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A 47-year-old mother, her child, a cat and a turtle were rescued from a boat without a pilot captain about 800 nautical miles off the coast of Hawaii in the middle of a violent hurricane.

A relaxed sailing trip off the Italian coast turned into an emergency last Monday evening for a German senior couple.

That will be expensive! Yacht crash off Bodrum. Mega yacht "Ice" crashes into the stern of the smaller ship "A.May". The accident occurred on Monday afternoon near Bodrum, in southwest Turkey.

We asked AI to apply Bayesian theory to explore the possible reasons behind this catastrophe. What went wrong in superyacht Bayesian? Could it have been prevented?

Arksen, the innovative outdoor lifestyle brand, is gearing up for the global debut of the Arksen 8 at the Southampton International Boat Show, the UK’s largest boating event, running from September 13th to 22nd, 2024. The Arksen 8, the first in the Discovery Series, promises a premium open RIB experience tailored for adventure-seeking families.

It is believed that a downburst was the cause of the Bayesian's sinking. But what exactly is a downburst, and are there other examples of its impact in maritime history?

Written in 1987, Confessions of a Boat Lover's Wife shows that, no matter how much things change, the ups and downs of living with a boating enthusiast stay pretty much the same.

The cruise ship ‘Resilient Lady’, owned by British tycoon Richard Branson, has arrived in the harbour of Palma. The luxury ship is one of a series of four cruise ships owned by Branson's co-founded company Virgin Voyages, which is based in Florida. Two sister ships - the ‘Scarlet Lady’ and the ‘Valiant Lady’ - have already docked in Palma several times. Now also the ‘Resilient Lady’. The fourth ship in this series, the ‘Brilliant Lady’, is not yet in operation. The construction costs of all 4 ships are estimated at 2.7 billion US dollars.

Once the sailors were collecting the rainwater in barrels and casks and stored them in the ships. Now there is a new source "AIR"

Medium-sized seaquake on Monday 26 August 2024 morning near Portugal - Richter scale shows value of 5.4. What does this classification actually mean and which values can be used to categorise the event more precisely?