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Independence Day
July 6, 2021
TAS ’18 Anne Krauss captured this view of NOAA Ship Oregon II’s stern, showing important equipment, as well asa the ensign (the American flag).
Photo: Anne Krauss
Before getting into the technology that allows the scientific work to be completed, it’s important to mention the science and technology that make daily life on the ship safer, easier, and more convenient. Electricity powers everything from the powerful deck lights used for working at night to the vital navigation equipment on the bridge (main control and navigation center). Whether it makes things safer or more efficient, the work we’re doing would not be possible without power. Just in case, several digital devices have an analog (non-electronic) counterpart as a back-up, particularly those used for navigation, such as the magnetic compass.Read the blog post
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