A Day on a Ship That Will Sink
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Have you ever imagined what it would be like to be on a ship that could capsize on purpose? Join our exciting adventure for a day aboard FLIP (Floating Instrument Platform), a half-submerged ship used for scientific research in the deep ocean! In this video, we will show how the FLIP ship operates, from the dramatic transformation process from a horizontal to a vertical position, to the various research activities carried out on it. Also witness how the scientists and crew lived and worked in these unique conditions.
The FLIP ship was built in 1962 by the Scripps Institution of Oceanography and was designed to float vertically in the ocean to reduce wave interference. With a length of 355 feet, this ship can submerge itself up to 300 feet to achieve maximum stability in the middle of the ocean. Throughout the video, you will see how the FLIP ship changes position and what the daily life of the researchers on the ship is like. From research activities, scientific experiments, to the challenges of life on this half-sunken ship, everything will be revealed in this amazing adventure.
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