Chinese scientific research vessel the Exploration-2, or Tansuo-2, has recently completed its trial deployment of a deep-sea in-situ scientific experiment station. Various types of equipment including a submarine base station, an in-situ laboratory and a glider were involved in the test.
Based on domestic technology, the test achieved the integration of megawatt-hour-level solid-state lithium-metal batteries and its application at a water depth of over 1,000 meters for the first time. (CGTN)
Chinese researchers have spotted 11 whale species in the South China Sea during a deep-sea scientific expedition, the Chinese Academy of Sciences said Tuesday. The 21-day expedition wrapped up Tuesday in Sanya, Hainan Province, having covered over 3,000 km. It was launched to conduct research on the diversity, population levels and distribution patterns of whales in Xisha Islands and Zhongsha Islands in the South China Sea. A similar expedition to study whales was launched in 2019.
Chinese scientific research vessel Exploration-2 (also known as Tansuo-2) has completed its trial deployment of a deep-sea scientific experiment station and returned to the coastal city of Sanya in South China's Hainan Province on Tuesday, carrying the deep-sea manned submersible "Deep-Sea Warrior."
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