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Pakistan’s First-ever Moon Mission Set For Launch Aboard Chinese Lunar Probe

Historic Moment for Pakistan’s Space Endeavors In a significant stride towards space exploration, Pakistan gears up for an extraordinary milestone – its inaugural lunar mission. Collaboration and Innovation: The iCube-Q Lunar Mission The Pakistan Institute of Space Technology (IST) revealed on April 30 that the iCube-Q lunar mission is scheduled for lift-off on May 3, […]

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How Deep can a Submarine Dive?

Blogs / Anmol

Recently, the global naval community was heartbroken by the KRI Nangara incident. After several days of search and also rescue operations. The remains of an Indonesian submarine were discovered at a depth of 838 meters. From what we learned, the submarine had a major failure in its submersible and also propulsion systems. Making it impossible

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How Does Ocean Warming Lead To Coral Bleaching

Blogs / Sahar Shahzad

Coral reefs are essential ecosystems that are highly vulnerable to the effects of climate change. To commemorate World Oceans Day, we reflect on why the ocean is so important to all life on Earth and also how global warming threatens it. What is coral bleaching? we look at how MDPI researchers are working to restore coral reefs, which

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Concerns for P&O Staff Jobs Amid New Crew Law

Industry News, Blogs / Umar Farooq

The new legislation limits the time crews can spend on board ships, raising fresh concerns about the jobs of P&O workers. A letter sent to staff, seen by the BBC, said a new French law would allow crews to spend 14 days on the ferry. A union raised concerns that repatriating current staff from the

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What are the Effects of the Warmer Oceans?

Blogs / Sahar Shahzad

In recent decades, ocean temperatures have been rising as climate change begins to impact the maritime industry around the world. Businesses have had to adapt to change and reprioritize to ensure their practices don’t contribute to the problem. However, rising water temperatures are also creating problems for fish and other wildlife. Let’s take a look

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How Can I Become a Seafarer in Malaysia?

Blogs / Sahar Shahzad

Setting out on a career as a seafarer offers the opportunity for enterprise, investigation, and proficient development. In Malaysia, with its wealthy oceanic legacy and vital area. Trying seafarers has gotten to a wide extent of preparing programs and career pathways. This nitty-gritty directly diagrams the steps and necessities for seeking a career as a

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How To Join The Merchant Navy in South Africa

Blogs / Sahar Shahzad

Working in a Merchant navy in South Africa that transports goods and also people at sea is an honorable profession. As it is an essential part of global trade and the economy, there is an increasing demand for people with the necessary training and also experience in this field. If you love spending time near

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Extreme Heat Hazards Faced by Seafarers

Blogs, Merchant Navy Info / Umar Farooq

Seafarers face many problems at sea. Heat hazards can often occur onboard ships due to the extreme temperature. Along with high humidity conditions where seafarers often work. However, even with the awareness and available preventive measures, there have been a worrying number of cases where human indifference has ended up in serious illness and even

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Why was Athens’ Navy so Strong?

Blogs / Anmol

As the signal of popular government and social illumination amid relics. Athens used uncommon maritime control that moulded the course of history. This nitty gritty examination digs into the multifaceted variables. That supported the unparalleled quality of the Athens Navy, lighting up its key dominance and persevering bequest. I. Authentic Setting: Establishments of Maritime Dominance

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China Scans ‘World’s Largest Naval Base’ In USA; US Navy’s Norfolk Naval Station ‘Unmasked’ By Spy Satellite

Industry News, Blogs / Umar Farooq

In a display of its growing space prowess and surveillance capabilities, radar images of a US Navy base taken by a Chinese satellite are circulating online. The images first appeared on China’s domestic social media platform Weibo. Defence analysts later identified the spacecraft as the Taijing-4 03 “flat-plate radar imaging satellite.” They identified the naval

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Blogs

Pakistan’s First-ever Moon Mission Set For Launch Aboard Chinese Lunar Probe

How Deep can a Submarine Dive?

How Does Ocean Warming Lead To Coral Bleaching

Concerns for P&O Staff Jobs Amid New Crew Law

What are the Effects of the Warmer Oceans?

How Can I Become a Seafarer in Malaysia?

How To Join The Merchant Navy in South Africa

Extreme Heat Hazards Faced by Seafarers

Why was Athens’ Navy so Strong?

China Scans ‘World’s Largest Naval Base’ In USA; US Navy’s Norfolk Naval Station ‘Unmasked’ By Spy Satellite

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