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Just hours after 2024 began, Iran dispatched the warship frigate Alborz to the Red Sea. His arrival was further bad news for shipping. Which was already in crisis due to attacks on commercial ships by the Iranian-backed Houthis. The first few days of the year saw a flurry of new attacks by the Houthis. Leaders […]
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Today, we live in a digital age characterized by intelligent devices. Remotely controlled, self-driving vehicles can go places humans can’t go. Helping researchers sample previously inaccessible parts of the ocean and atmosphere and areas that are poorly sampled. Like the Southern Ocean. You can easily expand the overall geographic scope of your region. RRS Sir
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The question goes to the core of modern naval procurement, and not just in the United States. The People’s Liberation Army has assembled a vast array of systems designed. To destroy aircraft carriers and thus deter them from entering contested waters. At the same time, the PLAN is in the process of fitting out its
The British government is preparing to deploy an aircraft carrier to the Red Sea in order to counter the threat of drone and missile attacks from Houthi rebels. The Royal Navy is preparing to step in to replace USS Dwight D Eisenhower when it returns to America. As the Houthis warned of a “long-term confrontation”
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South Korean shipbuilders won the global shipbuilding orders worldwide in October 2023. The country overtook China and claimed the lead in the global shipbuilding industry. According to Clarksons Research, a UK-based maritime and shipping analysis firm, global ship orders last month amounted to 2.49 million compensated gross tonnage (CGT), a 44% decrease compared to last
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On its maiden voyage, the world’s largest cruise ship has set sail from Miami, Florida. However, there are concerns about the vessel’s methane emissions. The 365m-long (1,197 ft) Icon of the Seas has 20 decks and can house a maximum of 7,600 passengers. Royal Caribbean Group owns it. The vessel is going on a seven-day
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Fact file – salt in our Ice Oceans Five fast facts regarding salt in our Ice oceans… Why are our oceans have so much salt? When water flows over a rock, small quantities of minerals in the rock are eroded away and dissolved into the water. Sea salt is a mixture of some of these
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The cruise industry takes up sustainable tech, layouts, and practices to achieve the 2050 net-carbon-neutral targets. In doing so driving innovation. As the global community continues to be more environmentally conscious, the cruise field is setting sail towards a cleaner future. Committed to being carbon neutral by 2050, cruise lines, ship makers, and research institutions
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Department of Energy Announces $10,5 Million to Advance Hydrogen Combustion Engines Innovation. The DOE has granted $10.5 million for research, development, and demonstration of three projects focused on hydrogen combustion engines as part of its announcement to fund 27 projects aimed at developing clean mobility options. The Vehicle Technologies Office of DOE has announced a
Green hydrogen has the potential to substitute fossil fuels in heavily polluting areas that solar and wind cannot actually target One of the most advantageous applications of green hydrogen is replacing conventional fuels in public transport. January 21, 2022 Green hydrogen is drawing attention as a possible source of clean energy and is oftentimes touted
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