Watch: 207 Years Old Whaling Ship Known To Go Down In Gulf Of Mexico
About 15 years before Moby Dick was introduced by Herman Melville, a whaling ship from Massachusetts sank near the mouth of river Mississippi.
15 Famous Shipwrecks in the World
Shipwrecks are sad affairs yet are windows to the trade and cultural exchanges and maritime traditions of the past. Explore the 15 most famous shipwrecks in the world in this article.
107 Years Later Ernest Shackleton’s Lost Ship ‘Endurance’ Finally Found
The wreckage of explorer Ernest Shackleton’s ship dubbed Endurance that had been crushed by Antarctic ice and sank about 10,000 feet to the ocean’s floor over a century ago, was found, a team that was searching for it informed on 9 March.
Swedish Maritime Administration Locates A Conserved 150-Year-Old Ship Wreck
A well-preserved ship has been discovered outside Umeå by northern Sweden’s Maritime Administration. Between Holmsund and Holmön, outside Umeå, they got a wreck in their measurements.
NYK Sends Support For Cleanup Of Oil And Cargo From Wood-Chip Carrier ‘Crimson Polaris’
In response to the grounding of Crimson Polaris that occurred off the coast of Hachinohe on August 11, 10 NYK employees were dispatched on August 18 to assist in the area clean-up.
Photos: Section Seven Of The Golden Ray Wreck Removed
Tug crews removed Section Seven of the Golden Ray wreck from the Environmental Protection Barrier (EPB) by barge on Tuesday.
Types of Marine Salvage
Marine salvage is the process of rescuing a ship after it has gone through an accident or unfortunate situation. Marine salvages are classified on the basis of the work involved in the salvage process. Find out more about different types of marine salvage inside the article
Photos: Resolve Refloats Wreck Of Cement Carrier Off Pristine Oman Beaches
Resolve Marine Group recently completed the complicated wreck removal of the bulk cement carrier MV RAYSUT II, which grounded off the pristine beaches of Al-Fazayah Beach, Salalah.
10 Amazing Sunken Ships of the World
Sunken ships of the past that lie at the ocean floors have always been a matter of great curiosity among people. We bring you 10 of the most amazing sunken ships (with pictures) that rest at the bottom of the ocean floors.
What Is Deep Water Recovery?
Deep water recovery is the process of recovering a ship wreck or its belongings from the ocean floor. Also known as ship salvage, deep water recovery is an important activity which is carried out to retrieve valuables or protect marine environment.