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9 paddle-wheel boats, and a Natchez that’s never lost a race

By Kade Winslow

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10 ferry systems carry Americans across water the roads cannot cross, and the biggest moved 20.1 million riders last year

By Kade Winslow

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The NTSB’s new marine casebook revisits the Titan implosion and the Key Bridge disaster

By Kade Winslow

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10 historic ships you can still walk aboard, including the oldest ship that still sails

By Kade Winslow

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10 of the biggest container ships ever built, including the giant that jammed the Suez Canal for six days

By Kade Winslow

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12 of the biggest cruise ships at sea in 2026, including 3 giants that debuted this year

By Kade Winslow

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The largest container ships now haul more than 24,000 steel boxes at once

By Kade Winslow

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A teenager was found sitting on the hull of a capsized boat in the Bering Sea

By Rowan Calder

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A diving regulator recall warns the breathing system can fail underwater

By Kade Winslow

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Robots mapping a Seattle lake found nearly 100 forgotten shipwrecks

By Rowan Calder

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A ferry lost power near Nantucket, and 79 passengers had to be taken off

By Rowan Calder

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Satellite photos caught China floating a strange, sail-less submarine

By Rowan Calder

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A Carnival cruise ship rescued nine people from a disabled boat off Florida’s coast.

By Rowan Calder

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A remotely operated arm with suction cups is bringing the Norway wreck’s cargo to the surface

By Rowan Calder

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Sound travels about four times faster through water than through air, which is why subs listen so well

By Rowan Calder

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India says a U.S. strike hit a tanker off Oman, killing three, as the Hormuz fight spreads wider

By Rowan Calder

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The largest container ships can stack more than 24,000 steel boxes at once

By Rowan Calder

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The largest container ships afloat can stack more than 24,000 boxes at once

By Rowan Calder

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If the mystery Chinese submarine runs on diesel, it would be the largest conventional sub afloat anywhere on Earth

By Rowan Calder

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Louisiana boatbuilder Metal Shark debuted Frenzy, a low-cost amphibious robotic boat that hauls payloads on its own with no crew

By Rowan Calder

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