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The lake can hold up to 2,500 shipwrecks
As one of the most navigable inland waterways in the world, Lake Erie is also known as a shipwreck graveyard in the Five Lakes region.
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Why is there water running on the right, with water on the left?
Of the 240 countries and territories of the world, there are 165 places that apply the mode of circulation on the right, only 75 places are moving on the left.
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For the first time in life people have the opportunity to see the Titanic under the ocean
Anyone can go see the legendary Titanic. There is only one problem, that is, the husband has enough money.
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Explore the most magnificent canal in the ancient world
During the peak period, Dai Van Ha canal had a total length of 2,500 km. So far, the canal still plays a big role in water transport.
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The most painful cruise ship disaster in history
The disaster of cruise ships has taken away the lives of several tens to thousands of people, causing the world to be shocked and distressed.
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Romantic autumn roads around the world
Autumn with the streets covered with yellow leaves, red maple trees shimmering in the golden sunshine, which pleases people soon from everywhere in the world.
Archeology
The ancient city suddenly
A diver discovered the ruins of an ancient city suspected to be the lost city of Rhapta, 1,600 years ago, deep in Tanzania.
Archeology
Discover ancient wells that have never run out of water
Cham Pa ancient well has just been discovered behind the historical cultural relics of Huu Quyen Temple (in Cam Huy commune, H.Cam Xuyen).
Archeology
Revealing huge waterways under Thang Long Citadel
Near the Doan Mon gate, archaeologists unearthed more relics of the Ly, Tran, Le, and Nguyen periods.
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The site of the archaeological site of Hoang Thanh
Near the Doan Mon gate, archaeologists unearthed more relics of the Ly, Tran, Le, and Nguyen periods.
Scientific works
Underground work in the desert is as long as the Earth's distance to the Moon
The total length of thousands of underground waterways in the Iranian desert is equivalent to the distance of the Earth to the Moon (384,400km).
Scientific works
The most powerful electric ferry in the world
In Norway there are 2 villages Lavik and Oppedal separated by a narrow bay that is difficult to build bridges, so people have to use ferries as a means of connection.
Science story
Suez Canal - Great dream of kings
The work changed the history of humanity's trade - it has been cherished by many Egyptian Pharaohs and the Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte.
Science invention
Air cushion ship 'made in VietNam'
Ho Chi Minh City Polytechnic University has just completed the air-cushion ship - the vessel has just operated under water and has run on shore.
Science invention
Manufacturing the first air cushion vessel in Vietnam
Air cushion operates based on self-lifting surface ships by creating pressure in the form of an air cushion.