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Lurssen 55m Moon Sand Arrives in London - Vimarsana News

Lurssen 55m Moon Sand Arrives in London

Lurssen’s 55m Moon Sand (formerly Project 13800) was spotted in London after departing the shipyard in Germany.

Lürssen superyacht project 13800 launched - Vimarsana News

Lürssen superyacht project 13800 launched

Project 13800 is set to include “museum-quality” bespoke furniture, and an interesting interior aesthetic. Photo: Klaus JordanDickie Bannenberg commented on the launch, ”We are excited to see 13800 emerge from her shed. The initial concept was influenced by our studies based on the classic yacht Carinthia VI, designed by Bannenberg Snr, and built by Lürssen in 1973. Every centimetre of interior and exterior space usage has to be presented, discussed and agreed with the owners, and this has led to many inspiring discussions. We really look forward to seeing her completed ov...

superyacht Opera hull launched | SuperYacht Times - Vimarsana News

superyacht Opera hull launched | SuperYacht Times

Lürssen superyacht hull Project Opera launched in Germany ahead of 2022 delivery.

55 Plaque by Isabel Lee : Clarkesworld Magazine - Science Fiction & Fantasy - Vimarsana News

55 Plaque by Isabel Lee : Clarkesworld Magazine - Science Fiction & Fantasy

Science Fiction & Fantasy   There aren’t actually fifty-five plaques. I’ve found this to be a pretty common misconception in children, especially when parents neglect to talk about it at home. That’s why it’s one of the first points I go over when we begin our unit on the Didacts. There are only nine plaques that have arrived on Earth so far; 55 comes from the number of years between the ninth plaque and this coming tenth one, a number that follows a very special pattern called the Fibonacci sequence. Fibonacci, I say again slowly, spelling it out in big letters on the whiteboard.