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French frigates: "confessedly weaker, are oftener in port..."
We often encounter references to the high esteem the British navy had for French men o’ war. In novels they are reputed to be faster and handier than their British counterparts and highly valued… more →
Age Of Sail
Oculus yacht
wrote 3 months ago: TOTD went to the Isle of Wight last weekend and had the privilege of making the crossing on the brid … more →
Amazing design find: the yacht to end all yachts
wrote 6 months ago: Last week we showed you a very cool house with a killer swimming pool. This week, in the spirit of o … more →
French frigates: "confessedly weaker, are oftener in port..."
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wrote 8 months ago: We often encounter references to the high esteem the British navy had for French men o’ war. I … more →
Robotic Sub to Tackle Challenger Deep
wrote 8 months ago: The BBC reports that a team of scientists is planning to send a robotic submarine to the bottom of t … more →
Introducing the Carronade
wrote 10 months ago: 68-pounder carronade on HMS Victory Warfare through the ages has been driven by the measure-counterm … more →
The Razees
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wrote 11 months ago: Ship design during the Age of Sail was characterized by a constant struggle to achieve an optimum ba … more →
Case Study: Tank Testing Models in China
wrote 1 year ago: World class towing tank at the Shanghai Ship & Shipping Research Institute (SSSRI) Responsible: … more →
Using Kites to Pull Cargo Ships Across the Seas
wrote 1 year ago: A few months ago we reported on future attempts to use a kite to move a cargo ship across the ocean. … more →
Naval Architecture
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wrote 1 year ago: Contrary to popular beliefs of professionals such as Architects as well as lay mens that there are s … more →
Beginings of the Blog on Ship Design
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wrote 3 years ago: Today I borrowed BASIC SHIP THEORY from SP Library. This is the beginings of the long road ahead to … more →
