BLUEBIRD MARINE SYSTEMS LIMITED LIABILITY PRIVATE COMPANY 06577058 DISOLVED 2020

BLUEBIRD MARINE SYSTEMS LTD (BMS) was a think tank for new technology. The company identified and anticipated future technology developments and needs for a circular economy (sustainable society), then conducted studies into the viability of such technology as either replacements or supplements to existing technology. The theme for potential investment in emerging technology was sustainability and affordable staged transitions for industry and other stakeholders.

PLEASE NOTE: (AS OF AUG 2017) THE COMPANY HAD NOT BEEN FUNDED BY THE UK, OR ANY OTHER GOVERNMENT

In 2017 the company ceased operating/operations after settling affairs to offset liabilities. In 2020 the company was dissolved with zero assets to avoid mounting administrative and storage costs and future liabilities arising from the latest efforts of the State to (stealth) tax companies via fines for (in effect) not trading, or standing in readiness to trade. See Rishi Sunak's HMRC's oppressive regime.

Not only is the UK making deserts and melting ice caps with what many perceive as continuation of their kleptocratic empire building agenda (despite global warming), on orders from Boris Johnson, but Britain, essentially a service provider that relies on companies to generate revenue, is being made into a corporate desert via policies that drain, instead of nurture start up talent. We await further information as to such allegations. This (legacy) site has now reverted to the former trustees for re-allocation.

Committees get bogged down in a mindset to meet artificial targets that are in effect increasing global warming. All they have to do is STOP making anything that is not NET ZERO. It really is that simple.

The real problem is the perceived need for continuous growth. That is in itself an artificial premise proffered by banks who want to sell you money - that the planet cannot afford. Perhaps we need a green banking revolution to accompany the forthcoming transport revolution.

BMS was a privately owned company, operating on a not-for-profit basis, that is helping to develop an intellectual property portfolio of vehicle designs (under license) from the most promising research and innovations that we identify with, consisting of:

1. Patent marine technology (Zero Carbon=ZC) (boat & ship designs) and the licensing of that technology and know-how to customers internationally on a virtually free basis.

2. Patent vehicle technology (Smart Cities ev infrastructure for cars & commercial vehicles) and the licensing or franchising of that technology, though at present these aspirations have been shelved for lack of interest or funding and to enable focus on marine conservation.

BMS is available for consultation on strategies for governments and corporations in connection with such intellectual property and in particular; blue growth. This service may help organizations to plan for the immediate and long-term future in economic, social and sustainable terms.

In association with academic and other (charitable) organisations, BMS has pledged to assist in the development of ocean going vessels to tackle the growing problem of plastic waste, by contributing specialist know-how and design expertise. CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION

Donations to SeaVax and other projects March 14 2016 10:35 GMT. Please note that our not-for-profit arm does not receive all of the monies raised by Avaaz funding, but will receive a generous grant to further specific project targets. As of May 2017, the administration of the SeaVax project passed to the Cleaner Ocean Foundation, with Bluebird Marine remaining as R&D and technical support to the project on a not-for-profit basis.

[Left] Website traffic to April 2016, reflecting the increase in visits as a result of the Avaaz fund raising campaign where 50,000 people around the world gave generously. Thank you to all supporters of ocean cleaning. We hope to use this boost to speed up development. [Right] Website traffic March 11 2016, reflecting the huge increase in visits as a result of the Avaaz fund raising campaign.

[Left] Website development and traffic from March 2015 to January 2016. This shows a reliable upward trend reflecting SeaVax development, media (including social) mention and another robotic project. [Centre] Website development and traffic from August to September 2015. The rapid acceleration in growth stemming from the Ecostar project has now leveled off as our efforts have swung more to ocean plastic and the SeaVax plastic cleanup project - proving that cars are more interesting to the surfing public than clean seas. [Right] Website development and traffic from April 2014 to February 2015, demonstrating strong growth in popularity - for the most part centered about and driven by current project pictures and pages, in this case the Ecostar DC50.

Website development and traffic from May 2014 to April 2015, demonstrating strong growth in popularity - driven by current project pages, in this case the SeaVax cleaner oceans project. [Right] Website hits/visits from July 2014 to May 2015, showing a continuing trend. Our social media hope that with visitors spreading the news of the work that we do, that our website will become a popular reference stop.

Developing ships that can deliver goods around the world without polluting the planet is now a goal that the United Nations and IMO are not only supportive of, but actively encouraging innovative solutions. Zero carbon marine transport is now a commercial reality. Investors are invited to help us exploit the potential for such high performance technology.

BMS advises on the development of robots for humanitarian purposes such as rough terrain emergency rescue, specializing in chassis design. See our suggestion for an all-terrain hexapod based robot that (theoretically) could run as fast as a human.

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BMS is an equal opportunities employer. In line with many enlightened businesses, we discourage discrimination on any ground, in compliance with Article 14 of the European Convention of Human Rights. The civil service is an example of an administration that actively discriminates against employing socially disadvantaged persons. We offer any person the chance to grow, based on their skills, abilities and dedication.

Information as to company structure and the private ownership element is available via Companies House, but we publish such information on this page so that potential contributors (sponsors and private donators) will have confidence in the not-for-profit nature of the company and the integrity of our officers.

In our modern age anti money laundering is high on the agenda of the UK government with the aim of generating more taxes and preventing crime. Rules are therefore in place as to declarations of share holdings where such holdings exceed 10% or more of the capital, profits or voting rights.

BMS was set up as a £1,000 pound company in 2008. Only three ordinary shares of the one thousand theoretically available, have been issued as of 21/08/17. No person or outside company therefore has 10% of the potential share capital - where 10% control of BMS would mean one person or entity owning at least 100 shares.

Share options in BMS (or any other company) that may have been offered by way of incentives have long ago expired and there are no plans to repeat any such offer or offers in the pipeline. This is because of the not-for-profit aims of the company. Though, the company does need to attract funding or other support in order to maintain a research and development capacity.

At present (11-10-17) BMS has two directors, comprised of two persons and two corporations.

Christina Dusart heads up general administration for which no salary is payable.

Previously, Solar Cola Ltd advised on and assisted with internet marketing, also providing other assistance on a free basis. The directorship is to enable steerage only for which no charge is made.

Blueplanet Universal Holdings ltd protected IP, planned protection strategies, provided low cost licenses/sub-licenses and provided free advice, monitoring and legal services to make such IP attainable affordably. Their temporary directorships were to enable steerage only for which no charge was made.

You can pay to obtain much of this information from Companies House, but we provide it here free.

SHAREHOLDER	NUMBER OF SHARES	PERCENTAGE OWNERSHIP
.	.	.
Briggette Dusart	- one £1 one pound share	= 0.1% ownership of the company
Katherine Hudson	- one £1 one pound share	= 0.1% ownership of the company
Issued share repurchased by BMS	- one £1 one pound share	= 0.1% ownership of the company
.	.	.

There is no cross or circular ownership in BMS as may be the case if another corporation owned significant shares in the company (taken to be above 3% in some countries) and no share issues are planned - to keep BMS on a not-for-profit basis and complication free for the foreseeable future. We understand that there is a general duty to eliminate circular ownership once that comes to the attention of any corporation in the US, for example - and for this reason we aim to remain uncluttered - where approaches have been made as to purchase of shares in return for (equity) funding.

BLUEBIRD MARINE SYSTEMS LTD
SOLAR HOUSE
LIME PARK
HERSTMONCEUX
EAST SUSSEX
UNITED KINGDOM
BN27 1RF
Company No. 06577058

Status: Active
Date of Acquisition: 06/02/2013
Company Type: Private limited with share capital
Country of Origin: United Kingdom

Annual Returns: 25 Apr 2015
Annual Accounts: 30 Apr 2015

Company Type: Private Limited Company
Nature of Business (SIC): 72190 - Other research and experimental development on natural sciences and engineering

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We cooperate with other organizations, especially those that are charitable and of a not-for-profit nature. One such not-for-profit concern is Cleaner Ocean Foundation Lid (COFL). COFL provide us with free content and media reviews, and keep our legacy pages for us by arrangement with the previous owners of the site. If for any reason BMS were to cease to exist, this site will revert to its former ownership and any and all licensing arrangements will expire.

"According to recognized aerotechnical tests, the bumblebee cannot fly because of the shape and weight of his body in relation to the total wing area. BUT, the bumblebee doesn't know this,
so he goes ahead and flies anyway."

This curious scientific anecdote underscores the approach we at Bluebird Marine Systems take when facing a challenge; we become bumblebees. We first of all believe a task can be done and just look for how to do it. Because, if you believe something cannot be done, then you will never find a solution, because you cannot conceive that there is one, making it pointless to look. We are reminded of this story because we have a colony of bumble bees in our courtyard. They do not bother us and we enjoy watching them defy the laws of physics. Call it inspiration if you will.

BUMBLEBEES CAN'T FLY - Magnan refers to his assistant André Sainte-Laguë. Some credit physicist Ludwig Prandtl (1875–1953) of the University of Göttingen in Germany with popularizing the idea. Others say Swiss gas dynamicist Jacob Ackeret (1898–1981) did the calculations. Howsoever it came about, it is plain that you should not entrust the creative spark to theoreticians. They'll scupper you before you begin with a barrage of negatives. Worse still, these scientific glory seekers will put off investors, who, tend to believe these highly qualified party poopers - because investment depends on qualified support. For this reason we would rather show than tell. We'll let the theoreticians tell you we've achieved (or are trying to achieve) the impossible - and maybe generate another amusing scientific anecdote for future generations.

The earliest reference to the above quote is in a 1934 book: "Le Vol des Insectes" by French entomologist Antoine Magnan (1881–1938). The following passage appears in the introduction:

"Tout d'abord poussé par ce qui se fait en aviation, j'ai appliqué aux insectes les lois de la résistance de l'air, et je suis arrivé avec M. Sainte-Laguë à cette conclusion que leur vol est impossible."

"First prompted by what is done in aviation, I applied the laws of air resistance to insects, and I arrived, with Mr. Sainte-Laguë, at this conclusion that their flight is impossible."