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'Super' unmanned aircraft monitors ships causing pollution
A fleet of unmanned aircraft will begin monitoring the airspace of some of the busiest ports in the world with the goal of cutting pollution from cargo ships.
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SpaceX launches cargo ships to ISS
The Dragon left the launch pad in the state of Florida, and the US carried out the task of carrying 2,500kg of goods to the International Space Station.
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The culprit turns solid objects into liquid, sinking cargo ships
Solid goods such as crushed or sand ore can suddenly turn into liquid form and submerge cargo ships weighing hundreds of thousands of tons.
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Russia wants to build the world's largest transport aircraft, usurping Antonov An-124 Ruslan
According to Russian Deputy Prime Minister Yuri Borisov, the project will fall under the scope of the federal weapons project, although it will not be implemented until…
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Why do most yachts are white while the cargo ships are quite colorful?
In water transport, there are separate rules when manufacturing and manufacturing ships, especially yachts.
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Container ship with world championship: Carrying 17,603 units, still over 667 seats!
Margrethe Maersk is the darling of Maersk Line, a giant transport group specializing in large ocean voyages.
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'New Bermuda Devil Triangle' swallowed dozens of boats off China
The Panama oil tanker Sanchi collided with the Hong Kong CF Crystal cargo ship weighing 136,000 tons on 7.1, causing the CF Crystal to burn violently and leaving 32 sail…
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How did cargo ships survive the storm in the sea?
Storm is the biggest threat to vessels operating at sea. A large storm can destroy the largest and most reliable ships, including boats already anchored in the port.
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Twenty-five cargo attendants were very eager but couldn't tell the passengers
To ensure the satisfaction of passengers during the flight, and of course, in order not to lose a job, there were things that the flight attendants didn't want, but coul…
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China revived the 12,000km Silk Road to England
China put into operation a 12,000km-long railway connecting the territory with the UK on the legendary Silk Road.
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Revealing how America destroys deadly chemical weapons
Somewhere between the Atlantic, military and civilian experts are on a US cargo ship on duty to destroy Syria's deadly chemical arsenal.
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Packaging can be used long term?
Plastic packaging is a very durable, flexible, thin, light and convenient plastic bag. It is often used to pack and store goods.
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The world's largest cargo balloon
Worldwide Aeros, the United States has unveiled the largest cargo transport balloon ever, capable of carrying up to 250 tons of cargo.
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The mystery of the world's largest sailing ship
The 130m long Kobenhavn, the tall mast near the mysterious 20-storey building in 1928 while on its journey to Australia. This is the world's largest sailing ship of the…