Ships Review

07/09/2023

ship Odyssey of the Seas
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07/09/2023

ship MSC Gulsun
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07/09/2023

Bulk carrier Morningstar

Morningstar Morningstar is a bulk carrier, operating under the flag of Hong Kong. The vessel was built in PT Pal Indonesia and delivered to the shipowner in March 2004. Morningstar has an overall length of 189.90 m, while the length between perpendiculars is 182.00 m. The moulded beam of the ship is...

06/09/2023

vessel Odyssey of the Seas
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05/09/2023

Container MSC Gulsun
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04/09/2023

Odyssey of the Seas
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01/09/2023

MSC Gulsun
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31/08/2023

Odyssey of the Seas
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30/08/2023

Container carrier MSC Gulsun
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30/08/2023

Odyssey of the Seas ship
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29/08/2023

Container ship MSC Gulsun
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21/12/2022

KHURAIS
Depth (moulded): 30.40 m
Draught (summer): 22.52 m
GRT: 160,782 GT
DWT: 299,772 mt
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20/12/2022

World's largest Dilbar
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19/12/2022

Review of the world's largest Wonder of the Seas

Wonder of the Seas The Wonder of the Seas is a massive cruise ship that is currently under construction by Royal Caribbean International. When completed, it will be the largest cruise ship in the world, with a capacity for over 8,000 passengers and crew. The Wonder of the Seas has an overall length....

14/12/2022

Photo of Yakumosan
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14/12/2022

Review of Hakusan

Hakusan The very large crude carrier (VLCC) Hakusan was built in 2011 by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries in their shipyard in Nagasaki, Japan. The vessel has an overall length of 333.00 m and length between perpendiculars of 324.00 m, while the moulded beam is 60.00 m and depth is 29.10 m. The maximum s...

14/12/2022

The AFRODITA I was built in 2009 by Hyundai Heavy Industries in the in , South Korea.

AFRODITA I The very large crude carrier AFRODITA I was built in 2009 by Hyundai Heavy Industries in the shipyard in Ulsan, South Korea. The ship is implementing the most modern engineering and marine technologies, but also being profitable and highly effective for the transportation of crude oil. Th...