De acordo com o livro Shiphandling for the Mariner:

Darkness creates new problems for the shiphandler and there are two pilotages in any water: a daylight and a night pilotage.

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De acordo com o livro Shiphandling for the Mariner:

Darkness creates new problems for the shiphandler and there are two pilotages in any water: a daylight and a night pilotage.

Conforme o trecho citado, qual das alternativas abaixo está INCORRETA:

Rodrigo · Accepted Answer

P&aacute;gina 133:
 
Night versus day maneuvering
 
Darkness creates new problems for the shiphandler and there are two pilotages in any water: a daylight and a night pilotage.

Speed and distance become more difficult to estimate, since depth perception is lost at night and relative size and changes of relative motion must be used to judge distance.
It is even more important to look abeam or aft at night than during the day, since it is impossible to estimate speed during hours of darkness by looking ahead of the ship.
On a clear night objects appear closer, yet when visibility deteriorates they appear farther away.
Unlighted buoys and shoreline are no longer visible, so more reliance must be placed on radar presentation and local knowledge to stay clear of shoals and banks.
A poorly lighted stringpiece must be avoided by instinct because it is not visible during docking.

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