Mapping the Ocean with Crewless Vessels As an alternative to the current large research vessels that are mapping the seas resulting in significant financial costs,
“University at Sea” Will Unite Students Worldwide Launched by Norwegian Prime Minister Erna Solberg in August 2020, and calling it the “University at Sea” the
Replica of iceberg that sank the RMS Titanic falls over at US visitor attraction. A replica of the iceberg that sank the Titanic has collapsed
San Diego Researchers Helped to Find a Long Lost Military Crash Site Research specialists from San Diego have been instrumental in identifying the remains of a U.S. military
Italian archaeologists have discovered a wreck from the second century B.C in 300 feet of water off Isola delle Femmine, near Palermo. A Roman shipwreck
Researchers Astonished at the New Found Transparent Species A sea species you don’t see every day — or ever — was discovered by marine scientists
Rising sea levels induced by climate change and a regular 18-year lunar oscillation will combine to increase the risk of coastal flooding in the 2030s,
Icebreaker crunches her way to within 1,050km of the North Pole. The icebreaker HMS Protector has made Royal Navy history by sailing further north than
The world’s largest civilian hospital ship has been handed over to Mercy Ships at a ceremony in Tianjin. The ribbon has been cut for the
Røkke-backed Rev Ocean won’t be delivered until the middle of the decade. By Marc Allen The launch of the Kjell Inge Røkke-backed research yacht, Rev
