Ankur is a trainee marine engineer, hailing from the prestigious Marine Engineering institute of DMET/MERI. Apart from having a flair for writing, he’s also a songwriter and a vocalist.
With COVID-19 impacting all sectors of the economy, the cruise industry has been particularly brought to its knees. Now the question that arises is – Where did hundreds of these humongous cruise ships go?
Check this amazing drone video of a drug-smuggling freighter which was sunk to form an artificial reef in the waters of Florida, USA.
We were not joking when we said all of the largest, fastest, as well as shiniest altogether. That’s because Heesen Yachts’ brand new 265-foot superyacht, Cosmos has it all.Â
Check out the video of the world’s largest and most powerful engine – Wärtsilä RT-flex96C.
Check out how the world’s largest cruise ships handle all the waste generated on board and what they do with it.
Canadian Archaeologists received the surprise of a lifetime when they found an almost 90-year old “cursed” ship, long thought to have been sunk.
Learn about the unfortunate accident of “Andrea Doria”, which lead to the sinking of the vessel and loss of 46 lives.
A video was widely circulated throughout Twitter and Facebook, which showcased a cargo ship almost ‘sucking’ a jet ski underneath it after the latter tried to go near the enormous vessel.
There are two specific methods employed by shipbuilders that are used to weigh ships. Read to know more.
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