9840037 MMSI 257090650 is a Research Vessel built in 2021 and currently sailing under the flag of Norway.

Rev research vessel. Nothing like this boat unassumingly named REV research expedition vessel has ever been built. The vessel will be delivered to her owner in 2021. With over 43000 sq ft of the vessel dedicated to scientific research facilities including laboratories and a dive center there will be plenty of scope to join scientists in their mission-critical work.

Click the image for more information about REV Ocean. It is currently under construction at VARD in Norway. Construction on the 1829 metre record breaking research expedition vessel REV has been delayed due to the coronavirus pandemic the REV Ocean team has said.

At 600 feet in length 1829 meters and 17440 GT REV Ocean exceeds Azzam the largest superyacht in the world and dwarfs other superyachts in the marina. The yacht REV OCEAN is a 183m 600ft expedition and research yacht. As is to be expected this futuristic mega-vessel also holds an incredible collection of.

REV Ocean is thrilled to announce the first water launch of the worlds largest and most advanced research and expedition vessel REV Ocean. REV will be one of the worlds most advanced marine research and expedition vessels in operation. REV Ocean is currently under construction at the VARD shipyard in Langsten Norway.

The 600-foot REV Ocean will be used as both a research vessel and charter yacht. It was conceived in early 2016 at around 140 metres but has grown to 1829 metres to pack in a mind-boggling array of facilities and research equipment that its designer Espen Øino describes as a showcase of European sub-sea and shipbuilding technology. REV Ocean the Worlds Largest Gigayacht Was Built to.

At 600 feet REV Ocean is also the biggest research vessel and will work on solving overfishing climate change and plastic pollution. The vessel will be built to the highest standard making it suitable for charter to private individuals companies and institutions. The cruises in research mode will address one or more of the REV Ocean science priorities.