No worries, it will all be over very soon

I guess, we've officially entered the era in which decades happen in weeks.

First Indo-Pacific Deployment for German Navy Poseidon (3 months after delivery of 1st aircraft)

via IG @wir_sind_marine

Tonight, the German Navy’s P-8A—the first delivered to Germany—landed in Abu Dhabi.

- One of Our Submarines
- Damascus Station
- Infinite Powers: How Calculus Reveals the Secrets of the Universe

Is it just on my end or is it a formatting/ UTF-8 or smth error/bug?

Submarines that are likely to join the Russian Navy in 2026:
1- Project 08851 Yasen-M class SSGN “Perm”.

Only one submarine.
If I'm not mistaken, the last time this happened was in 2019.
It cannot be ruled out that the Khabarovsk may be another submarine on this list.

Absolute unique find. Well done!

It used to be whether or not you have snow on your rooftop

Satellite image of a satellite, with a resolution of 1.9 centimeters per pixel.

Satellite image of a satellite, resolution unknown.

Last year, Vantor (née Maxar, née Digital Globe) and China’s Chang Guang Satellite Co. got into a game of one-upmanship imaging reconnaissance satellites from orbit.

Another "for history buffs" one

a man in a yellow shirt is sitting in a chair holding a cup and pointing ALT: a man in a yellow shirt is sitting in a chair holding a cup and pointing

Someone's going to be like

Norway increases order by two more to now six Type 212CD submarines - Naval News The Norwegian government has approved the procurement of two additional Type 212CD submarines.

The Norwegian government has approved the procurement of two additional Type 212CD submarines. With the official signing of the contract, TKMS has received a comprehensive order extension in the ongoing 212CD program 🇳🇴 🇩🇪
www.navalnews.com/naval-news/2...

These are such great examples of why we need a service, merging AIS (surface) and ADSB/MLAT (air) sources.

I have never seen someone do that.

I wonder whether you could use the existing AIS coastal stations as well as ADSB receivers for that

I definitely will have a read 👌🏼

Great, my Ghost Fleet has just arrived the other day; timing.

What do you recommend though?

Ah yes, the shower/brushing one's teeth thoughts and theories are the best!

I am saving this post, just in case

A much-liked post by Germany’s satirical newspaper @der-postillon.com with the titles “Vienna Academy of the Arts offers Trump admission as a student” and the caption “They don’t want to get blamed again“

A joke for the history buffs:

Germany’s satirical newspaper @der-postillon.com titles: “Vienna Academy of the Arts offers Trump admission as a student — They don’t want to get blamed again“

The ICAO for Djibouti-Ambouli Int'l Airport, HDAM, actually stands for "hot damn."

I absolutely concur with your opinion!

A media outlet using AI slop will automatically lower my trust in it and eventually stop using/consuming it.

Thankfully, we all (or many) grew up/established our circle of proper outlets before this boom.
Finding new ones is going to become very hard though

You'd be surprised

US P-8's are not going to monitor HF, especially when operating due regards.

@puca.bsky.social maybe a bigger picture/ more information on your "Shanwick flights"

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Time for yet another megathread of my favourite satellite pics.

This time I have 123 images processed by me in 2025 *.

Various dates, random places.

Most of them were taken by Sentinel-2, some by S-3 and one or two by Landsat.

*There's one more pic that isn't mine, but it's so good 😊

Happy 2026 everyone!
May we find all the subs this year

Saab wins order from France for two GlobalEye surveillance planes Swedish defence group Saab said on Tuesday it had received an order worth 12.3 billion crowns ($1.34 billion) from France for two GlobalEye surveillance planes.

Saab wins order from France for two GlobalEye surveillance planes reut.rs/4sgWLFK