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China's unmanned submersible to detect cold seep in South China Sea

Xinhua Updated : 2017-07-25 Large Medium Small Print

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The unmanned submersible "Faxian" is elevated from the sea aboard Chinese research vessel "Kexue" during an operation to detect a cold seep in the South China Sea, July 24, 2017. [Photo by Zhang Xudong/Xinhua]

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Scientists work as they prepare for the dive of the unmanned submersible "Faxian" from the Chinese research vessel "Kexue" during an operation to detect a cold seep in the South China Sea, July 24, 2017. [Photo by Zhang Xudong/Xinhua]

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The unmanned submersible "Faxian" is elevated from the sea aboard Chinese research vessel "Kexue" during an operation to detect a cold seep in the South China Sea, July 24, 2017. [Photo by Zhang Xudong/Xinhua]

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The unmanned submersible "Faxian" leaves Chinese research vessel "Kexue" to dive in the sea during an operation to detect a cold seep in the South China Sea, July 24, 2017. [Photo by Zhang Xudong/Xinhua]


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