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The USS Gerald R. Ford, capable of carrying over 75 aircraft, is the largest aircraft carrier in the world. The $13 Billion, 337m-long flagship aircraft carrier joined the United States Navy in 2017. Each of the ship in the Ford-class will save $4b in total ownership costs during its 50-year service life. . An aircraft carrier is a warship which serves as a seagoing airbase. It is a symbol of prestige and power for the navies across the world. These giant aircraft carriers are equipped with a full-length flight deck capable of carrying, arming, deploying, and recovering aircrafts. Acting as the capital ship of a naval fleet in a waterfront, these supercarrier can carry numerous aircraft including fighters Jets, strike aircraft, helicopters, and other types of aircraft. As of 2021, there are an estimated 46 aircraft /helicopter carrier s in service operated by thirteen navies across the world , and the largest of them is the U.S Navy’s Gerald R Ford Class battl...

From Doomsday artwork to a mysterious underground network of tunnels, conspiracy theorists are sure that Denver Airport is hiding something. Many people have associated Denver International Airport (DEN) with the Illuminati, Freemasonry, and clandestine government operations for decades. And the strange murals, beast heads or scary “killer” horse statues certainly brought them a lot of material. Denver Airport seen from afar. Conspiracy theories about Denver Airport began when the facility was under construction. Given the multi-billion dollar project cost and year-long delay, some believe that the delay in opening Denver airport in 1995 was due to something shady, rather than the usual difficulties. major public works projects facing. Denver Airport has an eye-catching design and architecture. Many believe that the six underground bunkers beneath the airport may include intricate links to six distant bases, serving elite shuttles, wit...

The coconut crab – the world’ s largest land crab – can weigh over 4 kg (8.8 lbs) and span nearly a meter (3 feet) across. This guy can rip open a coconut with its power-claws, and it can also climb trees (ouch)! And, it could be the animal that devoured Amelia Earhart… “Monstrous.” That was the word that left Charles Darwin’s lips when he first saw a coconut crab. And indeed, it’s no ordinary crab. It’s strong enough to carry more than six times its own weight. In Darwin’s days, there were rumors that the crabs could climb trees and dangle from them for hours on a single pincer, holding on by nothing more than a single pincer-like some massive overgrown spider. There were stories that their claws were so strong that they could break through a coconut. And there were stories that they could tear a human being apart, limb by limb. Darwin didn’t believe most of these rumors, but in the end they turne...