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lighthouse
lighthouse (lìt´hous´)
noun
Nautical.
A tall structure topped
by a powerful
light
used as a beacon or signal to aid marine navigation.
Lighthouse
Lighthouse, structure from
which light is projected at night, or which serves as a marker by day,
to guide ships sailing in coastal
waters.
Constructed at important points on a coastline, on isolated or sunken rocks
or shoals, and at entrances to harbors and estuaries, lighthouses have
safeguarded mariners since early times. Ancient lighthouses were simple
structures topped by a beacon fire.
Today most lighthouses use rotating
beacons, with light from incandescent lamps, and various types of
electrically
powered fog signals and auxiliary radio navigation systems. In areas where it
is impractical to construct buildings to house a beacon, lightships and lighted
buoys are often used. In the United States, maintenance of lighthouses, lightships,
lighted buoys, and other aids to navigation is the responsibility of the U.S.
Coast Guard.
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"Lighthouses are more helpful than
churches." -
Benjamin
Franklin
The
Simpsons:
_El Viaje Misterioso de Nuestro
Homer (aka The Mysterious Voyage of Homer)_ [Aired January
5, 1997] Season
8/Episode
24
Consuming too may hot peppers
gives Homer visions, which tell him to seek out his "soulmate". Johnny
Cash guest stars.
W E L C O M E This
Lighthouse Operated By E A R L; E.A.R.L.
Electronic Automatic Robotic
Lighthouse
