NASA executive Leslie Livesay: ‘We’re getting closer to being able to answer if there is life beyond Earth’
The US space agency is finalizing the launch of a new telescope to explore planets beyond the Solar System
New research suggests oldest diving device in history may be early 17th-century Spanish invention
An investigation has concluded that a large copper piece recovered from the galleon ‘Santa Margarita’, shipwrecked in 1622, is the upper part of a submersible diving bell, predating Edmond Halley’s machine by seven decades
OceanGate suspends operations after ‘Titan’ submersible imploded on its way to the ‘Titanic’
The company, which had been the target of criticism for deficiencies in the safety of its missions, had planned two more trips to the remains of the famous shipwreck in 2024
A large shipwreck can’t compete with a mini-submarine
It is significant to see where our collective attention resides, how reality interests us based on its dramatic qualities, as though it were entertainment or fiction
When wealthy adventurers take huge risks, who should foot the bill for rescue attempts?
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The spread of cellphones and service has left many feeling that if things go wrong, help is a call away