🌊 Ready to dive deep? The Chinese mainland's brand-new deep-sea explorer ROV Haiqin just aced its first sea trial in the South China Sea! On August 23, this next-gen robotic submarine proved it can handle extreme depths and perform essential scientific tasks.
During multiple dives, Haiqin reached 4,140 meters below the surface, pushing its limits and testing all key technical features. From high-pressure resistance to precision sampling, the ROV tackled a series of experiments designed to validate its stability and reliability in one of the ocean's toughest environments.
Built entirely by researchers and engineers on the Chinese mainland, Haiqin is rated for depths up to 6,000 meters. Its success in this maiden mission marks a major step forward in deep-sea exploration technology and opens the door to new discoveries in marine science and resource monitoring.
For students, tech lovers, and aspiring oceanographers, Haiqin’s breakthrough shows how innovation and teamwork can unlock the mysteries of the deep. Stay tuned for more updates as Haiqin gears up for even deeper dives and fresh scientific adventures! 🚀🔬
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China's new 6,000-meter deep-sea explorer Haiqin completes sea trial
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