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Science Says Sperm Whales Could Really Wreck Ships
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Watch An Animated Titanic Sink In Real Time
Entertainment 161 minutes to wonder why Rose didn't let Jack on that floating plank Animation of Titanic sinking…
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Zumwalt Destroyer Delivered To The Navy
Military It's customary to tip $600 million for a $3 billion vessel delivery Zuwalt delivered.
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Bacteria Are The Probable Cause Of Barnacles Sticking To Boats
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Iran Wants To Make Its Navy Seem More Powerful With This New Ship
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China Adds An Island Tower To Its Aircraft Carrier
Military New photos of the growing CV-17 CV-17, China's first domestically built carrier, gets its island structure installed, and right on schedule for a 2017 launch.
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Who Blows A Lighthouse's Foghorn?
Technology Short answer: It's automated Ask Us Anything: Who blows the foghorn? It's automated.
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Hundreds of icebergs are suddenly invading shipping lanes
Science Unusual ice activity There are about 481 icebergs parked in the shipping lanes of the North Atlantic right now. Why? Read on.
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Where does the poop go?: The hidden machines of cruise ships
Technology Behind the scenes of the life aquatic Cruise ships are entire cities set to sea. To function far from shore, floating burgs like these rely on often-hidden machinery. Read on.
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