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SONAR System Market size is set to grow by USD 1.52 bn from 2024-2028, growing preference for deploying integrated sonar system boost the market- Technavio - Vimarsana News

SONAR System Market size is set to grow by USD 1.52 bn from 2024-2028, growing preference for deploying integrated sonar system boost the market- Technavio

/PRNewswire/ -- The global sound navigation and ranging (sonar) system market size is estimated to grow by USD 1.52 bn from 2024-2028, according to Technavio....

These Scientists, Machine, Helped Solve Air Force's 8-Year-Old Mystery - Vimarsana News

These Scientists, Machine, Helped Solve Air Force's 8-Year-Old Mystery

An eight-year-long mystery was solved last month after the debris of a missing Indian Air Force aircraft was detected in the Indian Ocean. The feat, which brought closure to 29 families, was achieved by the National Institute of Ocean Technology.

Source: ndtv.com
Sonar shows car underwater after speeding off Virginia Beach pier; no body recovered yet - Vimarsana News

Sonar shows car underwater after speeding off Virginia Beach pier; no body recovered yet

Virginia Beach police still have not recovered a body from inside a submerged vehicle near an oceanfront pier along the boardwalk, days after the car was seen driving off the pier and into the water.

Debris of IAF aircraft lost in 2016 found in 2024 - Vimarsana News

Debris of IAF aircraft lost in 2016 found in 2024

The aircraft, with registration K-2743, disappeared on July 22, 2016

IAF plane wreckage found on Bay of Bengal seabed after 8 years - Vimarsana News

IAF plane wreckage found on Bay of Bengal seabed after 8 years

The mystery surrounding the missing IAF plane has finally been solved after nearly eight years, as some parts of its wreckage were located at a depth of nearly 3.4 km in the Bay of Bengal recently. The ill-fated AN-32 transport plane, with 29 personnel onboard, was en route to the Port of Blair