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Simple genuine question..No insults!! | |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 961006  United Kingdom05/04/2010 04:26 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 905163 United States05/04/2010 04:32 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | This is a genuine needing to know, wanting to learn question. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 961006So feck off, if you feel the need to insult! (This must be the only forum you need to put that disclaimer) Anyway, if the oil spill follows the projected path into the Gulf Stream and up the Atlantic into the North Atlantic. How will this effect Marine transport? Seatrucks, cruise ships and even the huge fishing boats of the Atlantic fleet to name a few. Will they be able to sail/navigate through the very thick oil? Will they be allowed too? It just came to mind when reading something else. Like the volcanic ash and aircraft would the oil not clog up the innards of a ship? If ships can navigate around the thickest parts of oil and through the thinest, they can be contained and cleaned once on the otherside of the slick. However all of this is very costly so it is likely not all sea vesels will travel. |
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| The Commentator User ID: 587619 United States05/04/2010 04:40 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | so, no flying, no boating Quoting: Anonymous Coward 958202almost as if they don't want us moving Why no flying? And no, I would not want YOU to move. non sufficit Orbis Being a zetatard means never having to make sense. "Nancy pays me to post on Her threads" Free Store admits to being a paid zetadrool shill NO max/bridget EVER!!!!! NO luser EVER!!! NO clunker EVER!!!!! |
| BVNDY User ID: 736902 United States05/04/2010 04:42 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | This is a genuine needing to know, wanting to learn question. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 961006So feck off, if you feel the need to insult! (This must be the only forum you need to put that disclaimer) Anyway, if the oil spill follows the projected path into the Gulf Stream and up the Atlantic into the North Atlantic. How will this effect Marine transport? Seatrucks, cruise ships and even the huge fishing boats of the Atlantic fleet to name a few. Will they be able to sail/navigate through the very thick oil? Will they be allowed too? It just came to mind when reading something else. Like the volcanic ash and aircraft would the oil not clog up the innards of a ship? It won't affect transport at all. Fishing, tourism, etc are absolutely SCREWED |
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