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This Ship Uses 2 Sails & Wind-Assisted Propulsion Tech To Cross The Ocean - Here's How It Works
Wind-Assisted Propulsion is where old meets new, using power drawn from the wind to help move the ship on its journey, saving fuel along the way.
The companies will design and co-develop the systems and analyse whether the technologies are commercially viable.
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China unveils thorium-powered nuclear cargo ship that can carry 14,000 containers
China reveals the specs for its 14,000-container nuclear cargo ship, powered by an ultra-efficient 200MW thorium molten salt ...
The shipowner is expanding its upgrade programme with Berg Propulsion after verified fuel savings on an earlier project.
ABB has secured a contract with Helsinki Shipyard to supply a complete electric power and propulsion solution for the Polar ...
The USS Gerald R. Ford is a $13 billion aircraft carrier sailing to the Caribbean with nuclear propulsion, an electromagnetic ...
Technology firm ABB will supply its Azipod electric propulsion system for the new polar max icebreaker being built for the Canadian Coast Guard by Helsinki Shipyard in Finland and Davie Shipbuilding ...
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Do You Know What’s Happening Inside Your Cruise Ship? The Wild Experiments Taking Place Below Deck
A bed of microscopic air bubbles to reduce drag, robots sorting through waste—a new generation of cruise ships is bringing ...
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The Bold Plan To Turn Entire Asteroids Into Interstellar Ships
The concept of converting asteroids into spacecraft involves using the asteroid's vast native mass as the primary material ...
China’s newest aircraft carrier, the Fujian, has officially entered service, making it the third in the country’s fleet.
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US Navy's $40 Billion Ship of Shame. They Were Scrapped Early, But Their Secret New Mission is Not What You Think
The Littoral Combat Ships (LCS) have earned the title of one of the greatest procurement disasters in US military history, ...
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The Royal Navy Just Got a New Minehunting Command Ship
The new HMS Stirling Castle is not a purpose-built minesweeper, but a civilian vessel bought by the Royal Navy and converted into a mothership for naval minehunting drones.
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