August 24, 2020 at 4:38 pm
This Smoke Curtain was Used During WWII to Hide Naval Ships During Battle
Titanium tetrachloride (FM) rapidly creates dense white smoke when it comes into contact with damp air
Titanium tetrachloride (FM) rapidly creates dense white smoke when it comes into contact with damp air
Scientist Cassandra Brooks spent two months on the Nathaniel B. Palmer, traveling through the Ross Sea in Antarctica
The 700-square-foot, self-built float home is fully off-grid with solar power, a pellet stove, a composting toilet, and an evaporation grey water system that ensures nothing is dumped overboard
This is so surreal, I have so many questions
Life in the North Atlantic can make even routine tasks like cooking a challenge
The capital ship of any fleet that can afford it
Using spare parts from old buses, missiles and planes, each boat has its own unique look and feel
Crowded ships like this brought back troops for months after V-Day
A powerful (and expensive) gyroscope can be quite effective at eliminating boat roll
It’s the first RNLI lifeboat designed and built entirely in-house
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