Space lasers are not science fiction, and EON knows it.

The arrest of the ALSU's captain and 3rd Officer on negligent homicide charges marks a decisive turn in the collision's aftermath.

A validated engine design is now bound for the third hull in a ten-vessel series of Very Large Ore Carriers ordered by Shandong Shipping for charter to Vale.

COSCO has firmly rejected U.S. accusations that its vessels collected military intelligence for Beijing, calling the claims unfounded. The denial cuts through a narrative that risks conflating legitimate global commerce…

Russia's offer of three refurbished Kilo-class submarines to India arrives at a moment when fleet modernization is no longer optional.

India's Directorate has issued a direct mandate: every vessel carrying Indian crew in designated high-risk regions must be registered in the new monitoring system without delay.

Japan's Ministry of Defense has folded a hypersonic missile into its FY2027 budget request, a move that sharpens the country's maritime defense posture.

The Coast Guard has launched recovery operations after containers fell into the sea near Hamilo Point in Nasugbu, Batangas, with response teams now monitoring the ocean impact.

The ocean holds more data than we have yet learned to trust.

Jebel Ali's first-half throughput fell to 3.14 million TEU, a near 60 percent drop from 7.77 million a year earlier. That is not a small correction; it is a structural signal. Disruptions are reshaping Gulf trade…

A vessel has been seized in escalating legal conflict.

DP World's EUR 100 million investment in a new temperature-controlled logistics hub at the Port of Antwerp is a calibrated response to rising global demand for cold chain integrity.

A ConRo ship carries vehicles and containers in a single integrated voyage.

The first block of RFA Resurgent has been lowered onto the Seahorse barge in Appledore, marking the official start of construction for the Royal Navy's newest support vessel.

Detecting maritime vessels from aerial imagery remains a stubborn challenge, not for lack of capable neural networks, but because training data is scarce and uneven.

A 76-square-kilometer iceberg broke from Greenland's Petermann Glacier in August 2026, the Arctic's largest calving event in six years.

Retreating glaciers across the Arctic are redrawing coastlines, and Svalbard now hosts a growing number of coastal lagoons where none existed before.

A review of maritime object detection reveals how far deep learning has come in addressing the challenges of dynamic sea surfaces, low signal-to-noise ratios, and limited annotated datasets.

Ancient DNA has rewritten the evolutionary story of *Miracinonyx trumani*, revealing it as a close relative of the modern puma, not the cheetah.

On Sept.

Port-level disruption is rarely a local story.

Japan has selected a cruise ship to house athletes for the 2026 Asian Games, opening in Nagoya on September 19.

Manual annotation of aerial drone imagery remains one of the steepest bottlenecks in Arctic beluga monitoring, and calf detection only compounds the challenge.

When the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea received requests from small island states, it opened a rare window into how legal language shapes climate accountability.

A single gate.

On Tuesday, 40 tankers carrying roughly 18 million barrels of crude moved through the Strait of Hormuz under U.S. Navy escort, a measured show of force that underscores how vital this corridor remains to global energy…

In the Gulf of Maine, wave-powered upwelling could turn the tide for kelp aquaculture.

A tug-name mix-up is a small error with outsized consequences.

China's courts are charting a distinctive course on bills of lading, treating them as both contractual and real-right instruments where global practice leans on constructive possession.

A Ukrainian drone strike has reportedly damaged the Nefrit, a multipurpose support vessel anchored near Sochi, adding another data point to the evolving risks in the Black Sea.

The ocean's edge is where change reveals itself first, and this work meets that reality with integrated, real-time modeling.

Somalia's fisheries governance has unraveled since 1991, leaving its Exclusive Economic Zone exposed to foreign fleets operating without accountability.

The Wyrtki Jet surged to 1.2 meters per second in spring 2014, double its usual strength, and the eastern Indian Ocean took notice. This wasn't just an anomaly; satellite drifters and moorings captured a rare, detailed…

The blue-green damselfish has long been considered a single, widespread species, but new molecular work reveals that its story is more complex.

Crew fatalities at sea are not primarily a story of storms or collisions, but of health.

The MV BARYON, IMO 9151412, was struck by a drone and fire while en route from Novorossiysk to Karachi, imperiling 23 seafarers aboard.

Reliable power is the quiet backbone of global healthcare, and Wärtsilä's new multi-year service agreements with Mercy Ships ensure that truth holds steady at sea.

In dense fog, a bulk carrier collision in a busy TSS reveals a critical gap: an unmonitored vessel went unnoticed.

Two sailors from the USS Abraham Lincoln are under review after an overseas altercation outside a bar, with a citizen calling police to resolve the incident.

China's marine ecological policies, measured across 30 initiatives from 2015 to 2024, show a mean PMC index of 6.243, signaling strong performance in goal consistency and implementation efficiency. Yet, the data reveals…

Royal Caribbean Group is extending its collaboration to capture critical ocean conservation data onboard its ships, turning passenger voyages into platforms for empirical research.

Aquabots turns play into purpose.

Restoration begins with listening to the people who do the work.

Routine surveys off Southeast Florida were expected to confirm known species, yet these waters delivered observations that defy existing distribution models.

A single worm, pulled from the waters off Istria, has turned out to be a species new to science.

A deep-sea giant with a diet that remains stubbornly out of focus, the oarfish presents a unique challenge for your ceramic work.

Choosing a marine biology course without firsthand insight is a familiar puzzle.

Understanding the ocean has never been more attainable for those entering the field without a traditional background.

A bachelor's in chemistry is a strong foundation for oceanography, where the same quantitative rigor applies to seawater chemistry and climate indicators.

A pair of unusual crustaceans spotted on pier posts in Friday Harbor, WA, has prompted a fellow observer to wonder if they're looking at decorator crabs.