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Alternative sources of energy
AnswerRed Dwarf does the extended run to the outer planets, it is one of the medium haul vessels collecting various minerals in the form of ores from the moons of Uranus and Neptune primarily. Much of its mining equipment takes the form of rock blasters and ore-scoops, it is not usually mining those elements and minerals which occur raw in seams: there are more specialist teams with different equipment doing that. However, because it is a great investment of time and money to get the ship out there from the inner gas giants (given that it is a ship based in the Jovian system,) the mining crew will tend to return a great bulk of raw rock and ore, sorting it through during the return journey. The variety of material collected is used for many things, including energy, industry, construction and scientific uses. You don't want to hang around on many of those moons, they're pretty inhospitable and suits are harder to maintain that a chunky ship, which explains the lack of discrimination in the collection. AnswerOn the contrary, Red Dwarf is a deep-space vessel. The high level of technological advancement clearly present in Red Dwarf would be completely incompatible with taking years to get from one part of the solar system to another. They go into hyperdrive, for heavens' sake! As for what it mines, it seems evident to me that it mines asteroids. The claw at the bow is obviously to latch on to an asteroid while the mining machines extract its resources.
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How did the britannic ship sink?
It was hit in the hull by an exocet missile.
What was the fate of the HMHS Britannic?
Like its sister ship the RMS Titanic, the HMHS Britannic also sank at sea. During World War 1 the ship was used as a hospital ship and struck an underwater mine on November 21st 1916. The ship sank and thirty lives were lost.
What happened to the Britannic?
She was stuck by ether a underwater mine or a torpedo,but most people say it was a mine.Unfortonatly, she was discovered and the divers realized, the big ginormous gunk, was a torpedo.
What is the point of the visits in the mine lighthouse and ship in the 'A Christmas Carol'?
In Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol," the visits to the mine, lighthouse, and ship serve to highlight the themes of isolation and the impact of Scrooge's past actions on others. The lighthouse represents hope and resilience amidst loneliness, while the ship illustrates the camaraderie and warmth shared among those who are less fortunate. These scenes emphasize the importance of community and compassion, contrasting Scrooge's solitary existence with the interconnectedness of humanity. Ultimately, they reinforce the message that generosity and kindness can transform lives, including Scrooge's own.
Was Britannic a war ship first?
No, the RMS Britannic was not originally a warship; it was built as an ocean liner for the White Star Line. However, during World War I, it was requisitioned by the British government and converted into a hospital ship. The Britannic was ultimately sunk by a mine in the Aegean Sea in 1916 while serving in that capacity.
What is the name of the company that owned the spaceship red dwarf?
The company that owns the 'Red Dwarf' ship is the Jupiter Mining Corporation.
Is it safe to land a ship on Jupiter?
Jupiter is a gas planet. There is nothing to land on.
What were the mining camps like for the men who lived there?
lonely and suffering form the hard ship of mining
What were the mining camps like the men who lived there?
lonely and suffering form the hard ship of mining
Where is the ship Discovery heading in 2001 a space odyssey?
Jupiter
What is a mine you attach to a ship called?
A mine that gets attached to a ship is called a limpet mine. It gets its name from the shellfish called a limpet that clings tightly to rocks and sometimes ships.
What is the MCM for the navy?
Mine Countermeasures Ship
How did magnetic mines work to destroy ships?
Magnetic mines were designed to detonate when a ship's magnetic field triggered their sensors. When a ship came close enough to the mine, the mine would be attracted to the ship's magnetic field and detonate, causing damage to the ship's hull.
What do you think about moon terra forming and moon mining?
it doesn't have relation ship
Can a space ship orbit Jupiter?
I've been searching for a definitive answer for that as well. But I think I seen somewhere that in order for us to orbit Jupiter our ship would need some serious shielding since the radiation from Jupiter's enormous magnetic field would kill us instantly.
What was the name of the ship that sunk by the Spanish mine in the harbor at Havana?
It was the USS Maine, and it was probably not a mine.
Ship that drops explosives 9?
it is a mine layer
