How Do Cruise Ships Float?
In the simplest terms, ships float because their weight is less than the weight of the water they displace. If you've ...
North Sea tanker collision - what we know so far
One person is missing and more than 30 people have been rescued after an oil tanker and cargo vessel collided in the North ...
Oil tanker, cargo ship collide causing massive fire, smoke in North Sea
Nearly three dozen people were taken to a hospital, Reuters reported, and one remained hospitalized Monday afternoon.
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Video shows cruise ship tilt after hitting rough water
The ship can be seen tilting to one side, sending crew members in the galley scrambling. In all, 16 people were injured. Crown Princess says at no point was the safety of the ship compromised.
Jet fuel and sodium cyanide: How North Sea ship crash could have lethal consequences for wildlife
So much is still unclear about this collision between an oil tanker and a container ship in the North Sea. We know it will ...
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Floating and sinking
Floating is when something stays on top of the surface of the water, like a boat. Sinking is when something drops beneath the surface of the water and falls to the bottom, like a stone.
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Here's The Plan Behind The Incredibly Ambitious Floating City Called Freedom Ship
On board the floating ship would have its own economy, with tens of thousands of people working in shops, bars, and other businesses, and everyone on board paying a maintenance fee to support ...