Some of those good productive Americans who through hard work and superior morals definitely deserve their own yachts

So, partially as a result of that jackass pandemic canceling my kid’s usual summer plans and making his little…

The Willemsbrug, a bridge in the Dutch city of Rotterdam, was painted bright red when it was completed back in…

An annual unofficial boating party on Lake St. Claire in Michigan is still going on, despite signs the previously…

There are over 7,000 domestic shipping vessels in Japan, constantly churning a hydrocarbons and particulates into…

Carnival on Monday laid out a plan to get its boats back out to sea packed to the gills with Americans who…

I don’t spend much time thinking about boats or marine research these days, as I gave up on the marine biologist…

You can tell the Norwegian research vessel Johan Hjort is made for the Arctic because it holds a tanning bed inside.

The USNS Mercy and USNS Comfort have literally steamed their way to Los Angeles and New York, respectively. They are …

Right now, the world is producing way, way too much oil. We just have too much of the stuff. This is causing some…

The cruise ship industry, where outbreaks of covid-19 in Japan and California started, are (justifiably) hurting…

Have you ever been calmly sleeping at night, when you suddenly bolt awake, with one thought seared into your mind:…

There are issues inherent with hydrogen as a fuel for cars. It is incredibly expensive and energy intensive to…

At around mid-day on Friday, international shipping between the Mediterranean and the Black Sea ground to a halt…

Kawasaki Heavy Industries in Japan has launched the world’s first-ever liquefied hydrogen carrier ship at Kobe Works…

If you’re looking to see what happens to cars left to decay underwater, a good place to start is this flooded rock…

This morning Kyle told us about an attack walrus—which is like a SEAL but bigger—which fought and successfully took…

Lexus, in an effort to go for all four elements of nature except maybe fire (that’s Elon Musk’s realm, and probably…

In news that certainly doesn’t spell our doom, MIT’s fleet of autonomous boats can now break apart and reform into…

Ships being red below their waterline goes way back to when even the largest vessels were made of wood. You wouldn’t…