Looks like it was a good trip!
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November 12, 2025 at 3:16 PM
Looks like it was a good trip!
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RFA Proteus has stopped within the Irish EEZ, relatively close to where some of the fun happened a year ago.
It's currently a little less than 1NM away from the gas interconnector.
Hopefully just a training ex rather than a full blown replay of last year.
It's currently a little less than 1NM away from the gas interconnector.
Hopefully just a training ex rather than a full blown replay of last year.
November 10, 2025 at 3:22 PM
RFA Proteus has stopped within the Irish EEZ, relatively close to where some of the fun happened a year ago.
It's currently a little less than 1NM away from the gas interconnector.
Hopefully just a training ex rather than a full blown replay of last year.
It's currently a little less than 1NM away from the gas interconnector.
Hopefully just a training ex rather than a full blown replay of last year.
Rossita didn't go north from Gremikha, which I had kind of been anticipating - last AIS ping just outside Murmansk.
Yauza's last ping; Belushya Guba.
Yauza's last ping; Belushya Guba.
November 4, 2025 at 2:27 PM
Rossita didn't go north from Gremikha, which I had kind of been anticipating - last AIS ping just outside Murmansk.
Yauza's last ping; Belushya Guba.
Yauza's last ping; Belushya Guba.
Monitoring vessels Petrogradskiy & Vyborgskiy made pitstops in Arkhangelsk (possibly unloading gear?) & are now headed to Murmansk.
Tavr & Pomor are currently in port in Arkhangelsk, with RZK Constanta not far away.
The others remain in the White Sea, perhaps awaiting their turn.
Tavr & Pomor are currently in port in Arkhangelsk, with RZK Constanta not far away.
The others remain in the White Sea, perhaps awaiting their turn.
November 4, 2025 at 2:25 PM
Monitoring vessels Petrogradskiy & Vyborgskiy made pitstops in Arkhangelsk (possibly unloading gear?) & are now headed to Murmansk.
Tavr & Pomor are currently in port in Arkhangelsk, with RZK Constanta not far away.
The others remain in the White Sea, perhaps awaiting their turn.
Tavr & Pomor are currently in port in Arkhangelsk, with RZK Constanta not far away.
The others remain in the White Sea, perhaps awaiting their turn.
Hm, how close? If someone was bored and goofing around with a HackRF One (for example), output power is only 30mW, so very, very, limited range.
But this is highly speculative - and there are more likely potential scenarios; this could probably be ruled out in an instant with station logs.
But this is highly speculative - and there are more likely potential scenarios; this could probably be ruled out in an instant with station logs.
November 3, 2025 at 5:56 PM
Hm, how close? If someone was bored and goofing around with a HackRF One (for example), output power is only 30mW, so very, very, limited range.
But this is highly speculative - and there are more likely potential scenarios; this could probably be ruled out in an instant with station logs.
But this is highly speculative - and there are more likely potential scenarios; this could probably be ruled out in an instant with station logs.
That's interesting! Thank you
November 3, 2025 at 1:59 PM
That's interesting! Thank you
Were they all at the same time, or over say 5-10 minutes?
If they all got injected at pretty much the same instant, then yes, we could rule out RF. If it was a longer duration - say 10 minutes, RF becomes more possible - but yes, it would require someone in the area of receiver.
If they all got injected at pretty much the same instant, then yes, we could rule out RF. If it was a longer duration - say 10 minutes, RF becomes more possible - but yes, it would require someone in the area of receiver.
November 3, 2025 at 11:51 AM
Were they all at the same time, or over say 5-10 minutes?
If they all got injected at pretty much the same instant, then yes, we could rule out RF. If it was a longer duration - say 10 minutes, RF becomes more possible - but yes, it would require someone in the area of receiver.
If they all got injected at pretty much the same instant, then yes, we could rule out RF. If it was a longer duration - say 10 minutes, RF becomes more possible - but yes, it would require someone in the area of receiver.
It would be great to see some follow up by the ground station owner to understand if someone injected the false position reports by RF transmission or not.
November 3, 2025 at 10:45 AM
It would be great to see some follow up by the ground station owner to understand if someone injected the false position reports by RF transmission or not.
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Bonus photo: Theoretical physicist Edward Teller, who never met a thermonuclear weapon he didn’t like, patting a Tsar Bomba and smiling during a visit to a Russian nuclear weapons museum after the end of the Cold War.
October 30, 2025 at 4:36 PM
Bonus photo: Theoretical physicist Edward Teller, who never met a thermonuclear weapon he didn’t like, patting a Tsar Bomba and smiling during a visit to a Russian nuclear weapons museum after the end of the Cold War.
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My apologies - I hadn't had enough coffee!
RZK Constanta is actually in Belushya Guba - it left Severny on 28 October, same day Yauza arrived in Severny.
It is Teriberka & (possibly) Sabetta in Gribovaya Bay.
I say "possibly" as Sabetta seems more reluctant to use AIS.
Sentinel 1 SAR from today.
RZK Constanta is actually in Belushya Guba - it left Severny on 28 October, same day Yauza arrived in Severny.
It is Teriberka & (possibly) Sabetta in Gribovaya Bay.
I say "possibly" as Sabetta seems more reluctant to use AIS.
Sentinel 1 SAR from today.
October 31, 2025 at 10:58 AM
My apologies - I hadn't had enough coffee!
RZK Constanta is actually in Belushya Guba - it left Severny on 28 October, same day Yauza arrived in Severny.
It is Teriberka & (possibly) Sabetta in Gribovaya Bay.
I say "possibly" as Sabetta seems more reluctant to use AIS.
Sentinel 1 SAR from today.
RZK Constanta is actually in Belushya Guba - it left Severny on 28 October, same day Yauza arrived in Severny.
It is Teriberka & (possibly) Sabetta in Gribovaya Bay.
I say "possibly" as Sabetta seems more reluctant to use AIS.
Sentinel 1 SAR from today.
My apologies - I hadn't had enough coffee!
RZK Constanta is actually in Belushya Guba - it left Severny on 28 October, same day Yauza arrived in Severny.
It is Teriberka & (possibly) Sabetta in Gribovaya Bay.
I say "possibly" as Sabetta seems more reluctant to use AIS.
Sentinel 1 SAR from today.
RZK Constanta is actually in Belushya Guba - it left Severny on 28 October, same day Yauza arrived in Severny.
It is Teriberka & (possibly) Sabetta in Gribovaya Bay.
I say "possibly" as Sabetta seems more reluctant to use AIS.
Sentinel 1 SAR from today.
October 31, 2025 at 10:58 AM
My apologies - I hadn't had enough coffee!
RZK Constanta is actually in Belushya Guba - it left Severny on 28 October, same day Yauza arrived in Severny.
It is Teriberka & (possibly) Sabetta in Gribovaya Bay.
I say "possibly" as Sabetta seems more reluctant to use AIS.
Sentinel 1 SAR from today.
RZK Constanta is actually in Belushya Guba - it left Severny on 28 October, same day Yauza arrived in Severny.
It is Teriberka & (possibly) Sabetta in Gribovaya Bay.
I say "possibly" as Sabetta seems more reluctant to use AIS.
Sentinel 1 SAR from today.