Transportation
3D model of ocean liner
Ferries, also known as shuttle boats or transport ships, are commercial ships used to transport passengers on fixed routes and generally provide two-way transportation services. Ferries sometimes transport vehicles and cargo, and are sometimes referred to as "water buses" or "water taxis" due to their different functions. Ferry is a mass transportation system for islands and cities located by the water. For transportation between two points, the cost of ferry is lower than building bridges or tunnels. But the disadvantage is that it is easily affected by climate and may be suspended.
Rubber boat
There are various types and models of rubber boats, including military boats used by troops for crossing rivers and seas; Flood prevention boats for armed police flood control and rescue; A motorized boat specifically designed to pursue speed; Fully manual kayaking; Experience the fun of rapids on a drifting boat; A simple looking work boat; Fishing boats used for offshore fishing, etc. Rubber boats are derived from the earliest wooden boat models, dating back to 4000 BC. They replicated the common ferry boats on the Nile River at that time.
High speed ferry at sea
The shipyards of Le Roux and Lodz in France, as well as the Emerald Shipping Company, jointly developed the "Emerald" high-speed sea vessel. The maximum sailing speed of the "Emerald" at sea reached 70 kilometers per hour. It only took 1 hour and 10 minutes to drive from Saint Malo in France to Jersey Island in the UK. The high-speed ferry at sea is a single hull ship made of lightweight aluminum alloy, with a self weight of 280 tons. The streamlined hull can surf at high speed and is currently the only hull capable of high-speed navigation in the ocean.
Modern light boat 3D model
Sailboat is a ship that uses wind power to move forward. It is an ancient water transportation tool after boats and rafts, with a history of more than 5000 years. According to the number of masts, it can be divided into single masted sailboats, double masted sailboats, and multi masted sailboats; Divided by ship type, there are flat bottomed and pointed bottomed sailboats; According to the head type, sailboats are divided into wide headed, narrow headed, and pointed headed.
3D model of rubber boat
There are various types and models of rubber boats, including military boats used by troops for crossing rivers and seas; Flood prevention boats for armed police flood control and rescue; A motorized boat specifically designed to pursue speed; Fully manual kayaking; Experience the fun of rapids on a drifting boat; A simple looking work boat; Fishing boats used for offshore fishing, etc. Rubber boats are derived from the earliest wooden boat models, dating back to 4000 BC. They replicated the common ferry boats on the Nile River at that time.
3D model of dual body plating ship
A catamaran ferry is a ferry constructed by horizontally connecting two individual boats together. Modern high-performance catamarans mainly include four categories: small waterline area catamarans, wave piercing catamarans, high-speed catamarans, and composite catamarans. High speed catamarans are one of the rapidly developing types of catamarans today. The typical appearance of a high-speed catamaran consists of two slender single hulls (referred to as hulls), connected by a deck at the upper part of the hulls. The hulls are equipped with power plants, power stations, and other equipment. The upper part of the deck bridge houses the superstructure, with cabins and living facilities inside.
3D model of an outdated wooden boat
3D model of old motorboat
A motorboat is a small boat powered by a gasoline engine, especially one that uses a modified car engine.
3D model of an empty cargo ship
The ships that transport goods are called cargo ships. Ships mainly refer to modern ships powered by mechanical wheels, which enable people to trade between different regions of the world. Today, a large number of different types of cargo ships built by various countries are sailing on the sea surface, ranging from large oil tankers to small tugboats, from loaded ferries to specially designed ships for searching for damaged vessels. Cargo ships rarely have upper structures (the part above the main deck). There is a navigation bridge with a chimney on board. There are engines and living quarters under the bridge. The rest of the ship can accommodate as much cargo as possible.
3D model of high-speed catamaran ferry
A high-speed catamaran is a ship constructed by horizontally connecting two individual vessels together. Modern high-performance catamarans mainly include four categories: small waterline area catamarans, wave piercing catamarans, high-speed catamarans, and composite catamarans. High speed catamarans are one of the rapidly developing types of catamarans today. The typical appearance of a high-speed catamaran consists of two slender single hulls (referred to as hulls), connected by a deck at the upper part of the hulls. The hulls are equipped with power plants, power stations, and other equipment. The upper part of the deck bridge houses the superstructure, with cabins and living facilities inside.
Hybrid roll on/roll off ferry
The most advanced hybrid engine European push-pull roll on/roll off ferry. Although the scheduled operating date is 2023- this may be slightly delayed. The proposed ferry will be the largest vessel ever to sail between Dover and Calais (230 meters), with a commitment to reducing carbon emissions by up to 40% and possessing the technological capability to absorb future engineering technologies, operating on a zero emission basis. The contract was announced in early 2020 to be signed with ABB and will be built at the Guangzhou Shipyard in China.
3D model of a catamaran ferry
A catamaran ferry is a ferry constructed by horizontally connecting two individual boats together. Modern high-performance catamarans mainly include four categories: small waterline area catamarans, wave piercing catamarans, high-speed catamarans, and composite catamarans. High speed catamarans are one of the rapidly developing types of catamarans today. The typical appearance of a high-speed catamaran consists of two slender single hulls (referred to as hulls), connected by a deck at the upper part of the hulls. The hulls are equipped with power plants, power stations, and other equipment. The upper part of the deck bridge houses the superstructure, with cabins and living facilities inside.
3D model of cargo ship
The ships that transport goods are called cargo ships. Ships mainly refer to modern ships powered by mechanical wheels, which enable people to trade between different regions of the world. Today, a large number of different types of cargo ships built by various countries are sailing on the sea surface, ranging from large oil tankers to small tugboats, from loaded ferries to specially designed ships for searching for damaged vessels. Cargo ships rarely have upper structures (the part above the main deck). There is a navigation bridge with a chimney on board. There are engines and living quarters under the bridge. The rest of the ship can accommodate as much cargo as possible.
Liquefied natural gas transport ship
Liquefied natural gas ship (LNG ship or LNG transport ship) refers to a "vessel" specialized in transporting liquefied natural gas. It is a "sea super refrigerated vehicle" that carries LNG at minus 163 degrees Celsius. It is one of the most difficult ship types to build in the world and one of the three "pearls in the crown" of the shipbuilding industry. The earliest LNG ship was the 5100 square meter "Methane Light Duo" converted from an ordinary old oil tanker in the United States in 1958. According to the structural form of the cargo tank, it can be divided into independent tank type and membrane type. Newly built liquefied natural gas ships, especially large ones, often adopt membrane structures. The equipment of liquefied natural gas ships is complex.
Large cargo ships
The ships that transport goods are called cargo ships. Ships mainly refer to modern ships powered by mechanical wheels, which enable people to trade between different regions of the world. Today, a large number of different types of cargo ships built by various countries are sailing on the sea surface, ranging from large oil tankers to small tugboats, from loaded ferries to specially designed ships for searching for damaged vessels. Cargo ships rarely have upper structures (the part above the main deck).
Lifesaving speedboat
Life saving speedboats have small tonnage, high speed, flexible maneuverability, and a displacement of usually tens of tons. They can travel at a speed of 30 to 40 knots, with some reaching up to 50 knots.
Comprehensive waterway survey vessel
A vessel specialized in scientific investigation and research of water bodies. Or it can be a tool for transporting marine scientists to the site, using specialized instruments and equipment to directly observe the ocean, collect samples, and study the ocean. Equipped with specialized instruments and devices, lifting equipment, work decks, research laboratories, and facilities that can meet the long-term work and living needs of all personnel on board to carry out inspection tasks, it should have endurance and self-sustaining capabilities that are suitable for the mission.
Air Cushion Craft
A hovercraft is a high-speed vessel that utilizes the principle of surface effect to create an air cushion between the hull and the support surface by relying on air pressure higher than atmospheric pressure, allowing the hull to sail completely or partially away from the support surface. Air cushion vehicles are often made of light alloy materials and are equipped with power devices such as blowers, light diesel engines, or gas turbines that generate air cushions and drive the ship forward. They also have propellers such as air propellers, water propellers, and water jet propellers. The high-pressure air generated by the blower is sent into the air chamber of the bottom cavity of the ship through the pipeline to form an air cushion to support the ship, and the engine drives the propeller to make the ship sail close to the support surface.
A large three masted sailing ship from 17th century England
A large three masted sailing ship used from the 15th to the 17th century, usually with two or more decks, especially used by Spain as a merchant ship or warship. The most prominent feature of Spanish sailing ships is their towering bow and stern decks. In war, when two ships are stuck side by side, their advantage is that they can easily board enemy ships. Its intimidating castle like appearance also serves as a psychological deterrent to enemies, with a 50 pound shell having a range of 400 meters.
High speed catamaran ferry
A high-speed catamaran is a ship constructed by horizontally connecting two individual vessels together. Modern high-performance catamarans mainly include four categories: small waterline area catamarans, wave piercing catamarans, high-speed catamarans, and composite catamarans. High speed catamarans are one of the rapidly developing types of catamarans today. The typical appearance of a high-speed catamaran consists of two slender single hulls (referred to as hulls), connected by a deck at the upper part of the hulls. The hulls are equipped with power plants, power stations, and other equipment. The upper part of the deck bridge houses the superstructure, with cabins and living facilities inside.
Modern light boat type sailboat
Sailboat is a ship that uses wind power to move forward. It is an ancient water transportation tool after boats and rafts, with a history of more than 5000 years. According to the number of masts, it can be divided into single masted sailboats, double masted sailboats, and multi masted sailboats; Divided by ship type, there are flat bottomed and pointed bottomed sailboats; According to the head type, sailboats are divided into wide headed, narrow headed, and pointed headed.
17th century Dutch Bert ship
For most of Dutch history, the Bert ship was a truly versatile workboat. Since 1700, this type of ship has been frequently seen in rivers and the South China Sea. This type of ship is used by everyone for transportation, fishing, or cargo transport. Its size is suitable for fishing, easy to manipulate, and has a flat bottom that can reach very shallow areas.
Flying Dolphin
The Flying Dolphin is a high-speed catamaran primarily used by the Greek company Hellenic Seaways. This type of ship has transported hundreds of thousands of Greeks and foreign passengers in the Gulf of Argos in the past 50 years. Flying dolphins first arrived in Greece in the early 1960s, but it was not until the mid-1970s that they began to be widely used by organizations.
CT191 type trawl fishing boat
The CT191 trawl fishing vessel is a large commercial fishing vessel, and its free deck is the main deck. The cab is located on the upper deck. There are 4 watertight partitions under the free board deck. The propeller is provided by a diesel engine and drives a fixed pitch propeller under the nozzle through a gearbox. The fishing boat is equipped with "towed" fishing gear. There are 3 hydraulic Bopu winches on the deck, 4 hydraulic network Bopu+2 Bopu winches.
Diesel powered freshwater fishing boat
Fishing boats are vessels used for catching and harvesting aquatic animals and plants. This also includes some auxiliary vessels for modern fishing production, such as those used for aquatic product processing, transportation, aquaculture, resource investigation, fisheries guidance and training, and for carrying out fisheries management tasks. To ensure the quality of the catch, preservation is one of the important functions of fishing boats. The preservation methods on board generally include ice storage, cold seawater preservation, salt storage, micro freezing, freezing, etc.
lifeboat
A lifeboat refers to a specialized lifeboat set up on a ship for rescuing passengers in case of a shipwreck. Use paddles, sails, power machines, etc. to propel. The boat is often equipped with an air box to provide sufficient buoyancy even after water ingress, ensuring the safety of the boat and its occupants. The lifeboats of the sea vessel are also equipped with a certain amount of fresh water, food, and daily necessities.
3D model of rubber boat
There are various types and models of rubber boats (NauticExpo, rubber boats, rubber dinghy), including military boats used by troops for crossing rivers and seas; Flood prevention boats for armed police flood control and rescue; A motorized boat specifically designed to pursue speed; Fully manual kayaking; Experience the fun of rapids on a drifting boat; A simple looking work boat; Fishing boats used for offshore fishing, etc. Rubber boats are derived from the earliest wooden boat models, dating back to 4000 BC. They replicated the common ferry boats on the Nile River at that time.
Diesel trawl fishing boat
This trawler is a two-layer fishing vessel (main deck and upper deck) with a central passage. The free deck is the main deck. The cab is located on the upper deck. There are 4 watertight partitions under the free board deck. The propeller is provided by a diesel engine and drives a fixed pitch propeller under the nozzle through a gearbox. The fishing boat is equipped with "towed" fishing gear. There are 3 hydraulic Bopu winches on the deck, 4 hydraulic network Bopu+2 Bopu winches.
Private Steamboat 3D Model
A motorboat is a small boat powered by a gasoline engine, especially one that uses a modified car engine.
Black Pearl
The Black Pearl, formerly known as the Wicked Wench, was a trading ship under the British East India Trading Company led by Beckett. The Black Pearl is the protagonist pirate ship in the film "Pirates of the Caribbean". It is the fastest ship on the Caribbean Sea, with a well-designed structure, streamlined hull, and enormous power that make it extremely fast. The ship has several cannons and powerful firepower. Because Captain Jack released the slaves he was transporting and embarked on the path of pirates, the ship was burned down and sunk at the bottom of the sea by Beckett. Later on, Jack made a deal with David Jones to salvage the ship and hang black sails, naming it the "Black Pearl"
17th century Dutch double sail Bert ship
For most of Dutch history, the Bert ship was a truly versatile workboat. Since 1700, this type of ship has been frequently seen in rivers and the South China Sea. This type of ship is used by everyone for transportation, fishing, or cargo transport. Its size is suitable for fishing, easy to manipulate, and has a flat bottom that can reach very shallow areas.
17th century Dutch Bert ship
For most of Dutch history, the Bert ship was a truly versatile workboat. Since 1700, this type of ship has been frequently seen in rivers and the South China Sea. This type of ship is used by everyone for transportation, fishing, or cargo transport. Its size is suitable for fishing, easy to manipulate, and has a flat bottom that can reach very shallow areas.
solar system
A celestial system formed by the gravitational pull of the sun, which causes surrounding celestial bodies to maintain a certain regularity of motion. As of October 2019, the solar system includes the Sun, 8 planets, nearly 500 satellites, and at least 1.2 million asteroids. There are also some dwarf planets and comets. If the orbit of Neptune is used as the boundary of the solar system, the diameter of the solar system is 60 astronomical units, which is approximately 9 billion kilometers. If the heliosphere is used as the boundary, the distance between the Sun and the boundary of the solar system can reach up to 100 astronomical units (the thinnest point). If the Oort Cloud is used as a boundary, the diameter of the solar system may be 200000 astronomical units.
Ganymede
Callisto, also known as Jupiter's moon Callisto (pronounced/k əˈ l ɪ sto ʊ, Greek: Καλλιστώ), is a satellite that orbits Jupiter and was first discovered by Galileo Galilei in 1610. Europa is the third largest moon in the solar system and the second largest moon of Jupiter, second only to Ganymede.
satellite
A satellite refers to a natural celestial body that orbits a planet in a closed orbit and performs periodic movements. Artificial satellites are also commonly referred to as satellites. Artificial satellites are devices built by humans and launched into space using spacecraft such as rockets and space shuttles, orbiting the Earth or other planets like natural satellites. Often, gas planets have many satellites. The eight major planets have a total of 218 satellites, with all planets except Mercury and Venus having satellites orbiting them. The ranking order by the number of satellites is Saturn 82, Jupiter 92, Uranus 27, Neptune 14, Mars 2, and Earth 1.
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