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• Luff: Luff refers to the forward edge of a sail that is facing into the wind. When a sailboat is sailing upwind, the sails are trimmed so that the luff of the sail is as close to the wind direction as possible without luffing or flapping. This is ... Read More >>
• Viruses: In maritime context, viruses refer to the microscopic infectious agents that can cause diseases in marine organisms. These viruses can infect a wide range of marine life, including fish, shellfish, and marine mammals. They can be transmitte ... Read More >>
• Ramps: Ramps are sloping structures used to connect two different levels of a ship or between a ship and a shore. They are used for loading and unloading cargo, vehicles, and passengers. Ramps can be fixed or movable, depending on the type of ship ... Read More >>