Things are getting more and more interesting. I'm talking about NATO ships i the black sea. There are 9 of them carrying more then 100 tomahawk and Harpoon. As many know Tomahawk missiles are capable of carrying nuclear changes. The fleet is delivering humanitarian aid to Georgia. However I doubt that Russia is thrilled having NATO ships armed with nuclear missiles near its borders. I don't understand why warships deliver humanitarian aid in the first place. We all better hope that no side decides to do something stupid including Georgia.If you beleve the news, Geogian army is already gathering

Photos of Tiputa the main pass used by big ships to enter Rangiroa lagoon, the second largest atoll in the world. You can see the cable that ties the kite to the ship in some photos.

Danish Emma Maersk is one big container ship. It can carry 15,000 containers its weigh capacity is 123,200 tons. It's powered by a massive 14 cylinder diesel engine which weighs 2,300 tons. the Lenght on Emma is nearly 400 meters. I've been on a tanked once it was about 150 metes and I thought it was massive.

Artemis, Dutch vessel ran aground last night on the beach of les Sables d'Olonne in southern French Britanny.It was going to the port but the strong winds pushed it off course. Now tourists have a new attraction to see. via Dailylife.com

So many out of order ship just rusting away in Kamchatka. via Livejournal.com

Star CruiserAn old game that you can fly and collect weapon , fuel and energy.Was good before but i still like it

MS Beluga SkySail set off on its maiden voyage from Bremen to Venezuela. The ship is fitted with a large kite which will soar above it. Creators of the kite say it will provide up to 35% of the ship's power. The kite costs $800,000 but it will save 900 lb of fuel every day and reduce the emissions of the greenhouse gases. If the maiden voyage is a success then the team will design a bigger kite increasing its size to 320 square meters and then to 600 square meters.With

Plans for The World's largest ship. Freedom will dwarf the Queen Elizabeth II and become a permanent home for 50,000 people. "Freedom will be large enough to bring on more than 50,000 residents, 15,000 employees, 20,000 day guests and still have four times as much roaming-around square footage per person as the most modern cruise liners," says Norman L. Nixon. He loves to talk about the enormity of it all. "Walk in a straight line for about 12 minutes," he says. "If you don't dawdle, you'll cover slightly less than a mile. Now, make a right turn and walk beyond the length