Photos | Powering the Seas
A close-up view of the engine room of a ship as it runs on a network of machines, cords, and electrical devices, all controlled through four switches and gauges. Located in Oʻahu's ʻAiea, Hawaiʻi, this factory-like architecture houses the massive gas pump, engine, and rotor that enable the vessel to move forward through the waters.
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a close up of the engine room of a shipChronologically Adjacent
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