Pinnipeds hear with remarkable clarity in both air and water, a dual ability that evolved far earlier than previously understood.

Six kilometers beneath the Pacific, Japan has achieved what no expedition has before: continuous retrieval of rare-earth-bearing mud from the deep seabed.

The Red Sea's vital artery is narrowing.

In Yanbu, two ballistic missiles aimed at Saudi oil installations were intercepted by a U.S.-made Patriot system, a defensive success that underscores the fragile calculus of energy transit in the region. Precision like…

A supertanker bound for Yanbu turned back before reaching the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, a quiet but telling correction in a crowded maritime corridor.

The Port of Long Beach is moving beyond the diesel era, with a new agreement to test small modular reactor technology across cargo vessels and port infrastructure.

A cargo ship carrying steel from Russia's Astrakhan Port to Iran's Anzali Port has been struck by Ukrainian forces, marking a sharp escalation in a conflict that increasingly reaches beyond the Black Sea's western…

Decarbonization demands more than ambition; it demands coordinated action.

Hilo Bay has quietly claimed a significant distinction: it is the first documented blacktip shark nursery habitat in Hawai'i.

A sailor is dead in the Caspian Sea, and the blame is now a geopolitical weapon.

India is moving with measurable intent across the Indian Ocean.

Rescue efforts are underway in the South China Sea after a Vietnamese cargo ship carrying 62 people sank near Fiery Cross Reef.

Five Indian crew deaths since April have made one thing clear: the Black Sea's commercial routes now carry a security calculus that outweighs any wage premium.

A guilty plea in a Biscayne Bay collision carries the weight of accountability.

A collision near Vienna's Freudenau power plant has left 14 injured, a stark reminder that even well-charted waterways carry sudden risk.

A single tanker crossed the Strait of Hormuz on July 23, down from three the prior day, according to Kpler.

A missile strike has struck an LPG tanker near the Strait of Hormuz, according to the Forward Seamen's Union of India, as the vessel made its way toward the Persian Gulf.

Australia is injecting another $4.6 billion into the Osborne shipyard, a decisive step for the AUKUS submarine program. This is not just about steel and drydocks; it is about building a sovereign capability that will…

Nine women officers across the Indian Army, Navy, and Air Force have completed the world's first all-women tri-services global circumnavigation.

The Strait of Hormuz is not a headline; it is a holding pattern for thousands of lives.

The Healy's unplanned return to Seattle on July 13, towed by tugboats after an engineering casualty interrupted its trials, is a stark reminder that even the most capable vessels answer to the sea's unforgiving…

HD Hyundai Heavy Industries and Peru's SIMA have unveiled a next-generation submarine concept for the Peruvian Navy, a move that signals a deliberate step forward for regional maritime capability.

A sailor has died and two Filipino crew members are injured after an incident aboard an LPG tanker in the Black Sea.

Global temperature records are not static; they are refined through a process of validation and adjustment.

The deepest descent ever recorded is more than a number; it is a measurable step toward understanding our planet's most inaccessible systems.

Nine years of submarine sonar work is not a typical starting point for an oceanography degree, but it is a calibrated one.

Building a BRUV for Lake Erie means engineering for freshwater realities, not just deep-sea assumptions.

Ocean acidification is not a new chapter in Earth's history, but a recurring one.

A Fulbright research grant is a commitment to shared understanding, and for this student, it starts with a practical problem: securing a sponsor.

A single interactive experience cannot replicate the full complexity of a whale's journey, but it can build empathy.

Oxygen levels in the ocean are dropping, and this is not a distant problem.

A Master's thesis in hydrography is more than an academic requirement; it is a chance to contribute directly to how we measure and protect the marine environment.

A data-driven future in oceanography depends on more than passion; it demands proof of skill.

A degree in oceanography is not a detour from stability; it is a direct route to a field where demand for ocean intelligence is rising.

A solar-powered car carrier is set to enter global trade routes, leased to Hyundai Glovis for service connecting Asia, Southeast Asia, North America, and Europe.

Sanctions have frozen billions in Iranian assets, with estimates ranging from $24 billion to $100 billion, yet the precise figure remains deliberately imprecise.

A waterproof bundle fitted with a GPS tracker sounds like a clever recovery mechanism, yet the operation nearly failed before it could succeed.

The MV Reyhan Sari was sailing from Russia's Port of Taman to Trabzon when it came under attack on July 22, according to ship owner T and O Maritime.

In Hong Kong's turbid, hyposaline waters, octocorals are not just surviving; they are revealing how resilience functions under pressure.

Thirty nations.

China has launched its first fully electric container vessel built for export, a ship commissioned by CMA CGM and the company's first domestically built electric containership order.

The opening of the Korea-U.S. Shipbuilding Partnership Center brings with it a clear signal: Hanwha Ocean, HD Hyundai, and SHI are formalizing their transatlantic commitments through new projects. This is practical…

The disruption of Ukraine's agricultural exports cuts to the heart of its wartime economy.

Secretary Rubio's use of "disturbing" to describe China's actions near the shoal is measured, yet pointed.

Idle ships are not neutral ships.

A fire aboard a vessel in the Red Sea has followed the Houthi rebels' announcement of a naval blockade on Saudi Arabia, escalating a volatile maritime corridor.

Coastal resilience is not a single number but a dynamic process, and this study on Hangzhou Bay treats it that way.

A Fast Rescue Craft sustained irreversible damage when its cable failed during launch, dropping it nine meters into the water.

A pilot boat ran aground when poor visibility and reduced situational awareness led the Master into a navigational error.

Underwater plastic debris is small, low-contrast, and easily lost in visually cluttered environments.