Ships
Russian Ship Near Hawaii's Waters Grabs Military Attention Amid Ukraine War
"I can tell you we are monitoring a Russian surface vessel operating in international waters in the vicinity of Hawaii," an Indo-PACOM spokesperson said.
U.S. Navy to Launch Ship Named for Late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Secretary of the Navy Carlos Del Toro said that it was an "absolute honor" to name USNS Ruth Bader Ginsburg on the last day of Women's History Month.
Footage Shows 200-Year-Old Whaler Shipwreck Discovered off Florida Coast
The NOAA video shows an anchor, ballast, bottles and a stove resting on the ocean floor.
Woman Backed for Demanding $3,500 From Boyfriend for Broken Model Ship
"He just didn't care or respect her boundary," one commenter wrote.
Small COVID Outbreak on Tonga Following Ships Bringing Aid After Earthquake
The Pacific island nation, which had mostly kept the disease at bay, was placed on lockdown Wednesday.
Cruise Industry Accuses CDC of Singling Out Sector With New Travel Advisory
The world's largest cruise trade association called the CDC's new guidance advising against cruise travel "perplexing" in a statement shared with Newsweek.
Ships Getting Stuck in the Suez Canal and the Fallout of Blockages
The Ever Given's blockage of the Suez triggered a hike in container spot freight rates, according to the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development.
Explosion Rocks Dubai Port, Container Ship Ablaze
A Twitter post from Dubai's state-run media office said the fire reportedly erupted at the Jebel Ali port.
High-Tech Navy Ship Piloted Using a Laptop and a Tablet From Ashore
The U.K.'s Royal Navy carried out the latest trial to test the potential for using an autonomous vessel to monitor shipping operations in the Solent.
Giant Crane Collapses After Ship Collides With It in Harbor Video
A stack of shipping containers tumbled to the ground and one man was injured after the collapse in Taiwan.
Everything We Know About Indonesia's Missing Submarine With 53 on Board
In response to the missing submarine, Indonesia's military chief has ordered additional ships to help in the search mission.
Submarine Goes Missing During Torpedo Drill, Sparking Search for 53 Aboard
Contact with the German-made vessel was lost at 4:30 a.m. local time Wednesday, according to Indonesian military chief Hadi Tjahjanto.
Ever Given Ship's Managers Issue Update After Suez Canal Logjam
The vessel has been seized by the Egyptian government, which is seeking compensation over the costs of freeing the ship.
Suez Canal Ship Swings Back Across Channel in High Winds
Despite the Ever Given vessel's change in position, the ship did not become grounded again.
Suez Canal Update as Stuck Ship Seen in Satellite Images
Dredgers are working to clear sand and mud from around the Ever Given, while at least 150 ships wait for the blockage to be cleared.
Suez Canal Map Shows How Stuck Container Ship Has Blocked Sea Traffic
"There is currently no indication of when the canal will be clear," according to port agent GAC.
Sea Shanties Are Making a Comeback in 2021, Thanks to TikTok
TikTokers are envisioning themselves on a virtual pirate ship, and singing both classic sea shanties and covers of pop songs fit for the ocean.
Ancient Fault System Feeding Methane to Enormous Craters on Seafloor Found
Researchers had previously found evidence of over 100 craters lining the floor of the Barents Sea.
Columbus Expected to Find Monsters in the New World
"I have not found any monstrous men in these islands, as many had thought."
Secrets of First English Voyage to America Revealed
In 1499, a merchant named William Weston headed the first English-led expedition to North America.
Activist Boat 'Violently Attacked' by Israeli Navy
The Israel Defense Forces said its troops used "proportional force" to respond to what it called "provocateurs."
Boat Carrying Wounded Palestinians Breaks Gaza Blockade
The flotilla was intercepted by Israeli ships at the limit of the blockade.
Russian Navy Launches Arctic Missile Defense Drill
Vladimir Putin has outlined the Arctic where Russia expects the U.S. and others to vie for "intimidating supremacy."
Bodies of World War II Soldiers Dumped in Mass Grave
Desecration of this kind is in violation of international law.
Why North Korean 'Ghost Ships' Are Ending Up in Japan
A total of 83 unmanned vessels were discovered on Japanese beaches this year, either found empty or with only skeletons on board.
North Korean Ghost Ships Wash Up In Japan
The dead may have been trying to flee North Korea or be fisherman who got lost.
Germany Ordering Warships Amid Russia Resurgence
The German navy will spend $2 billion on its new corvettes while it awaits delivery of four much larger frigate ships.
Russia Launches Massive Armada for Latest Baltic Drill
The Baltic Fleet has called on 70 ships from its main ports and 2,000 troops ahead of a military drill on land in nearby Belarus.
Lost WWII USS Indianapolis Wreckage Finally Uncovered
It was 18,000 feet under the water's surface.
Why Is China Setting Up a Military Base in Africa?
China says the military move is one of peacekeeping, not aggression.