ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 10月1日 06時29分

Inside a hangarlike laboratory at the @university.of.maine, researchers are testing a new type of floating platform meant to support a wind turbine in open water. Right now, almost all offshore wind turbines need fixed platforms built into the seafloor. Floating turbines, with anchors, would mean new flexibility in where wind farms could be placed, with potentially less impact on marine life — and less opposition from humans onshore. The @university.of.maine testing is part of an elaborate physics experiment meant to simulate conditions that full-scale floating wind turbines could face at an installation being planned about 10 miles off the Maine coast in up to 360 feet of water near tiny Monhegan Island. @tspinski took this photo of Habib Joseph Dagher, the project's executive director, at the @university.of.maine.

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