People with Thalassophobia might want to skip this video going viral, which single-handedly left countless netizens unsettled and even down-right terrified. The clip-in-question was of a massive cargo ...

Its cargo hold could carry around 6,000 tons ... At the time, it wasn't known what the upper size limit of wooden sailing ships allowed. They just wanted the ship to carry as much coal as possible ...

Part of the festival is the Parade of Sail, where a fleet of tall ships, character vessels, sleek power cruisers, sailing craft, antique and classic wooden ... 19th-century cargo schooners ...

a wood pellet boiler will provide heating and hot water for the crew's comfort. Grain de Sail's operational experience gained through its first two cargo sailing ships provides essential and ...

Child with metal detector finds nearly 200-year-old shipwreck - Researchers suspect wreck to be a schooner called St Anthony ...

With no cargo, the ship was floating high in the ... Bruce Lynn. “Most ships were still wooden. It was a technologically advanced ship. They were kind of a famous family at the time.

A cargo ship fitted with a first of its kind sail designed to cut carbon emissions ... “These types of ships carry commodities such as wood, pellets, liquids, fossil fuels, and more.

Under the cover of darkness, hundreds of civilian sailors took their small boats into the shelling and gunfire of a warzone, ...

The Western Reserve was among the first cargo ships built entirely of steel to sail the Great Lakes ... for most of the ships at the time were built of wood, the GLSHS said.

another ship touted as the next great technological feat set sail on the Great Lakes. The Western Reserve was one of the first all-steel cargo ships to traverse the lakes. Built to break speed ...