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This ship makes its own waves inside to remain stable in rough seas

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Designed for use alongside oil platforms under construction as a temporary place for workers to live, the Offshore Accommodation Vessel—as it’s called—features a U-shaped water tank lining its hull. The tank is only partly filled with water, though. And by controlling the amount of air pumped into either side of the tank, a gentle inner wave is created which can be used to counteract the motions of a rolling sea, stabilizing the ship.
via Gizmodo

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