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The search tools sector has not only stopped at traditional machines, but there are always developers of these tools, their task is to find new and often strange machines to perform the same task of research. American search boat Called a mooring boat or Flip Ship (FLIP).
The American research vessel is the only ship in the world capable of moving from horizontal to vertical while in the water. Surprisingly, it is not a small ship, it is about 180 meters long and weighs 700 tons.
Skillful engineers designed the ship so that it could go vertically at a 90-degree angle, with the vessel's top 17 meters high, a five-storey building.
Its tail is partially submerged in the water for 91 meters, which means that most of the ship is submerged in the water, which contributes to the stability and resistance of the vessel to the waves.
It takes "process transformation" Flip Ship About 28 minutes, when seawater is pumped into huge tanks at the back of the ship, which makes it sink into the water to become a vessel in an upright position.
The vessel was designed to study waves, sound signals, temperature in the water and meteorological data collection.
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The search engine industry has not only stopped on conventional machines, but there are still some developers, whose task is to find new and often strange machines to perform the same research task. This applies to the American ship,FLIP).
The American research vessel is the only ship in the world capable of moving from horizontal to vertical while in the water. Surprisingly, it is not a small ship, it is about 180 meters long and weighs 700 tons.
Skillful engineers designed the ship so that it could go vertically at a 90-degree angle, with the vessel's top 17 meters high, a five-storey building.
Its tail is partially submerged in the water for 91 meters, which means that most of the ship is submerged in the water, which contributes to the stability and resistance of the vessel to the waves.
The process of "flipping" takes about 28 minutes, when seawater is pumped into huge tanks at the stern of the ship that sinks it into the water to become the vessel in an upright position.
The vessel was designed to study waves, sound signals, temperature in the water and meteorological data collection.
