TUCSON, Ariz. (KVOA) - Crews are still working to restore power after last night's monsoon storm left thousands of customers without electricity. Tucson Electric Power says a few customers are still ...
Every American automaker has its own well-regarded series of modern V8 engines. GM's got the LS (who doesn't love the LS2 and LS3?), Mopar loves its Pre-Eagle and Eagle Hemi, and Ford's own creation ...
The Exploration Company has closed a $450m Series C, half again what the Financial Times reported it was seeking in July. Most of it funds Storm, a methane engine for a reusable heavy launcher Europe ...
At the heart of the system is a tiny camera cube that weighs just under 56 grams on its own and is already rated for depths of up to 10 meters without needing an additional housing. For longer dives ...
MANILA – The Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) has assured that Philippine authorities are working to bring home 26 Filipino seafarers who were aboard bulk carrier Gingo when it was attacked while ...
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Nuclear propulsion works at sea, so why does every cargo port still turn nuclear ships away?
Nuclear ships have existed, and the physics is genuinely impressive, but merchant shipping runs on port access, insurance, and financing, not energy density. Here's why proven technology still can't ...
The Icon of the Seas is a big ship. At 1,197 feet long and weighing in at 248,663 gross tonnes, she is the largest cruise ship in the world. She has 20 decks and can hold 7,600 passengers and 2,350 ...
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GULFPORT, Miss. (WLOX) — The Ship Island Excursions ferry departed from Gulfport Harbor Thursday at 9 a.m., with a busy Labor Day weekend ahead. The Capt. Pete vessel went through some repairs after a ...
It’s one of the most iconic scenes in the Fast & Furious film franchise: Paul Walker’s thumb comes off the steering wheel and smashes a small red button, pumping nitrous oxide into the engine of his ...
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A 639-foot ship ripped in half in a 65 mph storm - then it vanished beneath Lake Michigan
The 639-foot Carl D. Bradley entered a Lake Michigan storm with winds already howling at 65 MPH. The 30-year-old freighter had previously developed fractures up to 6 feet long, while its crew had ...
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