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How the Army Corps of Engineers plans to reopen the Port of Baltimore - Vimarsana News

How the Army Corps of Engineers plans to reopen the Port of Baltimore

Daily on Defense: Army Corps races to reopen Baltimore port, White House rolls out AI rules, Houthis target US warship

INSAT-3DS Mission: All Four Planned Liquid Apogee Motor Firings Completed, Says ISRO - Vimarsana News

INSAT-3DS Mission: All Four Planned Liquid Apogee Motor Firings Completed, Says ISRO

The satellite will study weather forecasts and natural disaster warnings. 

Source: india.com
INSAT-3DS Mission: All four planned Liquid Apogee Motor firings completed, says ISRO - Vimarsana News

INSAT-3DS Mission: All four planned Liquid Apogee Motor firings completed, says ISRO

The INSAT-3DS Satellite is a follow-on mission of Third Generation Meteorological Satellite from Geostationary Orbit. The mission is fully funded by the Ministry of Earth Sciences (MoES). It is designed for enhanced meteorological observations and monitoring of land and ocean surfaces for weather forecasting and disaster warning. The satellite will augment the Meteorological services along with the presently operational INSAT-3D and INSAT-3DR satellites.

SATRIA-1 launch to improve internet access across Indonesia - Vimarsana News

SATRIA-1 launch to improve internet access across Indonesia

SATRIA-1 launch to improve internet access across Indonesia

SATRIA-1 satellite enables even internet coverage nationwide: Minister - Vimarsana News

SATRIA-1 satellite enables even internet coverage nationwide: Minister

Launch of Republic of Indonesia Satellite-1 (SATRIA-1) will kick off a brand new digital connectivity era in which internet access would be available evenly ...