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To get on a ship, you typically use a gangway or boarding ramp, which provides a safe walkway from the dock to the ship. Passengers may also use stairs or ladders if the ship is docked at a lower level. In some cases, smaller boats or tenders are employed to ferry passengers to and from the ship when it's anchored offshore.
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What is a ship rudder?
It's the fin at the rear of a ship used for directing the ship It is a large 'flap' that is used to steer the ship.
What is ship rudder?
It's the fin at the rear of a ship used for directing the ship It is a large 'flap' that is used to steer the ship.
What transport did Wentworth use?
he used a ship to get to Australia he used a ship to get to Australia
What was the second ship that the pilgrims used?
They had no second ship.
What was the name of the ship that Marco polo used?
All I know is that he used a clipper ship
What type of ship did the vikings use?
the longship was used for raiding and the knarr was used as a cargo ship.
What was the name the ship that Lewis and Clark used?
The keelboat was the main ship
What is used to change the direction on a ship?
A ship's rudder is used to change the direction of the ship. The rudder is typically located at the rear of the ship and is controlled by a steering wheel or a tiller. By turning the rudder, the flow of water is redirected, causing the ship to turn.
What is a ship used for?
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What is the hold in a ship?
The hold of a ship is an area beneath the deck that is used for storing cargo.Saleem
What was the name of the ship the pilgrims sailed on and what kind of ship was it?
The Mayflower was the name of the ship that the Pilgrims sailed on. The Ship, before the Pilgrims' Voyage, was used predominantly as a cargo ship.
How do you operate a viking ship?
A helmsman used a rudder to steer the ship to propel the ship, a sail was used. In some cases oars could also be used to manually propel the ship. The vikings used the stars to navigate, eg: the north star showed whch way is north, etc
