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No Man's Sky's latest Breach update introduces explorable space wrecks for salvage, new ship-building parts, and a spooky expedition, enhancing gameplay and celebrating the game's upcoming 10th anniversary, with hints at future projects.
After Hurricane Helene caused extensive damage in the southeastern U.S., resident John Saunby salvaged debris from the storm to build a new home, incorporating unique materials like Black Locust bark siding and tree trunks, with help from his partner Jenny Kimmel, turning storm rubble into a symbol of resilience and creativity.
A luxury superyacht named Bayesian, which sank off Sicily last year resulting in the death of tech magnate Mike Lynch and six others, has been successfully lifted from the sea for investigation, following a complex salvage operation.
The sunken yacht Bayesian, owned by the late British tech entrepreneur Mike Lynch, was recovered off the coast of Sicily after sinking during a storm, resulting in multiple fatalities including Lynch and his daughter. The vessel was lifted by large cranes and prepared for transport to a nearby port for investigation.
A British-flagged superyacht sank off Sicily last year, resulting in the death of tech magnate Mike Lynch and six others. The yacht has been partially recovered from the seabed after 10 months, with salvage operations now underway to bring it ashore for investigation. The vessel sank during a storm caused by extreme wind, which also led to its capsizing.
Mike Lynch's superyacht Bayesian, which sank off Sicily during a storm in August 2024 resulting in seven deaths, has been recovered from the seabed for investigation, with authorities seeking to determine the cause of the sinking and potential safety violations.
A North Korean frigate that partially capsized during a launch mishap is now floating upright after salvage efforts, with ongoing repairs and uncertain future plans, raising questions about the extent of damage and the timeline for full restoration.
A London salvage company discovered two ultra-rare Q1 computers from the early 1970s, each valued at $60,000. These machines, featuring Intel 8008 CPUs, were once used by NASA and are now up for sale, despite their original cost being $90,000.
Salvage crews have begun removing containers from the cargo ship that caused the collapse of Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge, with 32 vessels having passed through temporary channels on either side of the wreckage. Efforts are underway to remove enough debris to open the channel to larger commercial traffic, and the Army Corps of Engineers aims to restore normal capacity to Baltimore's port by May 31. President Biden toured the site and met with the families of the six workers who died in the collapse, while the search for the remaining victims continues.
Salvage crews have begun removing containers from the cargo ship that crashed into Baltimore's Key Bridge, with 32 vessels passing through temporary channels on either side of the wreckage. The ship, Dali, has been trapped under mangled steel in the Patapsco River since the March 26 incident that killed six workers, and efforts are underway to clear the wreckage and establish temporary alternate channels for vessels. The Army Corps of Engineers aims to open a limited-access channel for certain vessels by the end of April and restore normal capacity to Baltimore’s port by May 31.
China is attempting to salvage two spacecraft initially intended for the moon after a rocket stage malfunction left them stranded in a highly elliptical, high Earth orbit. The DRO-A and B spacecraft, designed for a distant retrograde orbit around the moon, have been tracked in an orbit-raising burn, indicating an attempt to save the mission. The spacecraft's intended lunar orbit entry and communication with a satellite in low Earth orbit may still be possible, but the impact of the unplanned use of propellant remains unknown. This salvage attempt contrasts with the openness of previous lunar mission issues and is part of China's broader lunar exploration and communication infrastructure plans.
A 19th-century shipwreck has washed up on the snowy shores of Newfoundland, Canada, prompting a race to salvage the vessel before it is reclaimed by the ocean. Archaeologists and volunteers have extracted parts of the 100-foot-long ship for analysis, hoping to determine its age and origin. The wreck, discovered in an area known for numerous shallow rocks, has attracted the attention of locals and scientists, who are eager to learn more about its mysterious past. A GoFundMe page has been launched to raise money for the recovery, transport, and preservation of the ship, which has captured international attention.
A 70-foot tree fell onto a condo complex in Goleta, displacing four people and a dog from two units. No injuries were reported, and firefighters are assisting in salvaging and recovering personal items for the displaced residents.
Sony and Naughty Dog have canceled The Last of Us Factions, a multiplayer project that had been in development for years. The original idea of expanding the multiplayer mode from The Last of Us Part 1 into a sequel was overshadowed by plans for a sprawling live service game with microtransactions. Some suggest that Naughty Dog could salvage the multiplayer combat elements and create a smaller scale Factions 2, giving players what they originally wanted while not discarding years of work. However, it remains uncertain if this is feasible.
Navy personnel and a private contracting firm successfully removed a P-8A Poseidon plane from the waters of Kaneohe Bay with the assistance of inflatable salvage roller bags and a hydraulic cable puller. Boaters in the area shared the nearby waters during the operation.