What resources do you have in the world now? Please, 3Q

1 Natural resources Natural resources generally refer to all material resources and natural processes, and usually refer to resources that are beneficial to human beings under certain technological and economic environmental conditions. Natural resources can be classified from different perspectives. From the perspective of the renewability of resources, it can be divided into renewable resources and non-renewable resources

Renewable resources: resources that can be regenerated with human participation, such as farmland, which, if cultivated properly, can make the soil constantly new and continuously provide new agricultural products for human beings. There are two types of renewable resources:

One is resources that can be recycled, such as solar energy, air, rainwater, wind and hydropower, tidal energy, etc.; One category is biological resources. Non-renewable resources: (or depleting resources), the reserves, volume of such resources can be measured, and their quality can also be reflected by the percentage of chemical composition, such as mineral resources.

The distinction between renewable resources and non-renewable resources is relative, such as oil and coal are non-renewable resources, but they are the result of long-term physical and chemical changes in the stratum of paleontology (ancient animals and plants), which shows that the two can be transformed, which is the manifestation of the law of immortality of matter and conservation and transformation of energy. From the degree of controllability of resource utilization, it can be divided into exclusive resources and shared resources. Proprietary Resources:

Such as resources controlled and under the jurisdiction of the state. Shared resources: such as the high seas, space, information resources, etc.

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A lot of you narrow down the scope of water, electricity, wind, natural gas,

It's not the most powerful, is it? Now the mobile phone is so fast, no matter how powerful it is, it will be outdated, the most important thing is that the mobile phone is easy to use, Nokia's is good.

All told, if you use it now, on average, it should be used for more than 30 years, because technology is going to advance, so it's more than that.

United States: There are 12 aircraft carriers, of which 10 are Nimitz-class nuclear-powered aircraft carriers, one is the USS Enterprise, and the other is a conventionally powered aircraft carrier. Russia:

There is only 1 "Marshal Kuznetsov". United Kingdom: There are 3 conventionally powered aircraft carriers of the "Invincible" class.

France: 1 in total, the nuclear-powered aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle. Italy:

1 light aircraft carrier "Garibaldi", "Cavour" is about to enter service Japan: Quasi-aircraft carriers: 2 "Osumi"-class amphibious landing command ships, 1 "Hyuga".

Brazil: 2 in total, 1 conventionally powered aircraft carrier "Giant", and 1 conventionally powered aircraft carrier "Foch" from France was also purchased. India:

2 conventionally powered aircraft carriers, INS Vikrant and INS Virat Thailand: 1 conventionally powered aircraft carrier INS Gakri Nalubet. Spain:

1 conventionally powered aircraft carrier "Prince Asturias". South Korea: 1 aircraft carrier "Dokdo".

1. U.S. Navy: (CVN 63) Kitty Hawk home port Yokosuka, Japan (decommissioned and mothballed) (CVN 65) Enterprise Home port is Norfolk Military Port in Virginia, USA (CVN 67) USS Kennedy home port is at Base McPort, Florida (used as a training aircraft carrier when not on duty) (CVN 68) Nimitz home port is Norfolk Military Port in Virginia, USA (CVN 69) USS Eisenmilliwell home port is Norfolk Military Port (CVN 70) Carr, Virginia, USA USS Vincennes is home at Bremerton, Washington, USA (CVN 71) USS Roosevelt is home at Norfolk Military Port, Virginia, USA (CVN 72) USS Lincoln Everett, WA (CVN 73) USS Washington is home at Norfolk Military Port, Virginia, USA (CVN 74) USS Stennis is home at San Diego, CA (CVN 75) USS Truman is home at Norfolk Military Port, Virginia, USA (CVN 76) USS Reagan is home at San Diego, California 2. Russian Navy: "Kuznetsov".

3. British Navy: "Excellence", "Ark Royal". 4. French Navy:

Charles de Gaulle". 5. Italian Navy: "Garibaldi", "Cavour".

6. Spanish Navy: "Prince of Asturias". 7. Brazilian Navy:

St. Paul's. 8. Thai Navy: "Chakryu?

Nanubet". 9. Indian Navy: INS Vilante.

USS Enterprise (CVN-65) Nuclear-Powered Aircraft Carrier · USS Kitty Hawk (CV-63) Retired · USS Nimitz (CVN-68) · USS Midway (CV-41) · USS Forrest (CV-59) · USS Washington · USS Stennis (CVN74) · USS Kennedy · USS Lincoln (CVN-72) · Carl. USS Vincennes (CVN-70) · USS Independence · USS America · USS Truman (CVN75) · USS Constellation · USS Eisenhower (CVN69) · Russian aircraft carrier "Kiev" class · Russian aircraft carrier "Moskva" · Indian aircraft carrier "Vilante" · French "Clemenceau" class medium conventional power · South Korean light aircraft carrier about to be launched · Argentine aircraft carrier "May 25" · Thailand" Aircraft carrier Chakli-Narut · Brazilian aircraft carrier Miras Gerais · Spanish "Prince of Asturias" · INS Virat · Italian Voyage Giuseppe Garibaldi · Russian Marshal Kuznetsov · Marshal Gorshkov of Russia · Russian aircraft carrier Novorossiysk · French nuclear-powered ship Charles de Gaulle · French aircraft carrier USS Foch · Jeanne Garc · British Light Aircraft Carrier HMS Excellence · British light aircraft carrier HMS Ark Royal · British Ocean · Theodore Roosevelt (CVN-71) · Argentine aircraft carrier "25 May" · Spanish Prince of Asturia-class aircraft carrier · Thai Zachri. Light aircraft carrier Nalube · Aircraft carrier Miras Gerais, Brazil · Italian Garibaldy-class light aircraft carrier • Indo-Virat • British -- Invincible-class light aircraft carrier • Italy -- "Garibaldi" • France -- Charles de Gaulle-class aircraft carrier • France--Clemenceau-class aircraft carrier • US-Kitty Hawk-class conventionally powered aircraft carrier • US-Enterprise nuclear-powered aircraft carrier • Russian-Kuznetsov-class aircraft carrier • Russian-Kyiv-class aircraft carrier.

Of course, it's the Rolls-Royce Silver Charm, worth 100 million pounds (1.3 billion yuan, because the exchange rate changes frequently); According to its owner: "If you look at it as a work of art, it is worth 100 million pounds or more, because many of the paintings of the world's famous masters are about 100 million dollars, and the paintings can only be seen, and my Rolls-Royce can not only see but also move; But it's by no means the best car in the world, and if you look at it as an average car, it's probably worth only £395, maybe a little less."

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At present, there are nearly 40 strategic nuclear submarines and nearly 110 attack nuclear submarines in the world, mainly distributed in the five countries of the United States, Russia, Britain, France, and China. The United States has 14 strategic nuclear submarines, 57 attack nuclear submarines. Russia has 12 strategic nuclear submarines (only 8 are operational, of which 1 Russia has only 10 missiles at its disposal, 2 air boats that do not have missiles available for them, and 2 are under construction. , more than 30 attack nuclear submarines. China has 3 strategic nuclear submarines (which do not yet have the capability of ocean-going combat readiness duty), 6 attack nuclear submarines. Britain has 4 strategic nuclear submarines, 8 attack nuclear submarines.

France has 4 strategic nuclear submarines, 6 attack nuclear submarines. In addition, India completed and commissioned one strategic nuclear submarine last year. This is the number of nuclear submarines currently in service in the world, and the number of other conventional submarines is somewhat higher, and the total number cannot be counted.

China has the largest number, with about 55 ships. Other countries such as Russia, Germany, Japan, France, Sweden, South Korea, and Israel have a considerable number of conventional submarines, as well as a small number of Russian, German, and American-built submarines purchased by some small countries.