Sailing ships once dominated the seas, and were behind much of the early exploration of the planet. Why don't large modern ...

Earlier this month, a massive sailing cargo ship took off from the French port city Le Havre to make the 3,662 nautical-mile journey across the Atlantic to New York. The vessel, dubbed Anemos ...

They were part of a test run by French startup TransOceanic Wind Transport (TOWT), which has just opened up cabins on its fleet of cargo ships, inaugurated last year, to members of the public ...

But with the Anemos, the world's largest cargo sail ship, a French company is seeking to revive the eco-friendly and cost-effective technology to become a regular fixture on the high seas once again.

This screen grab from a French Navy video shows the impact of an explosive drone rammed into a cargo vessel in an April 26, 2025, test near Toulon, France. (French Navy) 33,623 people played the ...

A French ship that sunk in 1856 was recently discovered ... Le Lyonnais, a 260-foot vessel, was designed to transport passengers and cargo between New York and France, according to Jennifer ...