What is it smoking there . Dont know. Maybe a fire . No, not enough smoke for a fire. Although it may already burn out. This is the vineyard. What vineyard . Yes, your shit. The first satellite was launched in 2018, weighed about one and a half kilograms, the current satellite is 2. 7 kg. These are satellites of the consat plan. This means the size a new satellite the size of our e, 30 by 10x10 centimeters. Yes, quite small. He has three main blocks, united by a common board. Uh, food and a lot of different possibilities , this and the study of magnetic anomalies. This is a study of the photometric and spectral characteristics of the earths surface of objects. This is a study of the processes of peaceful zanzing of the earth. This is, of course, a study of various. Uh, lets say scientific purposes. We have several coated plates. E. E, checking the material of her knowledge, spraying plates these are very important tasks that will be solved, just in orbit in a new satellite, of course,
HMBS LAWRENCE MAJOR.
PARAMARIBO, SURINAME The Royal Bahamas Defence Force (RBDF) craft HMBS LAWRENCE MAJOR was damaged in Suriname on Saturday when a vessel registered to St Vincent and the Grenadines crashed into it, the RBDF reported.
According to the defence force, HMBS LAWRENCE MAJOR was moored alongside a floating dry-dock undergoing maintenance and repairs at the Suriname Dry-dock and Shipbuilding Shipyard in Paramaribo, Suriname, when the Motor Vessel (MV) Tropic Tide crashed into it around 8.30 am on Saturday, May 15, 2021, while transiting the Suriname River.
Initial damage assessments indicated that HMBS LAWRENCE MAJOR sustained structural damage to its superstructure portside upper deck railing, stairway and bow areas.
Boat collides with RBDF vessel during repairs in Suriname
The Royal Bahamas Defence Force (RBDF) said yesterday that a vessel collided with HMBS Lawrence Major, which was moored in Suriname for maintenance and repairs, on Saturday.
“Her Majesty’s Bahamian Ship Lawrence Major was moored alongside a floating dry-dock undergoing maintenance and repairs at the Suriname Dry-dock and Shipbuilding Shipyard in Paramaribo, Suriname, when the Motor Vessel Tropic Tide collided into HMBS Lawrence Major around 8:30 a.m. on 15 May, 2021, while transiting the Suriname River,” the RBDF said.
“Initial damage assessments have indicated that HMBS Lawrence Major sustained structural damage to its superstructure portside upper deck railing, stairway, and bow areas.
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