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60 BCE
First Sea routes
The first sea routes developed around Mediterranean and into the Red Sea and Indian Ocean. (Navigation) -
1492
Christopher Columbus
Christopher Columbus sets out on his historic exploration. He was searching for a China to India passage. But instead he found North America. (Navigation) -
Sep 20, 1519
First circumnavigation
Ferdinand Magellan sailed from Spain through South America where he would sailed through the Pacific. (Navigation) -
Submarines
Submarines became widely used in WW1 after 19th century designs. This invention helps the military navigate deep into the oceans until today. (Military) -
First Scuba
Through the scuba discoveries of deep ocean sea life became normal has the the new technology allowed new opportunities. (Scientific research) -
The sinking of the Titanic
In 1912 the worlds largest ocean liner struck an iceberg causing the unsinkable ship to sink. This was breakthrough for future (navigation.) -
Fessenden Oscillator
Reginald Fessenden conducted the first exploration of sea using an electric oscillator that let him hear echos from the bottom of the ocean. Helping the future of (navigation) -
Sea floor
The 1900s brought the first time being able to see the sea floor. Prehistoric fish thought to be extinct are found to be alive. (Scientific) -
Deepest Ocean Dive
The deepest ocean dive of the time takes place causing even further innovations and labs to be created. (Scientific research) -
Sail drone
95% of the ocean is unexplored, the Sail drones will save tons of money for large exploration trips.(Scientific research)