U.S. Navy
Court Rules Navy Noise Causes Too Much Harm to Marine Mammals
A federal judge declares the National Marine Fisheries Service did not do its job to protect dolphins and whales
Here’s Why the Navy Designed a New Diving Suit
New design spurred by a global helium shortage
How Data and a Good Algorithm Can Help Predict Where Fires Will Start
The New York City Fire Department is using a tool called FireCast to predict which buildings are most likely to have fires
Fuel from Seawater? What's the Catch?
Scientists at the U.S. Naval Research Laboratory recently flew a model plane using a liquid hydrocarbon fuel they sourced from the ocean
The Navy SEAL Who Says He Shot Bin Laden Goes Public
Robert O'Neill says he is the SEAL who killed bin Laden
Who Needs a Driver? These Navy Boats Are Programmed to Swarm Like Bees
Using algorithms based on the swarming behavior of ants and bees, the U.S. Navy is turning to driverless boats to protect its ships
Robot Ships And Pepper Spray—the Latest in Pirate-Fighting Tech
New technology developments are looking to combat piracy and terrorism on the high seas
The Waters Around San Francisco Conceal a Graveyard of Historic Ships
Hundreds of wrecks, potentially, await discovery and exploration
The Navy Tests Its Ships in This Indoor Ocean
New technology can precisely recreate eight open-water conditions
A Proud Day at American History Museum as LGBT Artifacts Enter the Collections
The creators of "Will & Grace" and others donated objects related to gay history
Scientists’ Underwater Microphones Monitored By Militaries
NEPTUNE is used for hunting whale songs, but Canada and the US worry it could be used for other purposes
Building a War of 1812 Warship
This summer, a ship named after naval hero Oliver Hazard Perry will set sail
The Time the U.S. Nearly Nuked North Korea Over a Highjacked Spy Ship
The Pueblo incident ended peacefully, but newly unclassified documents detail President Johnson's contingency plans
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