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Confessions of a Cargo: The Untold Story of My Journey Across the Oceans Aboard an Oil Tanker

After spending months at sea, sailing across vast oceans on an enormous oil tanker. The endless horizon and shimmering waves are your only companions. It’s Incredible sights – pods of dolphins dancing, whales breaching, the magical glow of the northern lights. Yet the solitude weighs on you.  Months from family and friends, you yearn for

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Compass Keeper: The Essential Role of the Binnacle in Maritime Navigation

First, compasses were used for navigation by early explorers. Then, the binnacle was developed to house the compass and provide protection from the elements. Furthermore, they have both been essential tools for sailors and navigators throughout history. In addition, their importance in maritime navigation cannot be overstated. They changed the way sailors travelled the world.

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Lakshadweep Escapade: Aboard the M.V. Kavaratti for Ultimate Island Exploration

The most beautiful island group in the Arabian Sea is the Union Territory of Lakshadweep, the smallest union territory in India. The archipelago is located off the southwestern coast of India and consists of thirty-six atolls, cays and islands. Only ten of its inhabitants have customs and culture as wonderful as the picturesque surroundings. Today,

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​​From Sea to Satellite: The Ins and Outs of AIS – Types, FAQs, and How It Works

You’ve probably seen those massive container ships and tankers out on the open ocean and wondered how they manage to not crash into each other. Enter AIS – the tech that helps avoid collisions between ships on the high seas. Stick around as we dive into everything AIS – from why it exists to how

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