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fromOpen Culture
1 day ago

The Fascinating Engineering of the Titanic: How the Great Ocean Liner Was Built

The Titanic, Olympic, and Britannic were engineering marvels of the early 1900s, constructed with three million rivets each and capable of holding 1.5 million gallons of ballast water.
fromwww.theguardian.com
3 months ago

The narwhals stop calling': how the noise from ships is silencing wildlife in the Arctic

A hydrophone in this shipping corridor off Baffin Island, Nunavut, captures their calls as the tusked whales navigate their autumn migration route to northern Baffin Bay. But as the Nordic Odyssey, a 225-metre ice-class bulk carrier servicing the nearby iron ore mine, approaches, its low engine rumble gives way to a wall of sound created by millions of collapsing bubbles from its propeller.
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fromSun Sentinel
4 months ago

Virgin Voyages' new Brilliant Lady brings adults-only fun to Florida

Brilliant Lady is a 110,000-gross-ton, adults-only ship offering intimate social spaces, revamped dining and entertainment, and first Virgin ship capable of a Panama Canal crossing.
fromstupidDOPE | Est. 2008
6 months ago

Celebrity Cruises Launches Innovative River Ships for Europe 2027 | stupidDOPE | Est. 2008

River cruising is entering an entirely new era with the arrival of Celebrity Cruises' groundbreaking river ships. For years, the brand has been synonymous with innovation on the oceans, but now, it is bringing that same forward-thinking design and hospitality to Europe's most iconic waterways. Beginning in 2027, travelers will be able to sail the Rhine and Danube aboard the Celebrity Compass and Celebrity Seeker-two vessels designed to transform every moment on the river into an extraordinary experience.
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fromTravel + Leisure
6 months ago

Celebrity Cruises Is Launching 2 Stunning New River Ships With Infinity Pools, Open Decks, and Cantilevered Dining Pods-Here's a Sneak Peek

"I'm really excited about the transformative nature of these vessels," Laura Hodges Bethge, the president of Celebrity Cruises, told T+L.
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