Schifffahrt
Sonarbild des 157 Jahre alten Schiffes
Sonarbild des 157 Jahre alten Schiffes
Sonar-Monitore im US-amerikanischen Atom-U-Boot USS Toledo (SSN-769)
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Versorgungsschiffe Hightech trotzt stürmischer See
So funktioniert ein Echolot – Planet Schule – SWR
Transportation infrastructure
Engineer Ron Kulak of Argonne National Laboratory's Transportation Research and Analysis Computing Center stands in front of a visualization of water flowing around bridge supports. The redder colors represent faster flow rates. High-performance computing provides engineers with the ability to visualize the flow in unique detail. Read the full story.
Plymouth: Mayflower II (1620)
Bild: Chris Devers
U-Boat U534 – Rudders Up
One of the last U Boats to be sunk by allied aircraft, two days before the official end of the war with Germany.
Unterseeboot 534 was a Type IXC/40 U-boat of the Kriegsmarine and was built in 1942 in Hamburg-Finkenwerder by Deutsche Werft AG.
She was sunk on 5 May 1945 by 10 depth charges launched from a British Liberator aircraft. She sank in the waters of Kattegat north-west of Elsinore, in position 56°39?N 11°48?E
Bild: George Borrow
Boats at Low Tide
The tide differential is so great in the UK that, well, you can walk out into the harbor and find this.
Bild: BrotherMagneto
Schiffsschraube und Ruder
Bild: saxhoe
Discovery’s tiller.
The wheel wound the chains to pull the tiller left and right. In turn, it moved the rudder below.
Bild: Ernest W Adams
The Wheel
Ironclad HMS Warrior helm.
Four of the eight huge wheels used to wrestle this huge ship on course. Conditions in a winter Atlantic storm can only be guessed at.
Bild: Elsie esq.
Telstar Logistics – Flickr
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Telstar Logistics – Flickr
Bild: Telstar Logistics
Telstar Logistics – Flickr
Bild: Telstar Logistics