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Kochi, May 27 (PTI) As part of Operation Samudra Setu II, INS Shardul, the Indian Navy ship of the Southern Naval Command, arrived here on Thursday with four ISO containers carrying 87 MT of liquid medical Oxygen from Kuwait and the UAE.
US-India Strategic Partnership Forum Extends Support for India’s COVID Crisis Response Monday, April 26, 2021 2:33PM IST (9:03AM GMT) Washington, D.C., United States: US-India Strategic Partnership Forum (USISPF) and members appreciate the efforts by leaders across the U.S. government at the highest level to identify concrete steps the United States can take to assist India through this crisis. The company looks forward to announcements soon that will support India’s efforts to fill needs like oxygen, medicines, medical su...
Advertisement Klaipeda LNG reloading station operated by KN (AB Klaipedos nafta) has reached double achievement: the 1000 th LNG truck loading operation (counting since the start of operations of this facility), as well as the 300 th LNG truck loading for the Polish company PGNiG, the sole user of the station. The majority of the LNG (counting from the beginning of operations) was supplied to Poland (approximately 76%); approximately 16% in Lithuania by delivering to LNG regasification stations in Druskininkai and Vieciunai; and the rest exported to Latvia and Estonia. In the largest Polish m...
It is to retrieve something from the bottom of the ocean if we're dealing with depths beyond 10,000 feet. >> well, ed, the first order of business is locating the debris. assuming this floating debris is from the airplane. and some of my peers have speculated that it's not just based on the fuzzy images we have seen. they may be iso containers lost overboard from a ship. shu should it prove to be true, they have to do a backtrack and the set and drift calculations to find out where the debris originated. go back to that location, and the basic tools to locate it will be a side scan sonar towed...
The surface of the water, and it's not clear exactly what it is. and you mentioned before, 78 feet? well, you know, we know that iso containers are 20 feet or 40 feet, and sometimes they're 80 feet. so, maybe it's slightly out. it is conceivable that it's an iso container. so, if that's the case, then unfortunately, it may not be as positive an outcome as we've all been hoping it might be. but in looking at the analysis that's been done on this photograph, that data is from a pretty grainy picture. and if you think about it, that satellite is a long way up in the sky. it's being taken from an ...