, some models have unique designs and are also patented.
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China has successfully performed underwater quantum teleportation for the first time
In the experiment to determine whether this was feasible, the information was transferred a distance of 3.3 meters in a brine tank.
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Characteristics to help white sharks defeat the fisherman Michael Phelps
Experts judged that Phelps lost because of heat loss when swimming in cold water and differences in swimming speed compared to sharks.
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The water bridge 'breaks every physical law' in the Netherlands
There are many wonderful things in the world that are regrettable if you have never seen them, either directly or indirectly.
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Why can babies just a few months old dive underwater?
You see in the ads and perhaps the most famous, is on Nirvana's album Nevermind album, featuring images of one or more babies just holding their babies swimming.
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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.
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These frightening clouds have just been categorized into the International Cloud Map
As if you were underwater and looked at the surface of a screaming ocean.
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Strange children have 'dolphin eyes'
Unlike ordinary people, the children of a Thai tribe can see clearly below the waves - how can they do that, and can that ability be learned?
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Shivering before strange statues in the heart of the ocean
These unique sculptures show the infinite creativity and imagination of people.