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rotation about the z-axis yaw. Um...if the ship is in dead calm water, with the bow and the stern facing north and south, then yaw would mean that the displacement stays the same but the ends are moving towards NNE + SSW or NNW + SSE? Staying (more or less) on the same plane but pointing in a different direction?
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