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Barracuda Is The Stealthy Interceptor Boat The World Needs

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<a href="http://www.safehavenmarine.com/" target="_blank">Safehaven Marine</a>
 makes boats that can go where few others can. From Pilot Tenders to 
Rescue Boats that can overturn in high surf and keep on going, their 
products are truly hardcore. Now, the famed boat builder is setting its 
eyes on the law enforcement and military market with their stealthy 
<a href="http://foxtrotalpha.jalopnik.com/barracuda-is-supposedly-the-stealthy-interceptor-boat-t-1717569231" target="_blank">Barracuda interceptor boat</a>.</div>
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The jet-black go-fast <a href="http://foxtrotalpha.jalopnik.com/the-navys-long-overdue-smart-deadly-patrol-boat-has-a-1631598708">patrol boat</a>
 has a crew of 4 to 6 and can carry 12 people when it needs to. Its 
deep-V hull can rip across the waves at over 40 knots for about 230 
miles on a single tank of gas. Propulsion comes from two diesel-electric
 engines each punching out 600hp, which can be tied to a pair of screws 
or an advanced waterjet system. All together, the Barracuda is stated to
 be able to operate in up to sea state 8 (that’s up to 46 foot swells!) 
and can maintain operational speeds at sea state 5 (up to 13 foot 
swells). This is an amazing capability for a boat this size.</div>
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Because of 
its rescue boat roots, the Barracuda is extremely survivable, with four 
watertight compartments, self righting, and carbon fiber used everywhere
 in her construction to make her as light and durable as possible. </div>
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The 
Barracuda’s cabin is spacious with fantastic visibility, and it is 
adaptable for multiple missions with shock absorbing crew seats designed
 to accept work stations. The boats massive windows are made of 
ballistic glass and the whole cabin can easily be upgraded with 
light-weight ballistic panels without permanent modifications.</div>
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Barracuda 
can be equipped with a variety of sensors and weapon systems, including a
 remotely operated, stabilized heavy machine gun and decoy/smoke grenade
 launcher turret mounted in a pop-up configuration on the boat’s bow. 
Presumably, this could be replaced by a grenade launcher or even 
possibly a light missile system depending on what the buyer wants.</div>
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Additionally,
 manned light machine guns can be mounted on pintle mount’s at the 
corners of the boat’s stern. All combined, that is a lot of whoop ass 
for a relatively small boat capable of thrashing through extremely high 
seas. The Barracuda has so much volume and is so adaptable that it can 
accommodate a wide variety of sensors, including radar, sonar, FLIR and 
other missionized electronics suites. Most of the ship’s antennas and 
emitters can be mounted inside the enclosed mast that sits atop the 
cabin.</div>
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Where the 
Barracuda get’s really interesting is when you consider that Safehaven 
Marine claims it is a stealth boat, with a very small radar 
cross-section. The concept behind its stealthy design is that it can 
supposedly work in pursuit and apprehend modes. </div>
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Yes, it has a Pursuit Mode. Get excited.</div>
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Pursuit 
Mode is where the boat is “cleaned up” with all its weaponry concealed 
within its carbon fiber frame. Then, once the choice is made for direct 
action against a target, the ship’s weapons and some sensors emerge, 
giving away its low radar profile, but allowing it to bring serious 
firepower to bear on the target.</div>
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The big 
question is, just how stealthy is Barracuda? The use of composites is a 
plus, and there has been some clear design work to “facet” key areas of 
the ship’s structure. But still, things like edge alignment and a very aggressive attempt to clear the boat of small radar reflective elements does not appear to be present. This does not mean that its design ineffective at disappearing on<i> some radars</i> at <i>certain</i>
 ranges. By design, Safehaven could have balanced cost and usability 
against signature minimization. In other words, maybe Barracuda is aimed
 at staying tiny on commercial grade radars up to a certain distance, at
 which time it will have enough speed to pounce on its prey.</div>
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Barracuda Is The Stealthy Interceptor Boat The World Needs

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<span id="ext-gen150" style="font-size: 1.2em;">Samsung is developing a display crammed so full of pixels that it produces a 3D effect, without the need for 3D glasses.</span></div>
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'Ultra HD' 4k and even 8k screens and produce an 11k display, according 
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<span style="font-size: 1.2em;">The super-sharp screens will be developed first for TVs and will then be scaled down for phones</span></div>
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<span style="font-size: 1.2em;">The
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produce the displays, which will boast 2250 pixels per inch, according 
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<span class="mol-style-medium">When 11k screens are implemented on mobile devices, the pixel density will produce a '3D effect', according to the report.</span></div>
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<span class="mol-style-medium">To put this is context, the iPhone 6 Plus, Apple's current premium handset, features 401 pixels per inch.</span></div>
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<span class="mol-style-medium">It is
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and the technology will be ready for smartphone use by 2019.</span></div>
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<span class="mol-style-medium">Last
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£77,000 ($120,000), so tech enthusiasts with a love of super high 
definition displays might want to start saving now.</span></div>
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The Secret KGB Abduction Files : Mummy of Alien Found By the KGB

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<span style="font-size: small;">Mummy Of An Ancient Astronaut Found By The KGB</span></h1>
This documentary broadcast exclusively by the US television network Sci-Fi i in 1998, called ”The Secret KGB Abduction Files”  <br />
The film would show a KGB secret expedition to Egypt as part of “Isis
 Project”, in which Soviet intelligence discovered the existence of what
 appears to be an alien mummy. Before the broadcast, the film was never 
shown outside the structures of the KGB secret.<br />
Is an elaborate hoax, and expensive, or the “Tomb Visitor” could be 
the discovery that will revolutionize the understanding of the 
beginnings of human civilization?<br />
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It began with the revelations of Viktor Ivanovich, a neurologist and 
Russian astrophysicist hired by the Kremlin as a scientific advisor for 
the development of advanced propulsion systems.<br />
As he tells Sci-Fi, Ivanovich had access to some secret archives of 
the KGB in which he spoke of an expedition in 1961 as part of ”Isis 
Project”, which aimed to discover traces of knowledge and technology 
Ancient Egypt that could be used for military applications.<br />
The mission team consists of Egyptologists of the Soviet Academy of 
Sciences, a certain Herman Alekseen such as the Hermitage Museum 
Egyptologist, military experts specialized in chemical and 
radioactivity, some astronomers, including Vladimir Yuri, and Sami 
Sharaf , Secretary of Gamel Abdel Nasser, the second president of the 
Republic of Egypt.<br />
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If we consider the historical period in which the shipment would take
 place, it’s no wonder the political axis between Egypt and the Soviet 
Union. Since the conflict in 1956, when Israel invaded Egyptian 
territory, as a result of Canal crisis, the Soviet Union sided with 
Egypt. It is estimated that when the Isis project began, the Soviet 
military present in Egypt reached 20 000 units.<br />
The expedition was organized after the chance discovery of a 
mysterious tomb by two Bedouins Magbarat Alzoar in one of the pyramids 
of Giza. The two victims, after entering the tomb, they were taken ill 
and hospitalized. When questioned by agents of the KGB and Egyptian 
intelligence, he repeated that the Bedouin had found the “Visitor God.”<br />
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Since then, the ”Isis Project” became the highest priority and every 
effort will be organized to find and analyze the tomb discovered by the 
two Bedouins. The expedition was organized jointly by the two countries 
in secret, for fear that the CIA, the US intelligence services, might 
become aware of the discovery.<br />
According to the report document held by Ivanovich, the Soviets found
 the tomb full of artifacts. Thus we read in a note addressed to a 
senior officer of the KGB:<br />
“My agents have secured notes of scientists working at the Tomb of visitor discovered”<br />
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This is followed by the following list of information:<br />
Findspot: undisclosed; 15 boxes of artifacts; 1 partially mummified body; one stone sarcophagus, 8 samples of hieroglyphics.<br />
In the report prepared by one of the first scientists to enter the tomb reads:<br />
“During the inspection of the walls we have noticed a strange 
repulsive force coming out of the walls. We could not find any 
scientific explanation.”<br />
Finally, the report prepared by one of the cryptographers, who 
participated in the partial decoding engraved on the walls of the tomb 
message, read a prophecy involving the “return of the winged”.<br />
But the most surprising discovery relates to the mummy. The mummy 
seems to have a height of more than 2 meters high, much higher than the 
average height of the inhabitants of ancient Egypt.<br />
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Carbon-14 analysis conducted by molecular biologist Boris Timoyev 
revealed that the body goes back about 12,000 years ago, thousands of 
years before the Egyptian dynastic period. Who could be the mummified 
body content in the sarcophagus?<br />
According to Egyptian mythology, a family of gods descended from the 
stars in Egypt. They taught them the knowledge and wisdom. Later, when 
his work was over, they left the earth to return to heaven, with the 
exception of Osiris, who was left with the task of protecting and 
maintaining the dice ancestral knowledge.<br />
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The god Osiris. According to Egyptian mythology, he came down from heaven in a ‘flying boat’. Was it a UFO?<br />
Osiris brought civilization to men, taught them to cultivate the land
 and produce wine, and was loved by the people. After his death was 
mummified and buried in a secret location.<br />
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Based on this ancient myth, shortly after the discovery of the tomb 
of the visitor, a group of scientists, computer programmers, doctors and
 other academics gathered to discuss the scope of the event. The group 
was convinced that the body in the coffin was the mummy of Osiris, the 
alien king! The group adopted the name of “followers”, a movement of 
almost religious boundaries, dedicated to the worship of the “visitor 
from the stars.”<br />
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The Kremlin took the matter under a more pragmatic profile. At the 
time of the Cold War, it would have been helpful to have some kind of 
invincible alien technology. Moreover, Soviet scientists began to wonder
 seriously what the real function of the pyramids and if they had been 
designed for a particular purpose. Some of them were the hypothesis that
 they are powerful machines able to channel some energy of the cosmos or
 some kind of interstellar transmitter.<br />
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The KGB and the meeting with the former astronaut<br />
What piqued the interest of the Sci-Fi in the subject was a film that
 seems to have obtained US broadcaster of the Russian mafia through an 
intermediary.<br />
The film obtained from the archives of the KGB and high security 
images show the discovery of the sarcophagus inside the tomb Guest. The 
Sci-Fi experts guarantee the authenticity of the film.<br />
The black and white video shows a number of soldiers and officers 
entering what appears to be an Egyptian burial chamber without gas 
masks. At the opening of the sarcophagus, you can see a cloud of toxic 
gas invading the environment and the reaction of the soldiers affected 
by the breath and fear as they watch the mummy in the coffin that 
contained it.<br />
Later, the place seems to have been organized for further scientific 
analysis. Now the soldiers are wearing special protective suits.<br />
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What value can be given to this film? Is it a joke made on the basis 
of the revelations of Ivanovich? There is no doubt that the video shows 
concordance with the data contained in documents Ivanovich. This, 
according to some, would be further evidence to support the authenticity
 of the film.<br />
Furthermore, it appears that the private screening organized by the 
team of Sci-Fi, issued before the documentary aired, this daughter of 
one of those who formed the ”followers” who, recognizing his father in 
the images of the film, she begins to mourn.<br />
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“There is no doubt that a small group of Russian scientists with 
military experts have discovered a tomb in Egypt in 1961,” says 
Ivanovich. “But in the documents it has never been revealed exactly what
 was found inside the sarcophagus. Only through the sources of the 
highest ranks of the KGB know that we have found the remains of an alien
 creature died in Egypt 10,000 years before Christ “.<br />
If the information disclosed by Dr. Ivanocih are true, we need to 
reconsider all the cultural evolution of human civilization. Constantly,
 there is news that reveal the past of the Earth much more sophisticated
 and enigmatic than previously thought.<br />
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Moreover, whatever people may say, knowledge of Egyptian civilization
 and the construction of the great pyramids of Giza remains a mystery. 
“The fundamental question about ancient Egypt is to understand how such 
an advanced civilization, at the height of its development around 2500 
BC, has appeared on the world stage,” says McNaughton Roselyn Institute 
of Egyptology.<br />
“All the other ancient civilizations have experienced a progressive 
historical development in the design of its technology in hundreds or 
even thousands of years. This has not happened in ancient Egypt. A fully
 formed society suddenly came out of the desert”.<br />
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mil.huanqiu.com carries report on  "Caihong-4 surpasses US Preditor-A: 
China-made unmanned aerial vehicles able to compare with world bests."<br />
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 July 10, cnr.cn broadcasted an interview with Shi Wen, chief engineer 
of the Caihong series of drone.
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In the interview Shi said, “Caihong-4 drone is a new unmanned aerial 
vehicle that has been developed on the basis of Caihong-3.<br />
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It has a 
maximum speed of 230 km/hour, cruise duration of 40 hours, and range of 
5,000 km.<br />
“In addition to conventional reconnaissance, Caihong-4 can carry 
precision-guided weapon to conduct accurate attack at fixed and 
low-speed target. It can fly at the altitude between 7,000 and 8,000 
meters and has functions better than US Predator-A.”<br />
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Shi revealed in the interview his secret in developing new drones so 
quickly. He said that he first made a prototype and then gave flying 
shows of the prototype to the potential customers of the drone to get 
feedbacks from them so that he could add some functions and make 
amendments required by the customers. It saves much time to make the new
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HQ-17 Surface to Air Missile

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The HQ-17 a copy Russia classic Tor-M1 may have a short range, but manufacturer claims for its Tor-M1
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The Tor M1 “SA-15 Gauntlet” is a 12km ranged Russian air defense missile
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bombs and cruise missile. China has bought at least 25 vehicles. Its 
Chinese license production is designated HQ-17 with key differences 
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Friend Foe (IFF) antenna on top the search radar, electronically scanned
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drone attacks. At the same time, its vertically launched missiles allows
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Future aircraft could be powered by lasers and nuclear explosions if Boeing has its way. The aerospace firm claims a new-type of engine could produce energy-efficient thrust by firing lasers at radioactive material, such as deuterium and tritium. The technology could mean that planes and spaceships will require only a fraction of the power to operate, according to a recent patent filed by the company.<div class="imageCaption">
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<span style="font-size: 1.2em;">The engine outlined in the <a class="" href="http://pdfpiw.uspto.gov/.piw?Docid=09068562&homeurl=http%3A%2F%2Fpatft.uspto.gov%2Fnetacgi%2Fnph-Parser%3FSect1%3DPTO1%2526Sect2%3DHITOFF%2526d%3DPALL%2526p%3D1%2526u%3D%25252Fnetahtml%25252FPTO%25252Fsrchnum.htm%2526r%3D1%2526f%3DG%2526l%3D50%2526s1%3D9,068,562.PN.%2526OS%3DPN%2F9,068,562%2526RS%3DPN%2F9,068,562&PageNum=&Rtype=&SectionNum=&idkey=NONE&Input=View+first+page" rel="nofollow" style="font-weight: bold;" target="_blank">patent </a>would work by using high-powered lasers to vaporise the radioactive material producing a fusion  reaction.</span></div>
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<span style="font-size: 1.2em;">'At
 least one laser is positioned to vapourise the propellanet with at 
least one laser-beam into a thrust producing flow,' the company wrote in
 the document. </span></div>
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<span style="font-size: 1.2em;">A report in <a class="" href="http://www.businessinsider.com/boeing-just-patented-a-jet-engine-powered-by-lasers-and-nuclear-explosions-2015-7" id="ext-gen132" rel="nofollow" style="font-weight: bold;" target="_blank">Business Insider</a> compared the process to a small thermonuclear explosion.</span></div>
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<span style="font-size: 1.2em;">The by-products of the process would be hydrogen or helium, which would leave the back-end of the plane creating thrust.</span></div>
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<span style="font-size: 1.2em;">Meanwhile, the inside wall of the engine's thruster chamber will react with the neutrons created by the nuclear reaction.</span></div>
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<span style="font-size: 1.2em;">The resulting heat can then be harnessed by placing a coolant on the sides of the combustion chamber.</span></div>
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<span style="font-size: 1.2em;">The idea is to use this heat to produce electricity that can then drive the engine’s lasers.</span></div>
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<span style="font-size: 1.2em;">Other than the radioactive material, the engine requires very little in terms of external energy.</span></div>
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<span style="font-size: 1.2em;">Boeing’s Dreamliner is currently driven by turbofan engines that compress air and ignite fuel to create thrust. </span></div>
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<span style="font-size: 1.2em;">But it's expensive. The 787-8 Dreamliner. for instance, uses roughly $24.53 (£15.97) worth of fuel per nautical mile flown </span></div>
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Chandler.</span></div>
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support system that could mean economy passengers can sleep on long-haul
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cushion will have a 'face relief aperture,' which is essentially a 
face-front pillow with a hole for breathing.</span></div>
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<span id="ext-gen124" style="font-size: 1.2em;">If a mega yacht isn't quite luxurious enough and you crave the home comforts of a villa, good news.</span></div>
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<span style="font-size: 1.2em;">An
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rich - a floating villa that can simply be moved to wherever they want 
to go.</span></div>
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<span style="font-size: 1.2em;">The firm hopes millionaires and hotels will use the 'SeaScape' which even has an underwater bedroom built in.</span></div>
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<span style="font-size: 1.2em;">Each
 villa - or module - can exist standalone or as part of a larger 
integrated complex - modules simply connect together edge-to-edge, 
producing a number of possible arrangements.</span></div>
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<span style="font-size: 1.2em;">They can be added on in 700-square-foot units, with a variety of options that include internal pools and sun decks.</span></div>
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<span style="font-size: 1.2em;">'Our
 new series of floating villas demonstrates that it is possible to offer
 exceptional luxury through a simple, yet elegant modular design,' said 
Richard Colwill, Managing Director of BMT Asia Pacific.</span></div>
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<span style="font-size: 1.2em;">'In
 the Hotel & Tourism space we know we need to offer not only a 
unique experience, but also competitive costs and feasible deployment 
and operation,'</span></div>
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<span style="font-size: 1.2em;">At
 the centre of the floating villa is an acrylic underwater cylinder 
located in the centre of the home that drops into the ocean to offer a 
360 degree underwater viewing experience.</span> </div>
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<span style="font-size: 1.2em;">The
 4m-diameter cylindrical room formed from high-grade acrylic can be 
installed within SeaScape, adding a unique resort experience in a market
 where the truly different is becoming harder and harder to realise.</span></div>
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<span style="font-size: 1.2em;">The system is also easy to transport. </span></div>
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<span style="font-size: 1.2em;">Pre-fabricated
 parts can readily fit into standard shipping containers and allow for 
simpler and more cost-effective construction. </span></div>
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<span style="font-size: 1.2em;">Mr Colwill comments: 'We are very pleased to be introducing SeaScape to the luxury resort market.</span></div>
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<span style="font-size: 1.2em;">'This
 addition to BMT's Floating Villas portfolio offers even more options 
and flexibility to our customers to develop an unforgettable holiday 
experience for their guests.'</span></div>
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developed a new concept for a luxury floating villa envisioned for calm 
waters near the coast. Boasting an underwater bedroom that would 
literally let you sleep with the fishes, SeaScape can also be expanded 
with attachable pontoons to increase available floorspace.</span></div>
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some of the finer points of the design (perhaps because they don't exist
 yet). That said, the concept high-end villa sits upon a triangular 
floating pontoon measuring 700 sq ft (65 sq m). This is expandable to 
1,800 sq ft (167 sq m) using additional pontoon modules. It's not clear 
exactly how the homes attach to the extra pontoons, but the firm implies
 it would be a simple process.</span></div>
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<span style="font-size: 1.2em;">The
 villas would be prefabricated and transportable within a standard 
shipping container when disassembled. Marine-grade aluminum and 
fiberglass are slated for use as building materials.</span></div>
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<span style="font-size: 1.2em;">SeaScape
 is somewhat green too, albeit more due to the practicalities of living 
off-shore than strict environmental concerns. 'All the systems on the 
SeaScape model those found on yachts, meaning there is the intention to 
have the units as self-sustained for water and power,' a company rep 
told Gizmag.</span></div>
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<span style="font-size: 1.2em;">'While
 we haven't specifically focused on green features in the design a 
number of them are intrinsic to a waterside location – improved natural 
ventilation from sea breezes, temperature moderation through the hull 
from seawater. However developers/owners have the opportunity to install
 solar panels etc to supplement the small genset [diesel and electric 
generator] and as the roof area increases this may become a significant 
contribution to the total power load.'</span></div>
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<span style="font-size: 1.2em;">Clearly,
 SeaScape's standout feature is its underwater bedroom, and BMT Asia 
Pacific envisions an acrylic underwater cylinder located in the center 
of the home that drops into the ocean to offer a 360 degree underwater 
viewing experience.</span></div>
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<span style="font-size: 1.2em;">The
 company told us that the Underwater Room in the Manta Resort would be 
merely an 'upturned garden shed' in comparison. Bold words indeed, and 
it'll certainly be interesting to see if the end result lives up to the 
boast, should it actually ever be built. On that note, BMT Asia Pacific 
is currently seeking a commission to turn the SeaScape villa concept 
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The Divine Eagle has a single engine nestled between its tailfins, with a
 diameter of over 1 meter. This makes the engine likely to be a medium 
non-afterburning turbofan producing 3 to 5 tons of thrust, which in turn
 is usually enough to power a UAV of 12-18 tons in maximum takeoff 
weight.<br />
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 In comparison, the largest American UAV in open service, the 
RQ-4 Global Hawk, uses a F-137-RR-100 turbofan engine with 3.4 tons of 
thrust.<br />
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double bodied layout was chosen in order to provide the surface area for
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By using the single deck bus in the background (probably 3.2 meters 
tall, like most buses of its type) as a very crude visual yardstick, a 
very rough comparison suggests that the Divine Eagle is 6 meters tall, 
and 15 meters long (since most high altitude large UAVs have a wingspan 
to body length ratio of 2.5:1 to 3:1, the wingspan of the Divine Eagle 
is likely its be 35 to 45 meters across).<br />
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 The differing yellow, green 
and grey blue primer coatings on the Divine Eagle suggest the usage of 
different materials like composite and aluminum alloys for different 
sections of the UAV.<br />
For example, the grey blue forward dome on the 
port (left) body is likely to contain a satellite dish for long distance
 communications, suggesting that the material used in the grey blue 
sections are likely to be highly permeable to electromagnetic waves.<br />
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The grey blue is also to be found on the starboard side of the right 
body (facing outside), and if the airframe composition is symmetrical, 
likely to be found on the portside of the left body (also facing out).  
Such electromagnetic permeables are likely to house the Divine Eagle's 
long range anti-stealth radars (radomes are made of radar transparent 
materials), indicating that its radar arrays are 10 meters long, which 
suggests transmitting lower frequency (L and S Band) radar waves (most 
stealth aircraft are optimized to evade higher frequency, such as X 
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The green primer likely covers lightweight materials such
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stronger metal alloy, probably to support the engine weight and height. 
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