The invention of the camera made it possible to capture not only the glory of great ships, but also their destruction. Over the decades, rare footage has recorded ships sinking in real time—from ...

Some maritime disasters unfolded directly in front of cameras, capturing terrifying moments of panic, flooding, collapse, and death in real time. Massive ships tilted violently as passengers and crew ...

Who sank Russian cargo ship Ursa Major, was NATO involved, and was it torpedoed? This explainer covers the sinking of the Ursa Major near Spain, possible nuclear reactor cargo, US aircraft flights, ...

The ship, the Ursa Major, went down on December 23, 2024, roughly 60 miles off Spain’s coast after what investigators described as multiple blasts near its engine room.

A Russian ship with an unusual cargo suffered a series of explosions and sank in unexplained circumstances off the coast of Spain, a CNN investigation has found.

The Ursa Major went down on December 23, 2024, in one of the most unusual maritime incidents in recent years.

"You can't even make this up," the Volo Museum wrote in a post on Facebook Abigail Adams is a Human Interest Writer-Reporter for PEOPLE. Volo Museum/Facebook A flood occurred in the Volo Museum’s ...

President Donald Trump bragged about sinking Iranian ships instead of capturing them because it's "more fun." The president addressed his supporters at the annual Republican Members' Issues Conference ...

ROCKFORD, Ill. (WTVO) — The Navy Club Ship #1 in Rockford held its annual “Sinking of the Ship” ceremony along the Rock River ...

Western military may have targeted the Ursa Major, which went down after mysterious explosions, reports suggest ...