Ship
A ship is a large watercraft that is designed to navigate through the water, typically larger than a boat and capable of carrying cargo, passengers, or both. Ships have been used for transportation, exploration, warfare, and commerce throughout history.
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Ships have been used for transportation, exploration, warfare, and commerce throughout history. They come in a wide variety of sizes and types, including merchant ships, naval ships, fishing vessels, and cruise ships. The earliest known ships date back to at least 4000 BCE, and the invention of the sail in ancient times revolutionized the speed and efficiency of seafaring. Over time, ships have undergone significant technological advancements, such as the use of steam engines and propellers, to improve their capabilities. Today, ships play a vital role in global trade, with millions of tons of goods transported by sea every year. The Wikipedia page on ships provides detailed information on their history, construction, types, and other related topics.