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China says 'world's first' offshore wind-powered underwater data center has entered full operation, houses 2,000 servers — 24 megawatt subsea AI facility uses ocean water for passive cooling and offshore wind for power

China has begun full operations at a 24 MW underwater AI data center off Shanghai’s coast, using offshore wind power and seawater cooling to reduce energy consumption and improve efficiency

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India, Norway signed triangular development cooperation agreement for benefit of Global South: PM Modi

India and Norway on Monday signed a triangular development cooperation agreement aimed at supporting human development in Global South countries through India’s digital public infrastructure projects. Prime Minister Modi also highlighted Norway’s participation in the Indo-Pacific Ocean Initiative and stressed stronger cooperation in marine economy, maritime security and capacity building…

The Economic Times

7 Strange Things Dogs Do Right Before a Storm Hits

Long before weather apps, satellite radar, or emergency alerts existed, humans often relied on animals to sense changes in nature. Among all domestic animals, dogs have repeatedly fascinated scientists and pet owners because of their unusual reactions before storms arrive. Across the world, countless dog owners have reported pets behaving…

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Why Hanuman Ji Is Considered the Guardian of Kaliyuga Devotees

In the vast spiritual universe of Sanatana Dharma, every yuga carries its own challenges, energies, and divine guidance. Among all four yugas described in Hindu scriptures, Kaliyuga is considered the most difficult age for humanity. It is an era marked by confusion, spiritual weakness, fear, ego, anger, greed, anxiety, broken…

Times Life

Why Hanuman Laughed in Situations That Terrified Others

Most people freeze when danger appears. Fear changes their voice, weakens their decisions, and clouds their mind. But Hanuman reacted differently. In moments where warriors trembled, demons panicked, and even armies lost hope Hanuman smiled. Sometimes, he even laughed. Not because he underestimated danger. But because he understood something deeper…

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Woman is on kayak. Then she gets approached by something in the water : ‘Just look up what happened to Kirsty Brown’ 

People tend to think of seals and sea lions as large, cuddly, and friendly ocean creatures that enjoy interacting with humans. And they often do. In a heartwarming video posted by The Dodo, for example, a sea lion forms a close bond with a dog and keeps coming back to…

The Mary Sue

Sri Lanka's move to lease strategic airport near China-controlled Hambantota port sparks Indian interest

India is keenly watching Sri Lanka's move to offer control of Mattala Rajapaksa International Airport to foreign investors. This presents a significant opportunity for Indian companies to establish a strategic presence in the Indian Ocean. The airport, near the China-controlled Hambantota port, is being offered under a build-operate-transfer model.

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In 1960, two explorers descended nearly seven miles into the Mariana Trench and entered the deepest known place on Earth

In 1960, Jacques Piccard and Don Walsh made history by descending into the Mariana Trench. Aboard the Trieste submersible, they reached Challenger Deep, Earth's deepest point. This daring voyage proved human exploration is possible in extreme ocean depths. The mission permanently changed deep-sea exploration, opening new avenues for scientific study.

The Economic Times

This underwater fault near Ecuador has baffled scientists for decades. They just cracked it

Scientists have identified natural "brakes" within the Gofar transform fault, located deep beneath the eastern Pacific Ocean. These "barrier zones," characterized by complex fault geometry and trapped seawater, repeatedly stop magnitude 6 earthquakes from growing larger. This discovery offers crucial insights into earthquake limits on transform faults globally.

The Economic Times

Quote of the Day by the "King of Rock and Roll" Elvis Presley: "To judge a man by his weakest link or deed is like… — Life lessons on human nature, mistakes, judgment and why we must give second chances

Quote of the Day by Elvis Presley: People are often judged by a single mistake, failure, or weak moment, even though human character is far more complex than one action alone. Elvis Presley’s powerful quote, “To judge a man by his weakest link or deed is like judging the power…

The Economic Times

Indian naval ship arrives in Sri Lanka for operational deployment

Indian Naval Ship Sunayna has docked in Colombo for a three-day visit. The ship is part of the Indian Ocean Ship - Security and Growth for All in the Region initiative. This deployment involves a multinational crew from 16 countries. The visit aims to foster cooperation and maritime security. The…

The Economic Times

UN event highlights India-Oman maritime ties through maiden voyage of stitched sail vessel INSV Kaundinya

A UN event celebrated the INSV Kaundinya's voyage from Porbandar to Muscat. This journey highlighted India's ancient maritime trade routes and centuries-old traditions of peaceful commerce. Speakers stressed cooperation at a time of global shipping route tensions. The voyage underscores the deep historical ties between India and Oman.

The Economic Times

'Pokémon' Fans Demand Overworld Ocean Upgrade With Wishiwashi Regional Form Ideas in 'Winds and Waves'

"Pokemon" fans debate a Wishiwashi regional form and improved overworld ocean behavior, calling for deeper underwater gameplay and AI interactions.

Player One

Radiant Logistics Q3 Earnings Call Highlights

Radiant Logistics (NYSEAMERICAN:RLGT) reported higher net income for its fiscal third quarter ended March 31, 2026, while adjusted earnings measures declined from the prior-year period, as management described a logistics market shaped by improving domestic freight pricing and unusually complex inte

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Viking Q1 Earnings Call Highlights

Viking (NYSE:VIK) reported a stronger first quarter for fiscal 2026 and announced a leadership transition, with founder Torstein Hagen moving from chief executive to executive chairman and Leah Talactac, previously president and chief financial officer, taking over as president and CEO. Hagen said

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How to get Fibrous Pulp in Subnautica 2

Take a swing at these ocean plants.

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China dominates the minerals that power AI. But one company claims there's enough supply on the ocean floor to last for hundreds of years

Potato-sized mineral balls on the ocean floor may be an answer to easing the U.S.’s reliance on Chinese minerals.

The Mary Sue

Rescuers found them clinging to a life raft after a plane went down off Florida and what the pilot did next saved everyone

Rescuers pulled 11 survivors from the Atlantic Ocean after their plane went down off Florida’s coast, and the pilot’s quick thinking in those final moments made sure everyone made it out alive. The small Beechcraft twin-propeller aircraft ditched about 80 miles east of Melbourne, Florida, leaving passengers and crew stranded…

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Bermuda Triangle mystery takes dramatic turn as scientists reveal what’s really hidden deep beneath the Atlantic Ocean

Bermuda Triangle mystery solved: Scientists have uncovered a geological secret beneath Bermuda. A massive, lighter rock layer, formed during its volcanic past, acts like a giant raft. This unusual structure explains why the island stays high above the Atlantic floor, even after its volcanoes went dormant millions of years ago.…

LiveScience

Antarctica’s sudden sea ice loss is one of the most extreme and confusing events in the modern climate record. Scientists now know why it's happening.

In 2015, after decades of relative stability, Antarctica's sea ice suddenly began to disappear. Sea ice extent reached a record low in 2023, and scientists have now figured out what happened in that period.

The Times of India

Amelia Earhart’s 90-year disappearance mystery took a haunting turn: What scientists found after years of analysis shocked researchers

The disappearance of Amelia Earhart has been among the world’s greatest unsolved aviation mysteries for nearly 90 years. In 1937, the famous pilot vanished over the Pacific Ocean while attempting to fly around the globe. Generations of researchers have tried to uncover what really happened, while some theories even suggested…

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How to unlock the Repair Tool in Subnautica 2

Become an expert at fixing random machines and tools in the ocean.

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What Was Hanuman Ji’s Hidden Ninth Siddhi Nobody Talks About?

Everyone knows that Hanuman possessed extraordinary powers. He could fly across oceans, change his size at will, carry mountains, and defeat mighty warriors. Scriptures describe him as the master of the Ashta Siddhis the eight divine powers that made him unstoppable. But very few people talk about the one power…

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The One Quality Hanuman Ji Loved Most in True Devotees

Among all the divine figures worshipped in Hindu tradition, Hanuman Ji occupies a unique and deeply emotional place in the hearts of devotees. He is not only revered as the mighty servant of Lord Rama, but also as the living embodiment of devotion, humility, courage, and unconditional surrender to God.…

The Times of India

The 7 longest mountain ranges ranked: Why the true giant is hidden underwater

Earth's longest mountain range is not on land but beneath the ocean. The Mid-Ocean Ridge System stretches an incredible 65,000 kilometers, far surpassing any terrestrial range. This vast underwater chain is formed by tectonic plate movement. While unseen, it is a dynamic geological feature shaping our planet. Famous ranges like…

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