Who is exawatt?

Sheffield-based Exawatt has an intricate understanding of the technology, manufacturing and materials behind critical technologies relating to decarbonisation through electrification, from battery energy storage systems (BESS) to electric vehicle powertrains, to solar cells and modules.

When was American Samoa acquired?

The United States took possession of American Samoa in the late 19th century, developing it into a major naval outpost; the territory's strategic value was reinforced by the Second World War and subsequent Cold War.

When did American Samoa become a 'observer seat'?

On August 13, 1999, the United Nations granted American Samoa "observer seat" status. Six days later, American Samoa officially recognized both Samoan and English as its official languages.

Who is American Samoa famous for?

Boxing: Maselino Masoe, who represented American Samoa in three consecutive Olympics from 1988 to 1996, was WBA middleweight champion from 2004 to 2006. Professional wrestling: Several American Samoan athletes have been very visible in professional wrestling. The Anoaʻi family in particular has had many of its members employed by WWE.

What is the basic unit of American Samoa culture?

The basic unit of the American Samoa culture is the ʻaiga (family). It consists of both immediate and extended family. The matai, or chief, is the head of the ʻaiga. The chief is the custodian of all ʻaiga properties. A village (nuʻu) is made up of several or many ʻaiga with a common or shared interest.

Are there flying foxes in Samoa?

The Samoa flying fox is only found in Fiji and the Samoan Islands. Megabats are the only native mammal in American Samoa. The islands are home to two species of fruit bats: Pacific flying fox and Samoa flying fox. The Sheath-tailed bat is another species found here, which is a smaller insect-eating bat.