#3020

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hai bolboretas para se convertir en noite aquí na túa carne nun punto sen soidade unha pregunta que contén todos os meus segredos e o ceo é riso e é pano branco de liño distancia e morneza da raíz festexándonos follas do espazo todo e nada sendo eco

YEAH....

     ....the biggest cruise ship in the world....

          ....(for now, at least)....

               ....is THAT big!

Royal Caribbean’s Symphony of the Seas (pictured in the short video above) basic facts:

     Size: 228,000 tons of ship

     Length: 1,184 feet (361 meters) long

     Height: equivalent to a 20-story building

     People: 6,000+ passengers; 2,200 crew members

     Speed (max): 22 knots (41 kph / 25 mph)

     Construction: 3 years and 500,000 individual parts to complete

     In service: March 2018

                                         Symphony of the Seas

                                                 (Yeah! BIG!)

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(Even bigger cruise ships are coming soon, though....)

Massive cruise ship Global Dream....in service late 2021 or early 2022....(that’s an artist’s conception pictured above)....building now by expert shipbuilders in Germany....serving the Asian market throughout the Pacific Ocean....from Singapore, to Shanghai, to Seattle, to Sydney....and dozens of ports in between....carrying up to 9,000 passengers.

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>>Note: Even those fully-enclosed yellow lifeboats aboard Symphony of the Seas are HUGE. (Prominent along the length of each side of the huge ship, in the video and photo at the top of this post.) 

Each of the eighteen 370-person mega-lifeboats onboard has a specially-shaped hull for stability in rough waters....a length of 55 feet (16.7m) and a breadth of 18 feet (5.6m)....weighing 17 tons in stowed condition and 45 tons when fully loaded with passengers and crew.

Each boat is fitted with two 170hp diesel engines, providing a top speed of 6 knots (7 mph / 11 kph), and twin rudders for increased maneuverability. The ship also carries dozens of auto-inflating life rafts for additional capacity.

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