Ten years of squidpop deployments have mapped a clear pattern: consumption rates rise where shelter exists and large predators are absent.

A 6.5 magnitude earthquake struck the Pacific Costa Rican Margin in November 2017, and the resulting data is reshaping what we know about deep-sea resilience. Researchers mapped shifts in seepage and species…

A new daily global sea surface temperature record, as reported by Copernicus Climate Change Service, signals that 2024's heat has carried into the present.

Two hundred fifty years of sediment in the South China Sea and Taiwan Strait tell a clear story: climate drove the past, but humans now steer the system.

The 2023 marine heatwave left a distinct mark on Florida's patch reefs, but the damage was not uniform.

The United States' unilateral move to authorize deep-sea mining strikes at the core of international ocean governance, exposing a hard truth: a treaty cannot bind those who refuse to sign it.

Scotland's cold waters and Shanghai's tech corridors are converging on a counterintuitive fix: sinking AI data centers beneath the waves.

The Aegir range answers a clear operational need: sonar systems designed for precise, real-time underwater awareness.

A feasibility study from Chile's Subtel confirms that a fiber-optic link to Antarctica is technically possible, a step toward real-time ocean data from the most remote waters on Earth.

Vessel carbon emissions in port waters are not evenly distributed, and Qingdao Port's September 2022 AIS and meteorological data reveal where the burden falls.

Marine fuel buyers entered 2026 facing a perfect storm, with bunker prices climbing to historic highs while fuel quality simultaneously declines.

The daily global average sea surface temperature has now surpassed every record since modern tracking began, exceeding the previous high set in March 2024.

Hibernation strips away half the synaptic connections in a mouse's memory centers, only for them to regrow within days.

The Strait of Hormuz carried roughly a fifth of global oil flows before the Iran war, and now transit costs are soaring.

The death of Ilker Lazoglu, the 47-year-old head cook aboard the San Marino-flagged cargo ship Necibe, marks a grim escalation in the Black Sea conflict.

When the fishing vessel *Ricky A* pulled 27 crew members from a life raft near the Galápagos Islands, coordination became the quiet hero of the day.

A diesel spill now threatens the Zambales coastline after the tug SL Sual 1 sank while under tow from its grounding site off Botolan.

Cargo tank cleaning carries hidden risks that demand more than trial and error.

Maersk-affiliated container traffic through the Suez Canal is climbing, with navigation reports recording a considerable uptick in daily transits.

AYK is already taking orders for its modular battery system while the unit moves through class approval, a clear signal that the technology is ready for real-world deployment.

The Gulf of Aden's renewed piracy risk demands immediate attention.

Canada is putting steel behind its Arctic strategy with a new icebreaker fleet that will give NATO its largest polar capability.

The Nordica has left Kotka, Finland, bound for Canadian waters, where its deployment will reinforce the Canadian Coast Guard's Arctic operations.

The agreement targets the practical hurdles that must be cleared before nuclear-powered merchant ships can operate commercially, a step toward measurable progress in maritime technology.

India and New Zealand concluded their second Defence Strategic Dialogue in Wellington, signaling a deliberate expansion of bilateral security cooperation.

A ballistic missile strike has disrupted shipping near Yanbu, with the Houthis reporting that the tanker Amzan, operated by Bahri, was hit.

Sugar rationing during World War II did more than stretch limited supplies; it may have reshaped lifelong brain health.

Iran's new Strait of Hormuz authority moved late Sunday to impose shipping restrictions, a warning issued directly via social media.

August's ocean temperatures set a new record, and the data is unambiguous.

For nearly a quarter-century, the dugongs of Gathaagudu have held steady.

Iran's decision to impose transit fees on ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz introduces a calibrated layer of accountability to one of the world's most vital maritime corridors.

Iran's Ports and Maritime Organization now threatens fines and detentions for ships bypassing transit rules in the Strait of Hormuz, extending scrutiny to vessels linked with those already on its Non-Compliant Vessels…

The Black Sea Grain Shipments Limited's collapse, following the failed truce, leaves Ukraine's agricultural lifeline critically constrained.

The ocean has never been this warm, and this isn't a fleeting anomaly, it's a measured reality.

Accountability in maritime operations rarely falls on one person, but it often lands on one.

A week of personalized brain mapping preceded the therapy, and that investment appears to have paid off.

A five-tonne replica of a Roman galley has been salvaged from the Danube as receding waters exposed the vessel, part of a project with Germany's University of Erlangen-Nuremberg.

A heavy-lift vessel has transferred a North Sea platform for onshore recycling, a project expected to span roughly 18 months with 12 to 14 months dedicated to demolition.

Thermal treatment is a proven weapon against the fatal fungal infection devastating frog populations, but it is not a free pass.

The remains of 22-year-old Abhishek Nishad have arrived home, closing a voyage that began with promise and ended in devastating loss.

A naval drill near contested islands is a deliberate signal, and Russia just sent it.

Shipowners are rerouting Saudi crude through the safer northern Red Sea corridor, a calibrated response to persistent Houthi threats that recalibrates export flows without disrupting global supply.

Tracking shipping through the Strait of Hormuz has become a sharper exercise in reading the gaps.

U.S. Central Command reports that its forces have redirected 70 merchant vessels, boarded two, and disabled three since reimposing the blockade on Iran. These actions disrupt shipping lanes already strained by regional…

The AN/SPY-6 radar has proven its mettle, completing operational tests alongside allied warships during the Pacific Dragon 2026 exercise.

A bulk carrier carrying 72,000 tonnes of iron ore from India's Paradip Port to China has sunk in the Bay of Bengal, leaving 22 seafarers missing.

Iran's decision to permit some Iraqi oil tankers through the Strait of Hormuz follows repeated diplomatic requests from Baghdad, a measured step toward reducing friction in a waterway that carries a fifth of global oil…

Wind shapes more than wave height; it steers the very schedule of port arrivals.

Mapping American Samoa's depths means translating remote Pacific waters into calibrated, real-time data.

In 2026, mapping American Samoa's depths becomes a deliberate act of integrated science.