How do tides help the ships
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In my opinion tides don’t help navigation. They affect the operation of vessels in or near the ocean. As a mariner you are at their mercy. You must plan your navigation to cope with them.
In most places there are 2 tide per day and they range from few inches to a whooping 54 feet in the bay of Fundy on the Gulf of Maine. This is the vertical component of the tides. This rise of the water produces a horizontal component called tidal currents and they can be very influential to ship and boats.
In most places there are 2 tide per day and they range from few inches to a whooping 54 feet in the bay of Fundy on the Gulf of Maine. This is the vertical component of the tides. This rise of the water produces a horizontal component called tidal currents and they can be very influential to ship and boats.
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Ships enter harbors when the tide come in and goes out of the harbor when the tide
goes out
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