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Have you ever wondered how cruise ships, massive vessels that seem too heavy to float, stay afloat even in rough seas? Let's find out why cruise ships don't tip over even in rough seas?

Do Great Lakes have their own set of rules and regulations when it comes to warships navigating their waters? Let's find out!

The US Navy wants to retire its entire cruiser fleet by 2027, ever wondered why? In this story we take a look at the possible reasons why the US Navy is retiring its cruisers

Have you noticed how ships, both large and small tend to be painted a different color under the water, most often it is red. Have you ever wondered why the ship's bottom is mostly painted red?

Lake Mead is currently at less than a third of its capacity and is heading for a crisis in the next few years. As the Lake Mead crisis deepens, let’s find out what will happen if it dries up?

17 migrants were rescued by a cruise ship from a vessel near the Bahamas

The gray color of navy ships may seem unremarkable at first glance, but it serves critical purposes in naval operations. There are numerous reasons why navy ships are universally gray.

Warships are a vital component of any navy, serving as mobile platforms for the projection of naval power & the defense of national interests. Here is why warships are so expensive!

Panama canal is a very important 50 mile long artificial waterway in Panama which connects the Atlantic & Pacific ocean. Here are 10 amazing facts about the Panama canal that many people don’t know!

Can the US Navy send its iconic aircraft carriers in the black sea to maintain peace in the region? Is it possible? Who controls the Black Sea? What is Turkey's role? What is Montreux convention?