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Human-occupied Vehicle and Research Vessel

Human-occupied Vehicle and Research Vessel

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HOV and research vessel conduct conventional scientific research and provide services for instrument and equipment sea trials, deep-sea search and salvage operations, deep-sea archaeological investigations, marine geological disaster investigations, deepwater oil and gas engineering projects, and special mission operations.

  • Oct 15, 2024
    Researchers Advance Ideas on Abiotic Organic Synthesis
    Recently, a Chinese research team reported the discovery of abiotic organic compounds in the oceanic crust of the Southwest Indian Ridge and proposed a molecular mechanism for organic condensation.
    Researchers Advance Ideas on Abiotic Organic Synthesis
  • Dec 08, 2022
    Chinese Scientists Establish First Deep-sea In-situ Spectroscopy Lab in South China Sea
    Chinese scientists have successfully developed the first lander-based multi-channel Raman spectroscopy system, which can be mounted on the lander to form a deep-sea, in-situ spectroscopy lab in the South China Sea.
    Chinese Scientists Establish First Deep-sea In-situ Spectroscopy Lab in South China Sea
  • Nov 29, 2022
    Chinese, New Zealand Scientists Reach Deepest Point in Kermadec Trench
    New Zealand Marine biologist Dr. Kareen Schnabel from the National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research (NIWA) on Sunday used "incredible" many times to describe her unique experience with her Chinese counterparts and Human Occupied Vehicle (HOV) Fendouzhe after their expedition to one of the deepest regions in the ocean.
    Chinese, New Zealand Scientists Reach Deepest Point in Kermadec Trench
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