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A third U.S. aircraft carrier, the USS George H.W. Bush (CVN-77), has reportedly crossed the Strait of Gibraltar and is expected to arrive in the area of U.S. operations near Iran within 3–5 days, potentially before the end of the current ceasefire.

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Meet the Migaloo M5, a 165.8-meter private submersible superyacht concept. According to its maker, the design can both cruise on the surface and dive to around 250 meters, with the ability to remain submerged for up to four weeks. The concept emphasizes privacy and safety, combining a helipad, beach-club decks, and expansive guest spaces with an underwater mode that transforms the vessel into a secluded retreat.

Inside, the renderings and specifications showcase luxurious amenities such as indoor and outdoor cinemas, spa zones, and customizable lounges, accommodating approximately 14–20 guests and 32–40 crew members. The proposal also includes multiple tenders, mini-subs, and exploration equipment, featuring a double-hull structure that adheres to submarine safety standards. While not yet a built vessel, the Migaloo M5 represents a visionary design merging the pinnacle of luxury, technology, and deep-sea exploration.

Sources:
Jusufi, D. (2024). Migaloo PSY reveals 166m submersible superyacht concept Migaloo M5. Boat International.
Spicknell, S. (2024). Introducing the 165m submersible superyacht concept Migaloo M5. SuperYacht Times.
Migaloo Submarines. (2025). MIGALOO M5 — 165 m Private Submersible Superyacht (design proposal and main data). Migaloo Submarines.
Jankowicz, M. (2024). Underwater superyachts? A CEO is pitching fantastical ships that can go 800 feet down and stay submerged for weeks. Business Insider.