An ion drive provides extremely low acceleration, but it can be sustained for a very long period of time. There are a couple of different types of ion thrust engines producing thrusts from under 100 mN up to a few thousand mN. Compare this to the Space Shuttle which, combining the main engines and the solid rocket boosters (SRBs), produces 30 MN.
The berthing time for a ship on a jetty is typically when all fast lines are secured to the bollards and the ship is effectively moored. Additionally, the gangway down time is when the gangway is safely connected to the jetty, allowing access for crew and personnel to embark and disembark from the ship. Both times are important in ensuring the safety and security of the vessel while docked.
How are you travelling? Plane, cruise ship, car? Combination of all three? There are too many variables. Flight layovers, holidays, miles to drive, depart time of crusie ship.....
The rate at which the Titanic rusted depended on various factors such as water temperature, salinity levels, and oxygen exposure. However, estimates suggest that the ship could be completely consumed by rust within 300 years due to the corrosion caused by the sea water.
A small, fast probe would take over 10 years to get there in the best conditions. A manned ship would take much longer.
The water travel speed depended on the type of boat, and favorable conditions. Sail boats where much like today where the top speed is 1.34 times the length of the waterline for a single hull. From there you can figure out the distance, and research the desired ship. Labor powered ships could go just as fast, however it depends completely on the circumstances.
if you can drive the car you can drive the ship that's to easy
did a free settler drive a ship
A destroyer.
6 people drive a cruise ship
No, Long John Silver did not drive the ship. He was a fictional character in Robert Louis Stevenson's novel "Treasure Island" who was the ship's cook and a key figure in the story, but he did not drive the ship.
no
the captin had warnings about iceburgs but he refused to liston and made the ship go fast so because the ship was going fast it couldent stop or turn away from the iceburg. from jade duffy age 10
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No you can't. I had a membership and when it expired I could not drive my member boat.
normal shipping could take up to 10 business days but you can pay more for faster delievery
You sail a ship you may drive it but technically its actually steering. So hope i answered you question Yours Truthfully Anonymous
Since Johannesburg is a land-locked city situated in a land-locked province; it is not possible to reach Johannesburg by ship. One could reach Durban, which is a coastal city, by ship. Then you could take a 50 minute flight to Johannesburg or a 5 hour drive.