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Henry Hudson sailed for the country of Holland, also known as the Netherlands in 1609 on the Hopewell and The Half moon. He later sailed for England using a ship called the Discovery
The Mary Rose was King Henry VIII's favourite ship, It went out to sea whilst king Henry was still on the throne and when turning too quickly it fell on its side. The Cannon holes were open at the time so water seeped into the ship very quickly which caused it to sink. King Henry was distraught when he lost his favourite ship. The ship can still be seen today at a museum somewhere in the country.Watching it sink from shore.
Prince Henry made it possible to reach Asia by ship.
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Henri giffard invented the first passenger carrying air ship
Halfmoon, Hopwell and the Discovery .
in October
on the deck and the captains cabin
The name of Henry Hudson's ship were Hopewell, Discovery, Nd his famous ship, the half moon.
Hopewell, Half Moon and the Discovery.
Discovery.
Henry Hudson used: Goodhope, the hopewell, and the half moon.------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------You missed one.Henry Hudson used four ships:Goodhope, Hopewell, Halve Maen (Half Moon), and the Discovery.-Gaudior
It can carry 20 people
His ship was called the Hopewell. The Hopewell was a bark which is a small, wooden ship with three masts. In 1607, the ship was four years old and had sailed seven other voyages. The sailors slept in cramped quarters aboard the Hopewell. They had to supply all their food and drinking water for their voyage. The food could spoil, and the water might be covered by a film of scum but i was a good ship to ride
Henry Hudson sailed for the country of Holland, also known as the Netherlands in 1609 on the Hopewell and The Half moon. He later sailed for England using a ship called the Discovery
the ss. crapper
If you're referring to Henry Hudson's first command, the 80 ton Hopewell, there's no mention of 'spears' in the ship's log; although they discovered great pods of whales at Spitsbergen Island; and arriving back in England the news brought whaling ships there.