What types of ocean animals can be found in the sea? Earth’s oceans contain about 97% of the Earth’s water, most of which is salty. There are five oceans on Earth: the Pacific, Indian, Atlantic, Arctic, and Southern Oceans. Since oceans make up a major part of Earth’s hydrosphere, they are an important part of […]
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Cape of Good Hope: History and Significance Home to ghost ships and troop of baboons, as well as one of the world’s greatest centers of terrestrial biodiversity, the Cape of Good Hope is a remarkable place. The area is known for its turbulent and dangerous waters, but it’s also incredibly beautiful and is part of
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World’s Largest Cruise Ship: Icon of Seas More than a year before Icon of the Seas launched, Royal Caribbean Cruises launched an unprecedented marketing campaign with dazzling messaging promising a ship that would be fun, exciting, and great for families. The name of the ship was on everyone’s lips. With room for 5,610 passengers at
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Steel buyers enter the era of tariffs as ships change routes and trucks stop running. On Tuesday, a cargo ship from India arrived at the busy Port of Tampa Bay carrying hundreds of tons of aluminum bound for several U.S. terminals. Suddenly, all the cargo needed to be unloaded at the station. The ship, loaded
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Dutch frigate tests first US Tomahawk missile The Royal Netherlands Navy and the Netherlands Ministry of Defense announced this week the first test-fire of a US Tomahawk missile. This is the next step in the Netherlands’ efforts to enhance the capabilities of its fleet, and the Netherlands has become the fourth country to successfully launch
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Turkish Submarine Tests Atmaca Anti-Ship Missile A Turkish Navy submarine launched an Atmaca anti-ship missile off the coast of Mersin on March 12, 2025. According to Haluk Görgün, head of the Defense Industries Presidential Office (SSB), the Turkish Navy successfully test-fired an Atmaca anti-ship missile. The test was conducted on the TCG Preveze submarine near
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Scientists Have Discovered A Yellow Brick Road On The Floor Of The Pacific Ocean. In 2022, an expedition to the mid-ocean ridge north of the Hawaiian Islands made a startling discovery: an ancient dry lake bed paved with what resembled a yellow brick road. The strange sight was discovered by the expedition ship Nautilus while
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Why Sea Foam Can Be Dangerous for Surfers (and More Than Just an Annoyance) Seafoam, that frothy, bubbly substance that washes ashore, often looks whimsical and playful. But for surfers and those who enjoy the ocean, it can pose a hidden danger. While often harmless, under certain conditions, sea foam can become a significant health
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China’s domestically-made luxury cruise ship “Adora Magic City” celebrated its 100th voyage in Shanghai on Monday. Since it was put into operation in 2024, the ship has served more than 350,000 domestic and foreign passengers. This is due to its unique cultural tourism model, which also incorporates cultural elements such as folk music, local opera
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The captain of the detained ship involved in a collision in the North Sea is Russian, the shipowner claims. The owner claims the captain of the cargo ship that collided with a U.S. tanker on Wednesday is a Russian national and remains in British police custody after the ship was found to have failed several
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