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Sea anchor tested for NASA capsuleFiorentino recently completed sea anchor tests for use on NASA's Orion space craft after splashdown |
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Norway Cruising Guide hits lucky sevenVoyaging authorities John Harries and Phyllis Nickel have just released the seventh edition of their Norway cruising guide |
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Dutch tall ship for Omani NavyThe age of sail may be over, but a few tall ships still slide off the ways |
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Will cuts to weather education affect forecasts?Budget shortfalls in the University Corporation for Atmospheric Research's COMET Program might hamper weather forecasts |
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Upside down repairs in the Southern OceanSolo sailor Jeanne Socrates does a few gymnastics moves to make a vital repair |
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Indian sailor notches solo nonstop firstIndian sailor Abhilash Tomy makes the first solo nonstop circumnavigation for his country |
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Voyagers can join the ranks of marine biologistsWith a white disk, tape measure and a smartphone app, you can participate in a global phytoplankton study |
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Incredible Sir Robin Knox-Johnston pictures foundAn archive of 3,000 images from 1968/9 is saved from being tossed in a dumpster |
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Mako sharks now satellite navigation equippedA group of researchers recently tagged sharks with satellite units to better track their behavior |
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Chinese sailor Guo Chuan finishes circumnavigationFirst Chinese solo circumnavigator completes passage aboard his Class 40 Qingdao |
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