The ship's wheel (helm) moves the steering gear, via electrical motors or hydraulic rams, in the engine room which in turn moves the ships rudder.
In the days of sail it was a series of ropes wrapped around the shaft the wheel is attached to. That's why it was so big, to allow leverage to turn wheel and pull the appropriate ropes.
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some ships move by wind or a flag.
Yes.
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Move.
Of course there is! If there wasn't, then how would the ship move, be steered, or fly?
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The stern is the back end of the ship, the bow is the front end of the ship. Aft means close to or toward the stern of the ship eg Move the luggage aft Forward means close to or toward the bow of a ship. eg Move the luggage forward
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A ship floating on water moves because it is propelled forward by its engines or sails. The propulsion generates a force that allows the ship to overcome water resistance and move through the water. Additionally, the design of the ship's hull allows it to displace water and move forward efficiently.
By ship, and on land by roller logs.
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