so far, shipping companies have focused on saving fuel to better ship design. because this also save some money. optimized, bocce produces energy consumption by up to 8 percent. streamlined, how can save up to 20 percent and reducing speed also cuts fuel consumption significantly the ditch harnessing the wind can also help save energy. an idea of being pursued by mikhail fast ship's captain and university professor. lucky you can talk to one supposed to be able to on, on his own, we discovered a seal system invented by german engineer, antoine slip not fuel in the 19 twenty's the let no police rotating cylinders on the decks of ships since diesel was cheat back then his idea did not catch on the flip no, to the sweat. and the roader essentially when the system propulsion for ships always re emerges when the fuel prices are high, the production of pies, the whole percent this was the case in 20 o 7. mikhail fos decided to develop a flatten a realtor for modern cargo ships at the end in the university of applied sciences, uses a model placed in a wind tunnel to t

the ship would sink 2 reasons. hydrogen isn't suitable for powering container ships. these vessels need a different climate friendly fuel. one that performs well, because these giants require massive amounts of energy. the engines and their bubbles are as big as houses on an average d. c. they burn a 120 tons of fuel that corresponds to the daily energy use of around 30000 households in germany. once more, all systems on board cargo ships are geared towards the use of diesel and heavy fuel oil. and their crews are only trained and using that type of engine another advantage of using fossil fuels bunkering for refueling is possible at any time and almost anywhere in the world. the, we've been used to basically using diesel for the last 100 years and shipping. now we have fairly short timeframe to reimburse something completely different, but which fuel should be? yeah, of sterling and his colleagues agree that neither the production nor consumption of the new fuel should admit greenhouse gases. the team is considering hydrogen ammonia, unconventional poll 3, can be pro

getting our ships a hell of a bit over 700 ships. actually image 0 point one percent of the global c o 2 emissions. so some one over 1000 tons of c o 2 that is being made on this planet come from one of the options. i think that's a mess of responsibility that we need to to do something about but doing something would require building new types of ships. what should these vessels look like? and what fuel should they use? building a container, ship costs 100000000 euro is a more effect. so normally has a life span of more than 20 years. best thing on the wrong technology would be a disaster but time is running a claim. inspection and ecological responsibility are no key factor. shipping many corporate strategies, our direct customer behavior is changing. and how invest us beginning to, to ask a different questions about this and being much more serious about it. if we don't act, it would speed on this. as a company, we might become irrelevant. so far, shipping companies are focused on saving fuel to better ship design, because this al

shipping. many corporate strategies our direct customer behavior is changing and how invest us beginning to, to ask a different questions about this and being much more serious about it. if we don't act, it would speed on this. as a company, we might become irrelevant. so far, shipping companies are focused on saving fuel to a better fit design. because this also save some money. optimized, bocce produces energy consumption by up to 8 percent. streamlined, how can save up to 20 percent and reducing speed. also costs fuel consumption significantly. the dish harnessing the wind can also help save energy. an idea of being pursued by mikhail fast ship's captain and university professor. lucky you can talk to one. so this one is a, we discovered a seal system invented by german engineer, antoine slip not fuel in the 19 twenty's, the black, no police rotating cylinders on the decks of ships since diesel was cheat back then, his idea did not catch on the flip, no, to the sweat and the roader essential

good ship.be he is the best in the whole world. hello to all i am very happy to see many familiar faces. we are now as equipped as we can be do a very comprehensive and complete research. we realized that no one had ever researched this topic before. while everything was investigated and investigated, including the biokont rail accident in the 1990s. we also found a handwritten map from the land force engineering coast survey in 1889. this research showed that they were moving in the river in that direction, especially around the island of talomail , but they did not find any carcasses or anything , they did not take any action in this area that we are investigating now, so we are in part of we are doing research on the river, except for the northern part above the river, no one has done research on it. i am very happy to be a member of this team. it is always for me. it was a pleasure to meet all of you and to return to you . i am working from the bottom of my heart. i hope it will be a valuabl

for the defense of the ship. i was also a navigator for a while. rotc unit, i took one course in policy and highlighting offshore and we would be going along the coast. and celestial navigation. you learned out of a book how to do that. i got to be the navigator because the navigator ran our ship into the ship island one night. he was supposed to be taking a left turn and he didn't and the next morning, the captain relieved him and said, mr. ellis? you are the navigator. [laughter] so then i was the navigator of the ship. i know what i took my first star site, i did not know the first star from another star and i took the book out and figured out which star it would be and i looked down with the sextant and i was looking, looking, looking and there it was, right where it was supposed to be. when we were going down to guantanamo bay, i navigated us across the caribbean and then all the way across the pacific. then he gave the job to someone else and i was a watchman and i was thinking, thank god. by that time, i k

ask the family that built the ship, they were ship builders. how do they feel? they say they live on telegraph road, so i always imagine the forest they first entered when i drive home. it was written here and here on the concrete with red spray. it is very funny that mihar's family lives exactly here. in the same street where i grew up, timoti street, mihar street, when i go shopping, i might pass by them without i know they are, but someone very well taught them to shut their mouths and not say anything. they told their children. settlement of chemical houses related to the paper industry . an international paper company was also here. it is a wave of being here now that the oil industry has come here . the current zoning in afrikaun is the same. all these dark areas on the map are considered industrial zones. this city is so wide that it is considered an empty field on the map and is shown in gray color. it is given that there is a lot of empty land inside the residential areas , when you have empty land inside the residential context well, you have to decide

we had a ship library. we all read all the books in a library or we had a, you know, telling you why we had a poker game going in order. i was i got out and play early on. i learned not to gamble on no gambling, but those guys were still playing poker when we got when the war ended and they had a couple of poker game downstairs. below deck. they had a couple of poker games and every once in a while we'd go somewhere where you could let your men go ashore and we'd give them three beers each wall. i don't know where to chill beers. they get three beers each. the guys who didn't drink could sell their beer for untold amounts of money, and we'd play baseball or something to kill time running around on dry land. i mean, back then back. i come to the ship and back to the old routine. they never got they never got a real liberty until maybe the third time we went to manila. we were in manila right after? she fell and then wwere back again. and on that trip we were able to march, move through, line them up and walk

everybody can be captain on a ship, but wouldn't get this ship to where she's ready for the job she would do for when you're there in battle. what you did before doesn't count anymore. what matters now is what you in battle. it's like your ship at your main job fighting. believe me, when it comes to fighting the steward. to me to right in there with the rest of them. that's real teamwork, sir. you bet it is. and because their primary job is fighting steward's mate instruction, standard courses, an airplane and ship recognition and ship compartments, ocean and gunnery. i'm glad you told me that. it makes me proud just to anywhere on the team and johnson, don't ever forget this about steward's mate. they made poor soup between battles, but in battle they poured a leg with the best of them. and so company five, ten now u.s. navy fighting men as are so many of you for the time those recruiting days are almost over. those who found it tough weeks have been lived through. he and his have learned the basic rules of the game. now someone's going to wreck the service duty while others will special

each of those ships has its own story . in this earthen container of makwa village in mozambique , these are all precious necklaces. i am sure you have heard many things about them. including that these necklaces were traded for many things, even for the delivery of african bodies. well, what i do what i do is that i take these and sew them to clothes. we do this according to a small tradition before we hit the water. when we are in the water, we have to sharpen our ears to hear the sounds . you know, we have to listen to the voices of our ancestors. listen as they try to lead us to the remains of sunken ships. how sad that the shipwreck discovered in the river delta belongs to clotilde the expert for many reasons. have in their possession, which shows that this wreck does not belong to the clotilda ship, it is the present-day country of benin in west africa. many people think that they can never overcome that ship to find i was never looking to find the wreck. it didn't matter to me at all to know the place where one of th

and set fire to the ship. after 20 years, mihar is still afraid that he will be arrested and this crime is punishable by death. in my opinion, mihar did that interview and lied so that he could not find the ship by sending people to look for nakhd siaheh. all influential people are present in this story. you see, they don't want this ship to be found. so what is the assignment? you play a game and tell them. not here, you are wasting your time. the last slave ship at the end of the journey it was located along the sea. the tugboat refused to go to mabil river. as clatilda was sailing across the mobile river, the clock on the old spanish tower struck exactly 11 o'clock , and the watchman's voice rang out across the marsh. hour it's 11, and everything in clotilta's line was taken straight to tuelo island by nightfall, where it was lonely and strange. i called jocelyn davis to let all the descendants of clotilda's slaves know that they found clotilda. we just had a meeting with them. my meeting is over, this news

large ship, large voyage in russia over 101.00 km of waterways for shipping is the second largest in the world. we are second only to china. more than 20,000 ships ply the rivers, of which more than 2,700 carry passengers, and in some regions, rivers are the only way to get to remote villages and towns, which is why it is so important to replenish the river passenger fleet. as part of the state program for the development of the transport system, 38 new ships for various purposes have been put into operation since 2019, and 28 of them were built in the last 2 years. the voldai ship is designed for 45 passengers, and at the same time it looks like a bus, like a submarine, because the exit is through the stern by a ladder. there are currently 18 such ships built, they operate in nizhny novgorod. your yakutia transported almost 175,000 passengers last year. baldai hydrofoils, like the legendary meteors, which were produced in large quantities in the soviet union. in the eighties , their production ceased, in 2017 it was revived, a new class of baldai ships appeared. they are placed on t

the ships couldn't talk to the men. the men couldn't talk to the ships. back to susan's board. why didn't they just call them on their cell phone right. anyway, it was well into afternoon before any radio contact the two was established. well, what do you do in the. there was one immediate benefit to the arrive of the destroyers, and that is that many of the german gunners fearful of disclosing their position, stopped shooting. that by itself was reprieve of sorts to the men hunkered down on that shingle. the slide that john this morning of them behind shingle. i had that slide too but it's not here but anyway. near the center of omaha beach, near a little called lemuel a destroyer commander whose name is robert bier, a lieutenant commander who was captain of the gleaves class destroyer, carmack was scanning the bluffs looking for puffs of smoke or something that would indicate where the enemy gun emplacement was. he couldn't see a thing, but he did notice this, that the few tanks that had gotten ashore in omaha and of course, omaha, where a lot of the supposedly a duplex drive

that this ship will serve on the northern borders this year.urg is the main city of our country, and the fate of the city has always been closely linked with korobel. about 40% of ships and vessels are built on our verts, our famous srednenevsky plant has built about 600 ships and vessels during its existence, and this is our power, the power of our russia. afanasy ivannikov is designed to combat sea mines, which minesweepers can detect both in the water and in the ground, without entering the danger zone. for this purpose, the ship uses various types. as well as remotely controlled autonomous underwater vehicles. vessels of this type are designed to protect naval bases, coastal areas, mineral deposits, as well as to conduct reconnaissance escort of other ships at sea. the monolithic hull made of fiberglass makes this impressive -sized ship literally invisible in the sea. the fact is that most mines and torpedoes have fuses that react to the anomalous magnetic field of massive metal objects, and such a hull will not be detected by them. in addi

was safe, the ship was anchored, and uh, some reports suggested that the ship was not even hit or targeted, and this is why... "the yemeny army releases such footage because they want to show the world that yemen is fully capable of striking and directly hitting any ship, any cargo shipment, any oil tanker that lurks anywhere in the red sea and nearby waters, whether that attack comes as a result of unmanned drones or surface drone boats similar to the ones that struck the oil, the greek oil tanker and caused this..." massive explosion that is circulating all over media outlets, social media platforms, and what's very clear, and the message that has been seent is that yemen is and is fully capable of striking any ship within the vicinity of yemeni waters, if the ship is linked to israel, if the uh parent company has shipped to occupying uh uh israeli occupy... palestinian territory and these operations will only continue to intensify according to the unsada law leader and according to the armed forces military spokes person. now the reason why this particular oil tanker was targeted is bec

petersburg today the anti-mine ship afanasia was ceremoniously launched.v laid it down at the srednenevsky shipyard in 2021 by order of the ministry of defense. the vessel belongs to the new generation of the ministry of natural resources and mainly, my colleague ksenia yakubina will tell you about its advantages. the hero of the occasion srednevskom shipyard new minesweeper afanasy ivannikov. the traditional bottle of champagne is broken. the ship touches the water for the first time, on the shore the recruit is received by the commander-in-chief of the navy. these ships already serve in almost all fleets. and being the ninth in the series. i am convinced that this ship will serve on the northern borders this year. st. petersburg is the main city of our country. and the fate of the city has always been closely connected with shipbuilders, about 40% of ships and vessels are built on our verts, our the famous srednenevsky plant has built about 600 ships and vessels during its existence, and this is our power, the power of our russia. afanasy ivannikov is de

harbor ships are considered moving base. the other way around, that is, us submarines will see the sahant floating in the atlantic ocean near the us, this... this is what happened. more than 40 palestinians were killed in a single day of israeli strikes across gaza, as overall that total nears 40,300. the un says about 250,000 palestinians have been forcefully displaced in gaza in a single month due to israel's repeated orders of evacuation and the international children's rights organization has called on british authorities to immediately stop selling arms to israel or the regimes massacre children and gosa.

harbor ships are considered moving base.. capability is not supposed to see us vessels in the persian gulf's international waters, but it's the other way around. that is, us submarines will see the sand float. in the atlantic ocean near the us, this is what happened. this is story of people who had uphill battle with a now executed iraqi dictator saddam hussein and his now defunct baptist regime who sought to stifle the pilgrimage to the shrine of imam hussein. this is story of unsung heroes who put their lives on the line out of their love for the prophet of islam and his family. when human beings first decided to domesticate animals. and key pets at home, they had different goals in mind, but now the idea has been taken to a whole new level. watch in this documentary how animals are suffering at the hands of human beings and how keeping animals has changed people's lives. press tv news headlines, israel's intense attacks kill nearly dozen. palestinians in gaza, where the total death toll nears 40,300. yemenese observe anot

shipping traffic in the red sea has declined by 85%, and shipping companies have found it too risky to dock at israeli ports. ilot port would have already been forced to close, were it not for financial aid provided by the zinanis regime. ilat ports bankrupty however is just drop in the ocean when it comes to the wider economic consequences of the designist. perpetrator genocide, the zinanis states economy had lost approximately 60 billion checkles, or 60 billion us dollars by may this year. in fact, data from the israel the ministry of finance indicates that the entity is due to run one of its widest budget deficits this century. however, this has not come without retaliation. in addition to several rounds of us and british air strikes on yemen, the zinist regime recently attacked yemen's port of hudaida, setting fuel tanks a blaze as well as power plant. hudata is a crucial civilian port for humanitarian aid and trade. "the zianis regime said its air strikes were a counterattack against ansarula's recent successful drone attack on tel aviv. however, experts say that the attack agains

the first operation targeted the oil ship sunyan, which belongs to a company that have ties with the israeli enemy and violated the bank. decision of entry to the ports of occupied palestine, the ship was accurately and directly heat while was sailing in the red sea and is now at the risk of sinking. the other operation targeted the ship that is as well belonging to a company that have ties with the israeli enemy and violated the band decision of entry to the ports of occupied palestine. it was also directly and accurately heat while was sailing in the gulf of aiden under red sea. the two military operations were carried out by by the naval uav and the missile forces with number of uncrued boats, ballistic missiles, winged missiles and drones. they many armed forces confirmed that their continuation in imposing naval blockade on the israeli enemy and targeting all ships associated with or belonging to companies that deal with the israeli enemy within the area of military operations, announced in the previous statements. the operations of the yemani armed forces will not stop until th

history of shipping and flagging to occupy palestine and that's why this ship was attacked. thank youwith palestinians how much of it was expected in terms of the capabilities of the yemani army and how much of it has surprised, particularly uh the us and western countries whose vessels are passing through those waters. well, i don't have inside sources in uh the us government and the us military to let you know whether they were surprised or not. um, but they uh, the the us, let me say, the yemenese have been very... effective and they have been absolutely faithful to everything they have said, everything they have promised, they have done, they have accomplished a great deal by preventing ships from gaining access to israel uh through the through the red sea, and they've been an enormous help to the palestinian cause and and uh... um and they uh, i'm i'm no longer surprised that at whatever they accomplish, and they, i'm amazed at their ability to accomplish so much. as far as the american dro is concerned, um, it's not surprising that the united states would use this, but the unite

this is how their ships, this is the root their ships are taking, when it comes to the efficiency of these of the yemini forces, they are at such level raiding directly via military groups, military formations boarding the ships and destroying them directly, destroying also the cargo they carry, there was also another operation whereby another ship was attacked. which was carrying products, so the efficiency of the operations, it's at the level whereby american and british generals and officers and the israeli enemy, they confess that these operations are very effective, rather decisive, and control the situation, and the level of control has become clear in preventing the ships that are linked to the israeli. enemy from passing through and attacking them directly with efficiency and destroying them, the impact on the economies of the enemy is rising on the israelis, on the americans and the british as well, this impact is ongoing and it is rising. when it comes to the preparations for the response, these preparations are continuing and the timing god willing will surprise the enemy

and this happened to our cultural ship. dear mr. hatami, we have to end our conversation with you. let's finish the work because there is a blessing on shirab chang and if possible, we can watch the competition for a few minutes . we talked with you last night and we came to the same conclusion that what happened culturally in paris was a very good performance in terms of the number of medals and it was the best performance. maybe it's only as good as the 2012 olympics i will say goodbye to you . thank you. let's go to mehran hasharadi, if my friends broadcast his picture, he has come to fight now, but he can come back. if i don't know , my second time is over, or here, he should give some tips to his fight so that he can win . faced with the name of alio ciman alessio, who takes the time to his advantage, he has very good quality , but he has not succeeded until this moment and still alessio is placed in the same way, now he receives a point from alessioz for his punch. finally, this blow the one who scored a point tries t

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, each ship has eight moscow missiles, it is quite a powerful combat unit, they recently transferredtopol. because i think so, i fear for their fate, and they their regular base was the chicken bay , next to this cyclone corvette, which we destroyed with atakoms in may, if you remember, it was in may by the blow of such and such, it sunk directly due to a direct hit, and now i see submarines there boats and... and well, in principle, and the ships, here is the kryvak, the kryvak is signed, these are old ships, so-called, these are still soviet, they are already 45 years old, but they also removed them from... sevastopol, they are in principle they do not pose a threat to us in person now, because they do not have caliber missiles, these are anti-submarine ships, but they removed them, because they are large, large and that’s all, i recently looked, and i was also there because his studies there, a photo of the sevastopol bay, holland, this is the base of all such large ships, there and the soviet fleet, then... the russian fleet was based there, a little ukrainian fleet was based the

what is the main advantage of the new ships?lo, vera, work was accepted by the commander-in-chief of the russian navy, and the main feature of this ship is a monolithic hull made of fiberglass. according to experts, it is precisely due to the use of this material that this impressive ship becomes virtually invisible in the sea. the fact is that most mines and torpedoes have fuses that are triggered by the abnormal magnetic field of massive metal structures, and a fiberglass hull makes this difficult to do, it is virtually invisible to such self-direction systems torpedoes and for magnetometers that are installed on submarines, and the new minesweeper will be used for - it is worth noting that such a hull, unlike a metal one, is lighter and stronger. it is also resistant to corrosion, so the service life of such a ship will be longer. and the commander-in-chief of the navy will tell about the fate of this vessel after launching. let's listen: these ships are already serving in almost all fleets, and being the ninth in the series,

now, 177 ships that have been targeted, this despite the decrease in the number of... ships passing through the ships that are linked to the americans or british or those that are carrying products for the israeli enemy, the maritime activity for these ships has decreased significantly, now we're chasing down those rare cases that pass through, and this decrease in the shipping which the israely enemy was taking advantage of, it is victory in itself, "it's a great victory for our armed forces and for the yemen's supportive battlefront, and it's a real victory. the decrease in the shipping is something clear, and the americans and others admit to this, everyone is speaking about a decrease in the maritime activity, the their maritime activity in the red sea, and the enemy indeed is suffering." is suffering as a result of the impact of the supportive operations in the yemani battlefront whereby they have eliminated the shipping that served the israeli enemy and one of the results which was clear announced the firm results the bankrupty of the um port which the enemy calls the alert po

yes, yes, the ship that clapped with shasham, he was able to pass that ship with that closeness, he came with mahdi, mahdi in the dirt, maybe a mistake caused his hand to fold and in a surprise , he will lose all the points, but maybe if he folds his hand i couldn't be surprised, i wouldn't be surprised, this competition would continue, and in the future, fomite and lopez will be more beautiful make a mistake once and it's over. to the margins of the continued presence of representatives of the occupying quds regime in paris. if you think that the person sleeping on the grass in the park is homeless, you are wrong. by the way, he is a famous person. this person is thomas chekan, a 23-year-old italian swimmer who started the olympics and won a gold medal . the condition of the ventilation is not good and the room is very hot, a similar complaint that has been repeated on social networks such as tik tok. why is it like paris? he just found out that he is the host of the olympics. they don't have food to give to athletes. the same food is cream. then they tell you to come to your room and t

and he apprentices to some quicker shipping interests there and learns shipping trade he learns how to navigate the of very complicated coastline of england bringing coal from newcastle down to to london. he goes all over the baltic all over the north sea. he masters this trade and he does in these ships. this is an early, early photograph of one of the whitby cats. they're called, and they are you know, they're sleek, they're not beautiful. they're not fast. but they are stout and solid and, nearly bombproof. and they can carry huge amounts of stuff. they have a square, you a square stern. they these the ships that you learn to navigate. and these are the ships, the whitby cats that he used all three of his voyages around the world. so that's why i showed that photograph. but okay. okay. so the voyage itself was designed to find something the british had been obsessed with centuries, finding the northwest passage, a shortcut over canada from the atlantic to, the pacific, in order to facilitate trade with the east indies. as with, you know, with india, with china. and also while they'r

about 40% of ships and vessels are built on our verts. and our the famous sredneftsky plant has built about 600 ships and vessels during its existence. and this is ours. ivannikov is designed to combat sea mines, which minesweepers can detect both in the water and in the ground, without entering the danger zone. for this, the ship uses various types of trawls, as well as remotely controlled autonomous underwater vehicles. vessels of this type are designed to protect naval bases, coastal areas, mineral deposits, as well as reconnaissance and escort other ships at sea. monolithic hull made of fiberglass makes this impressive size. the ship is literally invisible in the sea, the fact is that most mines and torpedoes detonators react to the abnormal magnetic field of massive metal objects, and such a hull cannot be detected by them. in addition, compared to a metal one, a monolithic fiberglass hull is lighter, stronger, more resistant to corrosion, therefore it has a longer service life. for us, these are many stages of construction, that is,

and down the ship. and once we got it on the ship, there was they had about seven decks or levels on the ship for people schlep. and over that 20,000 us and their banks were very close together and fashioned a little wall just an iron bunker around a pipe with a canvas on it and a real thin mattress. and there were very close together. in fact, a good sized guy couldn't turn over. he didn't get out. but and river and then get back in about if he wanted to. so my most us because of the heat down in the bottom there was no air conditioning or fans or anything like that. we'd go up on the top. yeah. and the top deck would just be full of people because we were up there that was down in the bottom of the ship. so spent most of our time there and the ship sailed still not knowing where we were going until we were shovel ready to see. then they began briefing groups of where we were going and that was my first hearing of iwo jima and they had a board every four by a piece of board of some guy that they had dr

in 1785 , 25 ships were launched here, a flotilla of 13 yachts and twelve mushroom ships for catherine's over time, shipbuilding in krichev fell into decline. big business literally became small. we are heading to the local creativity center. for children and youth to see miniature models of ships that several centuries ago ploughed the sea expanses. a native of menka goes to the village to find out how it is better than the city, you are a real modern belarusian guslar. yes, you have five children, yes, i was really drawn to nature, i just realized that nature is generally my priority in life, so, in general, i gave up everything, i already missed this space right in the city, i missed nature, you studied, lived and worked in moscow, then at one wonderful moment in your life you needed to return here to your historical homeland, to look after your grandmother, after you converted your parents' house into a stable, horse site, why horses, because other animals also need help, to each his own, but by and large horses are such a childhood illness. what, what can i say, the only thing that

you to one of 700 people who were rescued from the ship.- rescued from the ship. ship. you are travelling second-class - rescued from the ship. you are travelling second-class but i travelling second—class but amazingly, he survived. he went on to live in england after the sinking. he had passed by the time we found this but he did that with a bit of guilt, survivors guilt. titanic was on her maiden voyage, travelling from southampton to the us when she hit an iceberg. the ship, made from thousands of thick steel plates, was thought to be unsinkable. steel plates, was thought to be unsinkable— unsinkable. either these are rabbits. they _ unsinkable. either these are rabbits. they hold _ unsinkable. either these are rabbits. they hold each i unsinkable. either these are rabbits. they hold each of. unsinkable. either these are i rabbits. they hold each of the rivets of the hull, overlapping together to form the exterior structure. so there are over 3 million of these on the ship. there was a theory they're using substandard materials. white bags may be some bits wer

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