This tanker has been out there for over a month. We can see it from our house. Did some research on Marine Traffic.com. It states that it has limited maneuverability. It does state that it is at Latitude 42.39917 minus 70.6145. Does anyone know about this? 
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Good Morning Gloucester 
I was wondering what that was out there.
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Hi there can you see it from Good harbor
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It looks like the ship’s name is all one word — Excelerate. I’ll bet it has something to do with this.
http://www.bostonglobe.com/business/2013/01/23/offshore-gas-terminals-mass-bust-far/Qu8dyZzF6yBNAsDNaTT1ZJ/story.html
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when it moves, it moves under the sun.
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Thank you
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Thank you. But only seems to move a little
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the sun does not move but the earth moves so much it goes around the sun and with it goes the boat! so it moves a little but a lot; spooky.
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I know the sun does not move but it spooky that I can see this tanker from my house in Magnolia and also near Niles
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http://excelerateenergy.com/project/northeast-gateway-deepwater-port
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Looks like it’s at a liquified natural gas off-loading facility. Read about it here: http://www.northeastgas.org/about_lng.php
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Thank you David
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Donna,
The local coast guard folks may keep up on this too as it in there area. This way they have taxi’s and buses running off LPG with special filling stations…
From a Hong Kong study…
Click to access 967rp05.pdf
Dave
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