Norwegian rogue adventurer Jarle Andhøy, 34, along with four other crew members on the 54-foot yacht, Nilaya have been arrested by the Chilean Navy. Andhøy is returning from his second Antarctic voyage, both of which he has undertook without permission, permits or insurance.
His first voyage ended in the sinking of the yacht Berserk II and the loss of three crew. The navy has offered no reason about why the boat was stopped, but Andhoy has been told it was at the request of the New Zealand government. Andhøy is best known for controversial voyages in polar regions usually without permits, or insurance, which have run afoul of the authorities in Norway, Finland, Russia and New Zealand. He was deported from Canada in 2007.
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A large wave broke over the 68′ yacht, Geraldton Western Australia, one of ten yachts racing in the 
Update: The MS Carnival Triumph was allowed to 
The fire on the MV Azamara Quest, is one of a recent series of disabling fires and power failures on diesel-electric powered cruise ships. Unlike the MV Azamara Quest, however, the ship’s crews aboard the 
Update: A fire broke out late Friday in an engine room on the luxury cruise ship, 
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The Elgin platform in the North Sea, 150 miles (240km) off Aberdeen, suffered a serious natural gas on Sunday. It is expected at take several weeks, in the best case scenario, to shut off the leak. 
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What really happened on the Costa Concordia in the final hours leading up to and following her grounding and sinking off Giglio on January 13, 2012? The first step in definitively answering that question began in early March when an Italian judge directed court appointed experts to examine the ship’s voyage data recorder, the so called “black box.” The examination is expected to take 90 days, so the first results will be presented to the court sometime in early May.