Port Canaveral News

SGS Acquires Sea Sub Systems

. This acquisition provides us a local resource of experienced, skilled people whom we’ve been training and developing for decades,” said Paul Peters, Chief Executive Officer at SGS.  “Tampa is a strategic location for us, with access to Gulf ports as well as a proximity to Port Canaveral. Bringing Sea Sub into our family will allow us to provide faster, more cost-effective service to our customers on both coasts of Florida.”   The new office will strengthen SGS’s footprint with the cruise ship industry as well as with commercial shippers, allowing fast response

Apollo 11 Engine Identification: Photo courtesy of Jeff Bezos blog

Subsea Recovery of Historic Moon-landing Rocket Engine Achieved

Apollo 11 rocket engine part recovered, confirms Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos, who explains the find in the following extract from his blog: When we stepped off the Seabed Worker four months ago in Port Canaveral, we had enough major components to fashion displays of two flown F-1 engines. We brought back thrust chambers, gas generators, injectors, heat exchangers, turbines, fuel manifolds and dozens of other artifacts – all simply gorgeous and a striking testament to the Apollo program. There was one secret that the ocean didn’t give up easily: mission identification. The components&rsquo

SeaRobotics’ HullBUG is lowered into the water for a field test.

SeaRobotics Delivers Autonomous Hull Cleaning System

the first HullBUG (Hull Bio-inspired Underwater Grooming) System to the Center for Corrosion and Biofouling Control at Florida Institute of Technology in Melbourne.   This will be tested and further developed at the newly commissioned Large Scale Seawater Facility , which is located at Port Canaveral and funded by the U.S. Navy Office of Naval Research (ONR). The HullBUG system is an autonomous underwater vehicle designed to crawl on ship hulls or other underwater structures and "groom" their surface. This will keep them clean of marine growth and the surfaces in a smooth condition

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