Because it flows over ocean surface at temperatures of 600 to 700 C
Generally cruise ships avoid conditions that could make them capsize, but yes it is technically possible for a cruise ship to capsize.
Large earthquakes could potentially cause large waves (relatively near shore), which could capsize boats. If the boat is in the middle of the ocean, it most likely would not be affected.
You can go to any local harbor front to rent some boats. I have done this many times and it works well. Otherwise you could go to http://www.boats.com/ for a selection of boats.
Thunderstorms often also have high winds and lightning. High winds can whip seas into waves than could capsize a boat. Lightning could strike a boat or ship's electronics and disable the craft, or make part catch fire.
No, but a man made harbor was made for boats........which could be interpreted as a bay, but there truly is no bay
It would effect it because a harbor is used to dock ships and boats so they could go sell their products. If the government will not let them get on boats then they can't sell the products.They aren't making money.
yes we did have aircraft carriers at that time, however i do not think any where docked their during the battle.
They feared that the lifeboats could overcrowd and capsize.
So that the city could easily keep an array of ships and boats. Boats are used for a great many things, from fishing to trading to exploring new lands, etc. Without the use of boats, we would not have many of the things we use today, and without a harbour, using boats would have been too difficult for many cities.
Fine ash and dust
this is not a joke but, a pyroclastic flow could touch you!
Overloading a watercraft could cause a capsize and the vessel to sink.