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Is (or was) the "Flying Dutchman" some kind of mechanic robot?

 

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Is (or was) the "Flying Dutchman" some kind of mechanic robot?


The "Flying Dutchman" is the thing, what is called a hallucination or some kind of projection from the wormhole. But it can also be a mechanic robot, and the reason why I write about mechanic computers is that the only certain evidence about the existence of that ship is from the year 1939. And in that year there were no electronic computers. So had some navy got robot intelligence vehicle at that time. Sometimes there has been introduced an idea that "Flying Dutchman" is the undercover alien craft or so-called "Sea UFO". The fact is that the ship can rise above the sea if there are some small holes under its trunk. And if the high-pressure water will pump through those holes, that thing can raise the ship above the surface of the sea. 

The story of "Flying Dutchman" has caused a question that is it possible that this particular ghost ship possibly some kind of mechanic robot? If we want to make the robot ship, what is operated with mechanic computers that kind of ship is possible to make. If we think about the simplest possible way to make the robot sail ship, we might use the compressors, which is blowing air to the rags. So that thing neutralizes the effect of the natural wind. But the turning system of the masts and rags can make by using the wind arrow. That will save fuel and make the ship more believable. There is possible to connect the wind generators in the system, which will increase the range. 

That thing is the sensor, what is connected to the plate, what is controlling the turning device. When the plate is turning in some direction, it would close the electric circuit, and that thing turns the rags in the right position. The sailing ship can use the inertia navigation system or gyrocompass for keeping its course. And the gyrocompass position can adjust by using the radio controller. 

If the ship uses microwave weapons, which are covered as cannons, it would not need very complicated programming. The aiming of the system can make by using TV-cameras and remote-control launchers. But also the normal cannons can control by using the mechanic computer. In this case, the system will equip the plates, which are acting as a record. 

When the stylus following the track it would move the switch would move on the scale. There are electric circuits that are controlling a certain part of the loading process. And how our robot ship will find the target? So the hydrophone or underwater microphone system can connect to an alarm. When the hand of the decibel-meter will touch the connector, that thing can alarm the operator of that system. 


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flying_Dutchman


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