Named after a hamlet in northern Cornwall, the St. Eval is rumoured to have served as a tug/salvage boat during the Second World War, but documented evidence has not been found from what I've read. It

English version Inside the Museum of the Sea, I visited the exhibition of scale model ships. There, I saw several very well-crafted replicas of vessels. Perhaps one of the most striking is that of the

This terminal, which I cannot reach directly (that's why the photos are taken from behind a fence), is the space where these boats are located that usually accompany merchant ships and oil tankers, but

After a month-long voyage across the Pacific ocean, the King of the Sea arrived on Steveston harbour in Richmond, BC to anchor as the centre piece of the “Ships to Shore” festival, which celebrates the

The first autonomous war helicopter The silent war underwater has just gained a new hunter, on January 16, the autonomous helicopter Proteus, developed by Leonardo for the British Royal Navy, made its

Doing daily things, taking snowy pictures on the way. Ya like the snowscapes? As usual, all content of this posting is original and my own, copyright (C) 2026 Valerian V Kadyshev. This report was published

Incidents in space. A few months ago an accident happened in space, with two NASA astronauts who had to extend their stay at the international space station because the Boeing company's Starliner ship

Taking a short break in the ship series. Reflecting on some scenes of 2025 while waiting for the next ship to arrive.

Taking you on board one of these giants of the ocean.

Join in the excitement as one of the giants of the ocean leaves Durban Harbour.

The most advanced autonomous stealth aircraft. Souce The American company Shield AI presented in Washington the X-Bat, a Group 5 unmanned VTOL stealth jet designed to operate without a runway, launch,

This is the final part of Life Before the Giants Arrive. Next week we'll start looking at big passenger ships.

NASA resumes supersonic flights. Souce For decades, the sound of speed was also the sound of limits. When the Concorde crossed the sky at more than twice the speed of sound, windows rattled and the planet

So, come with on a Friday ship cruise :) No, I don't know what it is. We normally only see speed boats and fishing boats in the bay, but never before something like this. During summer, the bay is often

Looking not only through the camera lens of your phone, but even more so through a window, can produce interesting visual effects. This is what I show in these photos I took from the boat that would take

One of the most historic gatherings of ships and boats is the SAIL Amsterdam event on the Ij. Historically, it is celebrated every 5 years, but the last event was cancelled due to COVID, making this edition

Internet from the skies in case of emergency Souce Our current internet system is quite fragile, an earthquake, a hurricane, a fire that knocks down towers and cuts cables, any minimal event can leave

The Titanic from the Lego set, assembled from 9090 pieces, dominated everything