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The ship navigation equipment a modern bridge carries, grouped by job: position fixing, collision avoidance, charts, communications, safety recorders and more.
Marine Insight 360 · May 26 · 4 min read
Water production equipment is one of the important machines that are indispensable to ships.
Saqib Ahmed · May 24 · 5 min read
Japan is currently one of the most powerful countries in the world. Despite its high population density, it makes optimal use of its human resources. It…
Marine Insight 360 · May 24 · 7 min read
In the Northeast African region, Sudan is among one of Africa's largest countries, with most of its population dependent on agriculture. Sudan is not a grown economy and is facing a recession.
Marine Insight 360 · May 24 · 5 min read
The flying dutchman one of the scariest ships ever. The realm of oceanic navigation has a number of superstitions .
Marine Insight 360 · May 23 · 5 min read
ISPS refers to the International Ship and Port Facility Security Code, a maritime regulation for the safety and security of ships, ports, cargo and crew.
Marine Insight 360 · May 23 · 8 min read
A port a call is a scheduled stopover point for a ship on a voyage for the purpose of cargo operations. Or the transportation of supplies or fuel.
Marine Insight 360 · May 22 · 6 min read
Before the discovery of America in the West, Europe was generally perceived as the edge of the world. Apart from the northern Scandinavian countries and…
Marine Insight 360 · May 22 · 8 min read
The Tasman Sea , located between the land masses of Australia and New Zealand. Is the marginal sea of the South Pacific Ocean in the Eastern Hemisphere.…
Marine Insight 360 · May 22 · 7 min read
The myth of the Tyrrhenian Sea is Greek: the water takes its name from the Greek term for the Etruscans, and its seven Tuscan islands are said to be pearls from a necklace Venus lost there.
Marine Insight 360 · May 22 · 9 min read
Maritime emergencies at sea are not triggered by warnings. Still, distress signals and alerts from ships can help respond to crises and avoid emergencies efficiently and accurately.
Marine Insight 360 · May 21 · 7 min read
The Hashemite Kingdom of jordanian port city is located in West Asia, bordering Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Syria, Israel, and also Palestine.
Marine Insight 360 · May 21 · 6 min read
