The Haiwei GD11000 can deploy cables to a maximum depth of more than 11,000 metres China has built the world's first machine ...

China has built the world’s first machine capable of laying submarine cables in the Challenger Deep, the deepest known place on Earth. Positioned at the southern end of the Mariana Trench in the ...

China has built the world’s first machine capable of laying submarine cables in the Challenger Deep, the deepest known place on Earth. Positioned at the southern end of the Mariana Trench in the ...

Two years later, the submersible made its famous descent to the very bottom of the Mariana Trench's Challenger deep, 10,916 ...

That sub has explored depths below 7,000 meters, and is still operational today. People have explored deeper depths before, notably in the Pacific Ocean, where the Challenger Deep is believed to ...

The mission on Nov 10 beamed up the world's first live video from Challenger Deep. The submersible, equipped with robotic arms to collect biological samples and sonar “eyes” that use sound ...

He made the descent alone in a prototype submarine called “Deepsea Challenger”, taking around two hours to reach the bottom. Once he reached a depth of 10,898 metres, his first words up to the ...

“C’mon,” he said. “I’ll show you.” He led the Big Man and his entourage to where DEEPSEA CHALLENGER, a sleek, 24-foot submersible, rested in its cradle. In a few days Cameron planned ...

RSS Conqueror and RSS Chieftain were retired on 25 November, marking the end of the first era of Singaporean submarines. The Republic of Singapore Navy (RSN) has retired its last two Challenger-class ...

British ship Challenger sails the globe while ... to develop new gear that can better probe the deep sea's darkness. Navy launches submersible Alvin, the first piloted craft able to roam the ...

The launch of Singapore’s final Invincible-class submarine on April 22 marked a new era in the Republic’s submarine journey. Here is a closer look at the evolution of the Republic of Singapore ...