or perfect
The Chinese navy is a shell compare to the US. Yeah they’ll have a large ship but it’ll be missing a lot of features to function at The same level as the us ship for extended intervals or over great distances. The equivalent fof buying an S class and skipping the AC leather interior, sound insulation, cheaper…
I understand teh different ballistic debate. just shocked by the image.
there have been different types of protests.
What are they poor?
WTF?!?!
The shells have 3x times the range with computer controlled targeting systems so a very high percentage of hits.
The factories of the 1950's and 60's are never going to happen again. A long line of workers making decent money is an accountants nightmare. Those jobs are going to be done in china for $1 an hour or be completely automated.
Agreed about the air pressure. One issue would be deacxeleration and being rear ended by any following pods.
Could be a challenging case to prosecute.
A friend woul do his for a light with a good 8 minute delay.
reality and perception are two different things. https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/police-use-tasers-with-increasing-frequency—and-some-lethal-results/2016/05/11/0ffdf5bc-f53b-11e5-a3ce-f06b5ba21f33_story.html?utm_term=.f9dcaa688a39
A ton is a ton. The cost to move based on weight is the same. the hay would cost more due to its larger volume it would take up.
Cost of fuel per ton of cargo carried. When a ship is carrying thousands of tons, yes the fuel bill is astronomical. when compared to each individual item non existent. yes people will be paying more, but to the consumer shipping costs doubling from $.01 to $.02 per can (as the example above used) is negligible.