Tag: Nautical

Domoic Acid

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The Rock Groin

Rock Groins Rock Groins Rock groins (often just called groins) are coastal engineering structures made of large rocks or concrete, built perpendicular to the shoreline.... Read More

Fiberglass

Fiberglass in the Nautical World Fiberglass in the Nautical World Fiberglass plays a critical role in the nautical world, particularly in the construction of boats... Read More

Ship Figureheads

History of Ship Figureheads Ancient Origins Egyptians, Phoenicians, Greeks, and Romans adorned ships with carved symbols or eyes painted on the prow (called oculi). These... Read More

Poseidon

Poseidon is a figure from Greek mythology, known as the god of the sea, earthquakes, and horses. He is one of the Twelve Olympian gods... Read More

Nautical Star

The Nautical Star: History & Meaning The Nautical Star: History & Meaning Origins The nautical star is inspired by the North Star (Polaris), which sailors... Read More

Cartography

How Has Nautical Exploration Enhanced Cartography? Nautical exploration has had a profound impact on the advancement of cartography (mapmaking), particularly in the following ways: 1.... Read More

Red Tides

Red Tides Explained Red Tides Explained What causes red tides? Excess nutrients in the water (like nitrogen and phosphorus from agricultural runoff or sewage) can... Read More

The Ancient Egyptians

Ancient Egyptian Contributions to Nautical Technology Ancient Egyptian Contributions to Nautical Technology 1. Development of Early Boats The Egyptians were among the first to build... Read More

New Monument Honors Santa Barbara’s Deepwater Diving History

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The Jib

The Nautical Jib The jib is a triangular sail set ahead of the main mast on a sailing vessel. It is typically attached to a... Read More