As hundreds of historic vessels from across the globe sail into New York Harbor this week, one of New York’s own mysteriously sank beneath Brooklyn waters. The PILOT — a schooner-turned-restaurant ...

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"The Calypso" was arguably the most famous vessel in the world throughout the 1960s, 70s and 80s, captained by enigmatic and pioneering explorer, researcher and filmmaker Jacques-Yves Cousteau.

When Bertrand Charrier worked with Jacques Cousteau four decades ago on the development of a revolutionary sail for the maritime industry, the time for widescale adoption of wind power wasn’t right.

Sometimes, he flicks it on, like a switch. Other times, he cranks it up slow, as if his lungs are on a dimmer. But either way, El Cousteau has this way of rapping where he’s suddenly shouting and now ...

(Reuters) - The owner of late marine explorer Jacques Cousteau's intellectual property rights has resolved a legal dispute with his granddaughter over claims that she misused his trademarks and ...

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The grandchildren of Jacques Cousteau, the world's best-known underwater explorer, have an instantly recognizable last name. They're also legally restricted from using it. For the past 25 years, the ...