European sailors were afraid of sailing because they were afraid of falling off the edge. They thought that the world was flat.
Another reason was that they didn't have very good navigation.
The last reason I know is sea monsters. They believed that sea monsters actually lived.
They thought up weird things.
They were afraid of falling off the edge of the world. [In reality, they were afraid of getting lost by sailing beyond their star charts.]
Portugal, by far.
They are afraid to go far by sea because they are scared that maybe the go somewhere they don't know(nowhere) and they are afraid of the weather(hurricane, storm etc.) and disease(scurvy).
SHARKS at cape verde the southest point in Africa is the most populated place in the world with sharks
There are far, far more than three main points when sailing.
The sailers used the sun and stars to know how far from the equator they were. Hope this helped :)
Did the waters of the sea reach. The boiling point if you sailed to far? As sailors asked these
Did the waters of the sea reach. The boiling point if you sailed to far? As sailors asked these
It all depends on the wind.
As far as i know.. its 148 or more.
Prince Henry, the Navigator built a school of navigation for sailors. The school taught all types of sailing related pursuits such as cartography, and use of the sextant as well as other equipment. Prince Henry hoped the knowledge would allow them to eventually reach the far east.
Located on the Mediterranean Sea, it led them to sea trade.