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Scientists Discover Three Ancient Marine Ships in The Depths of South China Sea - Vimarsana News

Scientists Discover Three Ancient Marine Ships in The Depths of South China Sea

The discovery was made possible by employing various technologies such as a mass surveillance system, modern sonar hardware, robots, and an unmanned underwater vehicle.

[WATCH] An Expedition Team Captures the Highest Quality Footage of Titanic - Detailing Shipwreck in Stunning 8K! - Vimarsana News

[WATCH] An Expedition Team Captures the Highest Quality Footage of Titanic - Detailing Shipwreck in Stunning 8K!

This is the world's first and only 8k footage of the Titanic, detailing never-before-seen details of the massive shipwreck!

US Navy Straps Cameras on Dolphins, And The Footage Is Cute and Hilarious! - Vimarsana News

US Navy Straps Cameras on Dolphins, And The Footage Is Cute and Hilarious!

The US Navy strapped cameras on the back of their dolphins, and the footage revealed interesting insights into how these sea creatures hunt in the wild!

US Navy's 'Uncrewed Robotic Minesweeper Ship' Is Now Ready For Deployment - Vimarsana News

US Navy's 'Uncrewed Robotic Minesweeper Ship' Is Now Ready For Deployment

The Navy's robotic minesweeper can operate at sea for more than 20 hours and has a maximum speed range of 87 miles (140 km)!

Coastal News Today | CA - Stanford Scientists Create 'OceanOneK' - A Humanoid Robot That Can Dive In Ocean Depths! - Vimarsana News

Coastal News Today | CA - Stanford Scientists Create 'OceanOneK' - A Humanoid Robot That Can Dive In Ocean Depths!

Stanford scientists have recently developed a robot that can explore the ocean's mysterious depths! This humanoid robot has an impressive capability of diving up to one kilometer (0.6 miles) underwater.