Days after crew member went missing, US Coast Guard ship unloads $275M worth of cocaine A US Coast Guard ship that lost a crew member while operating in the Eastern Pacific unloaded more than 37,000 pounds of cocaine on Thursday, according to US authorities. The US Coast Guard ship Vage was stationed in the Eastern […]
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Do the Pacific Ocean and Atlantic meet? Images show what appears to be a dividing line between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, with the waters on either side being different colors, but is this some kind of barrier, or are the two oceans mixing? When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn
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Iran unveils first AI-powered suicide drone launched from a submarine. Iran’s Ministry of Defense has released a video showing what appears to be the world’s first submarine-launched suicide drone, an autonomous flying vehicle that does not require human control. A video broadcast by Iranian state media shows a torpedo-like device emerging from the water and
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Military Plane Crashes Near San Diego Naval Base; Navy Pilots Rescued Two Navy pilots are safe after a military fighter jet crashed into San Diego Bay, California, authorities said Wednesday. The pilots ejected from the plane around 10:17 a.m., Navy officials told CBS. The plane hit the water around 12 p.m. local time. They were
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IMCSO releases cybersecurity assessment methodology for maritime vessels into cyber risk register The International Maritime Cyber Security Organisation (IMCSO), an independent maritime standards organisation, released a new methodology for assessing cybersecurity on Monday. The methodology is designed for maritime vessels seeking to assess their cyber risk and join the IMCSO Cyber Risk Register, a risk
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NTSB Identifies Cause of Bonnie G Accident The NTSB has released its report on the grounding of the former OSV Bonnie G, which occurred on October 4, 2023, half a mile south of Cyril E. King Airport, St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands. The agency determined that a broken anchor chain caused the Bonnie G to
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For weather decks on a ship, drainage is very important. Any form of water accumulation can cause various problems, from sinking to interference with other entities, structures, equipment or machinery. The main deck or weather deck is provided with gutters or drains to drain water. However, the requirement is higher when the ship is arranged
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Russia Says Its Baltic Submarine Cable Damaged By “External Influence” Russia’s state-owned telecommunications giant Rostel announced on February 8 that one of its submarine cables in the Baltic Sea was damaged by “external influence”. The company did not specify the cause of the damage, but confirmed that repair work was underway. According to AFP, Rostel
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Ceasefire Risks Heightened, Red Sea Shipping Traffic Yet To Resume Despite a long absence of attacks by Yemen’s Houthi rebels, ship traffic in the Red Sea has remained slow in recent weeks. The Joint Maritime Information Centre, which collects information on armed attacks from multiple navies, said the number of ships sailing through the Gulf
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“Potentially trillions in reserves”: New green oil found under the Persian Gulf While the Persian Gulf region’s oil reserves are widely recognized, green hydrogen is emerging as a valuable new resource in the region. Sustainable, renewable energy has the potential to transform the region’s energy systems just as oil did in the 20th century. Using
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