In what way is a ionization detector different from a smoke, infrared, or thermal detector?
?? Your not on a pirate ship from the 1500s, your sister shouldn't be in the service, not too bright, not too much common sense
My hubby is on a BIG naval ship and how you picture it well, lets just say it would NEVER happen. LOLbut thanks for the good laugh ;0)
you cannot force her to make her the reason for your existence. She needs space means she wants less of you and you should respect her decision. You think things been perfect and she been your soul mate but she may not feel the same way and it's best you realise you have your own life you must be responsible for. Please don't keep telling yourself she is 100% your soulmate and therefore without her you can't function, open your mind and explore your heart and don't close or shut yourself when she is not around for you. She cannot be used to solve your loneliness, focus on doing things for yourself.
If you NEVER ride at night and never ride through dark tunnels get as dark as you like. If your sunglasses annoy you look for a pair with thin, flexible arms that you can put on after you put on your helmet. I put a strip of cheap clingy window tint across the top of my clear visor. It was an easy add on that helps with really bright glare but doesn't get in the way at night.
All-metal ships are rarely damaged, and injuries or deaths are uncommon. These ships are frequently struck, but the high conductivity of the large quantities of metal, with hundreds of square yards of hull in direct contact with the water, causes rapid dissipation of the electrical charge.
