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What are the three technologies for studying the ocean floor?
Alvin, Sonar , and underwater vessels
In Washington State all motor-propelled vessels must be equipped with what equipment?
In Washington State, all motor-propelled vessels must be equipped with An effective muffler or underwater exhaust system.
What is seagoing vessels that torpedoed you.s ships?
Seagoing vessels that torpedo ships are typically submarines equipped with torpedoes. These vessels operate underwater and target enemy ships by firing torpedoes, which are self-propelled projectiles designed to hit and sink their intended target. Submarines are stealthy and can launch surprise attacks on surface vessels.
What makes underwater vessels unique?
Underwater vessels, such as submarines and remotely operated vehicles (ROVs), are unique due to their ability to navigate and operate in an aquatic environment, which presents challenges like pressure, buoyancy, and visibility. They are designed with specialized hulls and systems that allow them to withstand extreme underwater pressures while maintaining a stable interior atmosphere. Additionally, they often incorporate advanced technologies for navigation, communication, and data collection, enabling them to conduct research, exploration, and military operations in ways that surface vessels cannot. Their capacity to remain submerged for extended periods adds to their versatility and strategic advantage.
What is the use of sonar?
SOund Navigation And Ranging = SONAR Sound is used underwater to bounce off objects. The reflections back can be measured (by electronics) to find our where they are and how far away. Used by submarines, to navigate round obstacles underwater and detect other vessels.
Why do the gills have a large surface area and rich in blood vessels?
Gills are the underwater equivalent of our lungs and they need those features in order to extract enough oxygen from the water so that they can breath.
What does the navy travel by?
A "navy" is the branch of a nation's armed forces principally used for naval and amphibious warfare ie. travelling and fighting on water in a fleet of surface or underwater vessels/ships.
What is a torpedo?
A torpedo is a self-propelled underwater weapon with an explosive warhead. It can be launched by aircraft, ship, or submarine, against surface vessels or submarines. Torpedoes use monopropellants (e.g., Otto Fuel) as engine fuel, which has its own oxidizer, since there isn't any oxygen to sustain a combustion engine underwater otherwise.
How does sea robotics vessels work?
Underwater robots work similarly to robots that run on land, however the wiring and hardware are generally kept in a different location and heavily reinforced with waterproof seals.
A abbreviation for submarine?
The common abbreviation for submarine is "sub." This term is widely used in both military and civilian contexts to refer to underwater vessels. In some contexts, "sub" can also refer to submarine sandwiches.
What is an underwater camera?
An underwater camera, is a camera that works underwater.
What are 3 underwater names that can cause tsunamis?
Underwater landslides, Underwater volcanic eruptions, and Underwater earthquakes
