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Australian Cave Divers Break Depth Record

An Australian team has made a record-breaking dive in what may be the world’s deepest coldwater cave. But the explorers still haven’t reached the end of this New Zealand cave, thought to lead to the mysterious source of the Pearse River.  Read More →

Mediterranean Shipwrecks Reveal Shift to Modern Shipbuilding

Three recently discovered shipwrecks in the Mediterranean Sea could give archaeologists new insights into the transition between medieval and modern shipbuilding. The remains of the three craft – all dating from between 1450 and 1600 – were found in the straits between Turkey and the Greek island of Rhodes. One ship appears to be a large English merchant ship, while the other two are smaller –... 

Undersea Cave Yields One of Oldest Skeletons in Americas

Apparently laid to rest more than 10,000 years ago in a fiery ritual, one of the oldest skeletons in the Americas has been retrieved from an undersea cave along Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula, researchers say.  Read More →

Aegean’s underwater beauties to be shown to world

Famous Japanese photographer Masakazu Akagi, who is serving as a private photographer for Japanese Prince Tohomito, has been in Turkey for 50 days to photograph underwater beauties around the Aegean town of Mu?la. His videos will be aired on Japanese national television and photos will be published in various international magazines  Read More →

3,759 Meters: Chinese Sub Dives To Record Sea Depths

CHINA has used a small, manned submarine to plant the national flag deep beneath the South China Sea.  Read More →

Shipwrecked champagne brand still a mystery

PARIS (AFP) – “For this wine, time has stood still,” said Veuve-Clicquot’s chief cellarman after tasting the two-century-old champagne found off Sweden.  Read More →

«MHS Investigator» The famous ship found after 157 years

Canadian scientists have identified, after 157 years, the famous British ship Rescue «Investigator», which was lost in the Arctic, while attempting to find traces of a previous expedition.  Read More →

World’s Deepest Underwater Volcanic Vents Found in Caribbean

This undated photo released by the National Oceanography Centre in Southampton, England, Monday April 12, 2010, shows a cloud of smoky water billowing from the top of a tower of metal ore at a volcanic vent five kilometres beneath the surface of the Caribbean. Scientists using a remote-controlled submarine have discovered the deepest known volcanic vent and say the superheated waters inside could contain... 

Indian Navy hunts for drones to operate underwater

NEW DELHI: With the Indian armed forces inducting a large number of spy drones and “killer” UAVs (unmanned aerial vehicles) since the 1999 Kargil conflict, the hunt has now been launched for drones to operate underwater as well.  Read More →

Lockheed Martin, Navy team up to deploy communications buoys for submarines

Lockheed Martin has announced that it’s completed a critical design review for a system that enables submarine communication while below periscope depth.  Read More →