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Port Of Busan, South Korea(19.5million).




Catering for the South Korean city of Busan as a leading contributor to its economic activities, the port of Busan features 6th on the list.

Its container handling touches figures over 19 million TEUs, making it a veritable challenger to its other Asian counterparts, in the years to come.

Port of Hong Kong(20.07million)




Serving the South China Sea and a pivotal factor in the advancement of the Hong Kong province, the port of Hong Kong is 5th on the list.

It’s inclusion as one of the busiest marine ports dates back to as early as 1987, when it was rated as the top busiest ports.

4. Ningbo-Zhoushan, China(20.6million)




Another Chinese porting facility, the Ningbo port is a highly regarded port in the country of China.

This is mainly because it helps facilitate an ease in the marine activities carried out between the Northern and Southern part of the country.

The Ningbo recently made headlines as it was effectively merged with the port of Zhoushan to help better the nation’s freight handling operations.

3. Shenzhen, China. (25million).


The port of Shenzhen caters to industrial units and companies situated on the delta of the River Pearl.

The port is regarded to be the second most-engaged shipping ports in China, especially in the Southern part of the Chinese mainland about 25million containers every year.

2. Singapore Port, 31million Containers.




Regarded to be one of the biggest hub for transhipment activities, about 31 million Twenty-Feet Equivalent Units (TEUs) were handled by the port in 2015.

1. Shanghai Port(Goliath Of Global Trade), 36.5million Containers.




Whether it's the car you drove to work, the computer at your desk your mobile phones, your children's toys strewn across their bedroom floor, there's a very good chance they have come from here.

This is the world's busiest trading port which handles a staggering 36million containers a year carrying over 750million tonnes of goods to far-flung places around the globe.

The port forms a very viable maritime porting channel for the River Yangtze and the East China Sea.

The construction and development of the port has been acclaimed to be the crucial factor in the development of the city of Shanghai.

The busiest ports in the world are determined by the container traffic passing through them.

The biggest ports in the world are not the busiest.




https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_busiest_container_ports?_e_pi_=7%2CPAGE_ID10%2C8410987084

lalasticlala, mynd44

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Ishilove:
Before nko? Those blood sucking beasts will make quick work of his family if they get wind of his identity

Abi, they will hunt him down and his entire family.

The sniper and his spotter can spend hours stalking the target before take the shot.

The bullet flew for 10seconds.

Considering, wind, distance and bullet velocity.

MC-Tac 50(5.45 Inches bullet)

The bullet from the rifle travelled at an eye-watering 792mph faster than a Boeing 737 and took 10 seconds to reach its target.




The bullet compared to that of a handgun.

The Canadian who achieved the longest kill was operating with Joint Task Force 2, which is training Kurdish forces to fight ISIS.

The sniper has not been named for security reasons a

a Canadian sniper has beat the record for the longest confirmed kill in military history by picking off an ISIS fighter from a staggering 11,319 feet.

The bullet was fired from a McMillan TAC-50 rifle set on a high-rise towerand took 10 seconds to travel the 2.14 miles towards the fighter, who was attacking Iraqi soldiers.







http://www.businessinsider.com/canada-sniper-record-shot-2017-6

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4630850/Sniper-s-bullet-flew-ten-seconds-speed-792mph.html

A man and boy look on in awe at the giant vessel floating through the sea

Men help the mighty-ship dock at it sits against the deep blue sea of the ocean.

It takes about 3-4 powerful tug boats to dock the mighty vessel.

The ship is compared to towers.

World's largest container ship that weighs 210,890 tonnes and spans four football pitches makes its maiden call at UK port.


Cost: £125m, $158.7m


Ordered: March, 2015.


Delivered: May, 2017


Tonnage: 210, 000


Lenght: 400m


Width: 58.8m


Capacity: 21,413(Containers)


Builder: Samsung Heavy Industries, Geoje



Stretching a quarter of a mile and weighing a mighty 210,890 tonnes, the world's largest container ship laden with cars, car parts, machinery, heavy equipments and electrical goods from Asia hauled itself into a British port for the first time as stunned onlookers gasped and took photos of the mega-vessel with their phones.

The 21,413 TEU OOCL Hong Kong, which can carry up to 21,000 20ft containers, arrived after a 17-year absence from British waters at the Hutchinson Port of Felixstowe, Suffolk.

It returned to the UK as part of the Ocean Alliance the largest operational agreement between shipping companies where it will serve the Asia-Europe trade lane from the seaside town.










http://www.bbc.com/news/av/uk-england-suffolk-40362922/oocl-hong-kong-felixstowe-port-welcomes-world-s-biggest-ship

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/worlds-biggest-ship-arrives-britain-10666280

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4628552/World-s-LARGEST-container-ship-comes-UK-port.html

Lalasticlala, Mynd44

hahn:
Guy you no know say you get fans abi? I swear there are lots of people who would be willing to help you out including me

I can even donate domain name and hosting to your cause sef so you can at least start from somewhere

Whayasay?

Working on it bro, getting the gears, cash&time are the major challenges.

hahn:
COpy and paste is not exploring

Besides, most of his posts are about the US and Europe

You are right bro, sitting in one's comfort zone, copying and pasting isn't exploring.

Real exploring is when someone like me quit my job, acquire a DSLR camera, get a website, and start moving from one place to another to get informations and images.

Sometimes streets, villages, tourist attractions, old structures, hidden places from one town, city state, to another and country to country.

Its quite expensive, ive read profiles of successful adventurers, explorers, travel photographers.

They spent thousands of dollars on transportation, accommodation, food and visas to their destinations before getting their goal.

Most times you pay for capturing some images or getting informations.

Most people willing to be explorers cant afford this.

To avoid that, asuokaa made a suggestion that one can start small from local destinations or getting a job in an organization that can sponsor(BBC).

tk4rd:
Na waa ooo..
What is 120F in Celsius degrees.??
E reach 40C.??

About 49°C

Funjosh:
Na tó Just dey look for cold pure water to drink up and down remain stay indoor ke

Where will you even get the cold pure water when there'll be no power

Everything, everywhere will be like hell.

Except inside the well, that will be the best option here.

Usually during the summer months the streets of Las Vegas can be seen packed with tourists, but Tuesday it was deserted because of the extreme heat.


Pictured, misters are seen at the Linq Promenade to keep patrons cool from the hot temperatures in Las Vegas


A woman trying to cool herself with ice made available for the public.

people walks through misters to stay cool at the Grand Bazaar Shops in Las Vegas on Tuesday.

Phoenix, a boy uses public water feature to stay cool.

Misters blow out onto near-deserted streets to keep people cool in Las Vegas as a heat wave tied the city's all-time record high temperature.

Misters blow out from the front of Hexx Kitchen + Bar inside the Paris hotel-casino to keep patrons cool from the hot temperatures in on Tuesday Las Vegas, where temperatures hit 117F, tying the all-time record high temperature

At Phoenix Sky Harbor American Airlines regional jets sit on the tarmac as American Airlines says seven regional flights have been delayed and 43 have been canceled because of a heat wave as temperatures climb to near-record highs on Tuesday.




HOW EXTREME TEMPERATURES AFFECT FLIGHTS




Extreme heat creates changes in the air density that make it harder for airplanes to take off.

Airlines respond by imposing weight restrictions, such as carrying less cargo and fuel.

But planes will need more speed to take off and a longer runway length to do that in extreme heat situations if the aircraft type can fully operate when temperatures are past 120 degrees.

American Airlines pilot Shane Coffey also said that the extreme heat causes some pilots to have to use more thrust.

Air density on a 90-degree day in Denver at more than 5,000 feet elevation issimilar to a 120-degree day in Phoenix at 1,100 feet above sea level, he said.

The maximum operating temperature for each aircraft type is based on manufacturer data:



*.Airbus - 127 degrees

*.Boeing - 126 degrees

*.Bombardier CRJ regional aircraft - 118 degrees

The temperature in Las Vegas at 2pm, temp was already at 113F and climbing thanks to the punishing heat wave.

Above guests keep cool from the hot temperatures by hanging out by the pool inside the Planet Hollywood hotel-casino in Las Vegas

Tourist kept inside this hotels and casinos on the Las Vegas strip on Tuesday to stay cool as temperatures hit over 117F.

Empty streets pictured on Tuesday as people stays indoor to avoid burns

The streets of Las Vegas and Phoenix have been reduced to ghost towns as temperatures hit 118F and climbing during a punishing heat wave that has grounded planes and left door handles so hot they can leave people with burns.

Temperatures are predicted to reach 120F on the first day of summer in Phoenix, and the heat wave is threatening to bring the 'deadly' temperatures to several parts of Arizona, Nevada and California as well.

Las Vegas is likely to hit 117F on Tuesday, as excessive heat warnings cover almost all of California.

The National Weather Service has been forecasting Tuesday highs of 120F or above in Phoenix for the past several days, a number not seen in the desert city for more than 20 years.

'That's deadly heat no matter how you slice it,' weather service meteorologist Chris Breckenridge said.

American Airlines canceled more than 43 flights on Tuesday in Phoenix operated by regional jets because of the heat.

Officials say when the temperature soars, it's harder for airplanes to take off.


Phoenix topped out at a record high of 119F on Tuesday, although some unofficial thermometers like this one hit 120.






http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4621634/First-day-summer-begins-heat-wave-Southwest-US.html

Lalasticlala, Mynd44