🏊♂️ Dive deep into China's latest technological marvel! The Pioneer II, a deep-sea heavy-duty mining vehicle developed by Shanghai Jiao Tong University (SJTU), has just made a splash in the deep blue sea. 🌊
In an epic underwater adventure, Pioneer II completed a series of five daring dives in the western Pacific Ocean from June 22 to 26. But here's the kicker: it reached an astonishing depth of 4,102.8 meters! 🎉 This isn't just a number—it’s a new record for China's deep-sea mining capabilities. 🚀
\"This marks a significant breakthrough in our country's deep-sea mineral resource development technology,\" said Professor Yang Jianmin, the chief scientist of Pioneer II and chair professor at SJTU. And he's not kidding! The vehicle didn't just dive; it also scooped up over 200 kilograms of various deep-sea mineral samples. 💎
Imagine this: one dive per day, every day, for five days straight. Talk about commitment! 🤿 Pioneer II's successful trials showcase China's growing prowess in exploring and harnessing the mysteries of the deep sea. 🌐
For all you adventure seekers and tech enthusiasts out there, this is a story of pushing boundaries and exploring uncharted territories. Who knows what treasures lie beneath the waves? 🌊🔍
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4,102.8 meters: China's deep-sea mining vehicle reaches record depth
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