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System uses sound to find whales, avoid ship strikes
A spotter bangs three times on the boat's cabin roof, signaling the captain to cut the throttle — now. In the foggy gray of Cape Cod Bay, the reason for the abrupt stop soon becomes apparent: The research vessel is surrounded by rare North Atlantic right whales, their glossy black heads bobbing just above the surface as they feed on plankton slicks. (07/05) MoreYou may also like
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caller.com | 02/07/08 
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Daily Mail | 28/05/08
An experienced British scuba diver who prompted a massive search operation after drifting away from his boat ignored 'strict and specific' instructions ... More
Titanic memorabilia auction floats their boat
Windsor Star | 02/07/08
After Christie's got $119,000 for a Titanic life jacket at an auction in London last year, Gregg Dietrich was not surprised that his phone kept ringing ... More
Prince William's Navy ship pulls off £40million cocaine bust
Daily Mail | 02/07/08
Prince William has played a key role in the seizure of £40million worth of cocaine from smugglers in the Caribbean during his first week at sea with ... More
Namibia clams up over ‘delicate' treasure ship talks
The Times | 28/05/08
The Namibian government has gagged senior mining and minerals personnel, banning them from talking about a shipwreck discovered in a restricted diamond ... More
Cutty Sark back on track after fire
This is Local London, | 21/05/08
It has been one year since a fire swept through the Cutty Sark in the early hours of the morning. Our reporter looks at the future of one of London's ... More
Rebuilding the World's Fastest Ship, Step-by-Step
Popular Mechanics | 15/05/08
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Telegraph | 14/05/08
There are certain things that give away the fact you are on a British ship: the décor is bland, the bacon is not crispy and talk always turns to ... More
Was it left or right at the lighthouse?
Timesonline | 07/05/08
Latvian naval ships evacuate passengers from the Mona Lisa, above, which ran aground on a Baltic Sea sandbank.
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A ship big enough to float Central Park
The Seattle Times | 07/05/08
Central Park is moving to the ocean — sort of.
Royal Caribbean will feature an area modeled after New York's Central Park in the center of its giant ... More
Sailing with Titanic role
The Chronicle Herald | 07/05/08
TORONTO'S THEATRE RUSTICLE is excited to bring its Titanic play right to the edge of the Atlantic Ocean.
"I'm entranced right now watching the ... More
Own your share of wartime gold
BBC | 30/04/08 
The owners of a ship which sank in the lough in 1917 are to sell shares in the 20 gold bars which it is believed are still in the wreck.
The SS Laurentic ... Read
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The Register | 11/06/08
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Pinta the robot sailing boat takes on Atlantic challenge
Timesonline | 14/05/08
Sir Francis Chichester, Robin Knox-Johnston, Dame Ellen McArthur and other great names from the history of sailing could be joined this year by Pinta the ... More
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The Chronicle Herald | 07/05/08
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Sail World | 07/05/08
Vittorio left from Dakar on Tuesday, April 15 at 13:21 U.T.C. Upon his arrival to Guadeloupe, the Milanese single-handed sailor was received by his staff, ... More