Here is a friendly diagram of an airship making a cross-wind turn. The black lines are sails, the red lines are directions of force, and the blue arrows are the direction of the wind. An actual explanation of this diagram is forthcoming, but you will need a lexicon of sailing terms to understand it.
Monday, August 29, 2005
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I Failed. Despite my best efforts, I fell head-over-heals into airships.
Here is a friendly diagram of an airship making a cross-wind turn. The black lines are sails, the red lines are directions of force, and the blue arrows are the direction of the wind. An actual explanation of this diagram is forthcoming, but you will need a lexicon of sailing terms to understand it.
Here is a friendly diagram of an airship making a cross-wind turn. The black lines are sails, the red lines are directions of force, and the blue arrows are the direction of the wind. An actual explanation of this diagram is forthcoming, but you will need a lexicon of sailing terms to understand it.
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