Page 2 - Navigation Problems News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Retired Gen. Stephen Lyons will take over as the new port and supply chain envoy to the Supply Chain Disruptions Task Force.

Damage to the nose. the pilot saying they had navigation problems and tonight, the answer here. what caused it? >>go evening and have you with very busy tuesday night. there are fast-moving developments in the coronavirus pandemic. the u.s. approaching 3 million cases, more than any other country. dr. fauci saying, this is still the first wave of this. and tonight, the dire steps inside hospitals in the u.s. five members of one family coming down with the virus. the family matriarch dying just three days after her diagnosis. more than 131,000 lives have now been lost and tonight, a new model f...

Navigation problems and we had the landing radar and then as a result of trajectory abberation we were landing long and out of fuel so i've got a controller calling to me, 60 seconds, -- by the time he said we had landed on the moon. it was incredible not to me, the people behind me started applauding. and i had to maintain the room, and we had to assure it was safe to keep the spacecraft on the moon two hours afterward we could celebrate with the rest of the world. kristin: how did you celebrate? >> i had the flag and my team, and inspired them to do the job. teamwork is the essential ingredi...

Problems with communication, navigation problems, computer program alarms, you had to get the data into the computer. as we got closer to the ground we got to the lower level of the spacecraft and from then on my control team started -- they were seconds of fuel remaining. then later 30 seconds. very shortly about the time they said 50 we recognize that they were in the process of shutting down the engine. >> how much fuel really was left? we are told it was down to seconds. you had to make a decision. >> it was to the best of our knowledge and mission control, it was 17 seconds after the fact...

Not out of the question that they could have been off course. a narrow water way. >> it is. the island is between the saudi arabia coast and the iranian coast. going back to the 2007 with the british, it was finally determined this was in waters that were controlled neither by iran more by iraq which was the case back then. this may be slightly different, but we've been told that possibly the sailors had navigation problems or possibly a fuel issue, possibly they had a mechanicl issues. the iranians are saying the it was a navigational issue. it's a get out clause for all sides. that's the lan...