The Mary Celeste has pretty much been explained. It had been racked by storms for 10 days which resulted in broken barrels of raw alcohol leaking into the hold. Because of the high possibility of spontaneous combustion, in all likelihood, the crew abandoned ship in the missing life boat. There was a very long rope that was trailing behind the vessel thought to be a teather to the life boat. Logically, it can be assumed they were trailing behind the vessel waiting for one of two things to happen. Either the hold would vent and cool, (the hatch covers were off of the hold) or explode. Also, the ship was not at full sail. Most of the sails had been downed, including the main sail but in the rush to get off the boat, they didn't have time to take them all down. One can assume a gust of wind caused the ship to lurch forward and whoever had a hold of the teather lost grip, and they were unable to catch up with it, and the lifeboat eventually sunk. Another "mysterious" thing was the broken ships compass, which, again, in all likelihood happened during the 10 days of storms. Mystery solved.
In modern maritime usage, and probably in the marie Celeste's time, a lifeboat was launched with what's called a sea painter line which holds it in the water alongside the ship -- this assumes the ship still has forward movement. When the boat is loaded, the painter is released, and it remains, as you say, trailing along. Usually it would NOT be long enough to trail behind, at least not for a significant distance, though. However, any sort of line trailing is certainly indicative of a controlled lifeboat launch.
That is an awesome unvrifiable explanation. Glad u managed to solve the mystery in your mind without resorting to all that pesky supporting evidence that you passed right by. I mean there is no way anyone could argue with you ..........i mean unless they demanded actual proof.
Nope. I don't subscribe to channels like this. There ARE several channels like this ~ you're wrong about every other channel being like this. Only greedy, lazy users do this :D People who actually have a worthy video don't need to post false, clickbait thumbnails ;)
ROTFLMAO!!!! Perhaps you should first learn to spell if you'd like me to take you seriously. ;) I don't have to resort to insulting the mentally disabled to get my point across. How old are you? Twelve? Tsk. Tsk. Yeah, I did decide to go elsewhere. I gave it a thumbs down, I unsubscribed, and I explained why. That is sensible. People like you however, will happily stay here right? There are at least five other channels I could list right now that provide the same content as this one ~ without overdoing it on the ads or using clickbait photos. It's called having integrity. You might want to check that out.
I see the children are out to play! You deserve everything that will come your way in life.You can't fix stupid. Too bad your parents aren't raising you better :D You clearly don't even understand what clickbait is. Once you graduate, or I should say if you graduate, come on back and let everybody see how clever you are. For now ~ you failed. Take care!
while I do enjoy the video and channel danu is right that the thumbnail is clickbait I would so have wanted to see a cool pirate island ship but alas maybe another video in the future will feature it.
#5 is REALLY easy to explain. When you are sailing single handed (you are the only person on the boat) one thing you never ever do is let yourself fall overboard. Most people attach themselves to the boat by 2 lanyards. You never detach both lanyards at the same time. That way you can change tie in positions without ever exposing yourself to danger. This is a fairly common accident as, in a sail boat the deck is usually tipped to one side or the other up to 30 degrees. Add some water to the deck (which is also fairly common) and slipping becomes almost inevitable. If you slip while you are not attached to the boat, preventing yourself falling overboard is almost impossible. When that happens the boat continues on the heading you last set, and with no one aboard to turn around and get you, the boat leaves you behind. The boat may some time be found, but your body will almost certainly never be recovered.
It was loaded with 15000 boxes of sulfuric acid, potassium cyanide and nitroglycerin. It was smuggled on the ship in beijing and the ship was sent to a low traffic route so they wouldn't be caught. They assume, some boxes were leaking and produced hydrogen cyanide gas... So basically a death sentance on a boat
The Mary Celeste, I was reading a book about her and it turned out it was figured that her cargo was leaking vapors of somekind that was feared that it would cause a explosion at any time so it was believed that the Captain and crew along with the passengers went about getting into a lifeboat that was suppose to be tethered to the ship just incase it didn't explode they could get back on board again. Somehow the line got cut or something and given the fact that the seas in the area were rough, it was likely that the lifeboat was lost trying to get back to the ship.
Its photoshop art by Marcel Laverdet. He never intended it to be used as clickbait or as a fake ghost ship or whatever. The other stories are all based on true ships but most of the photos are just random not related to the actual description 🙄
@@traukolondon I understand that. It was just disappointing considering I clicked on the video due to the photo and wanting to learn more about THAT particular ships situation. It's a very interesting picture. I'm sure many others did the same.
@@sheenaalexis8710 I knew that you knew 😉, that was clear. I was just giving you some extra information as you said you liked the image 🙂. The rest of my rant was a criticism of the OP and the needless clickbait
Zack Floate I said it because it relates to the video. No offense fellow assassin. The Octavis was in ac3 but not 4. On this video it mentions the Octavis. Speaking of AC here's what I like about 3 and 4 3: loads of weapons and I play as a native American 4: muthafuckin pirates
The first one the cold might have been a leaking cooling system. Nerve gas is often stored in very cold and secured lockers. If there was a failure in the system or sabotaged by someone that would explain the deaths and the cold as the cold would hang low in the ship. The nerve gas probably had escaped/dissipated by that point. The frighten looks before they died could have been hallucinations.
Majyst m million other channels do it, are you going to personally go to each and dislike it, why dislike this vid because you're in a bad mood, it's not the vids fault
Dont be idiotic, no one is going to go to every clickbait video to leave a dislike. A person can leave a dislike for something that is deceitful without having to go to every single video in existence. This video could have left a thumbnail of something in the video, probably some nice pictures in there, instead they choose to be deceitful. Also, not the videos fault? Do you believe random thumbnails get accidentally assigned to their videos? Whoever made the video choose to do this on purpose. More people should leave down votes for clickbait headlines and thumbnails and maybe is will start happening less. I don't go out of my way to find them, but if i click on a video thinking im going to see something new and surprising and it turns out to be a lie, I will leave a thumbs down.
Colton Cheatwood, Only reason to watch Ghost ship is the part where the cable rips through and cuts everyone in half. Apart from that it's a bloody awful film.
There IS a possible explanation for the Mary Celeste and it's been discussed for ages. The alcohol barrels weren't properly sealed, so the deck underneath became full of alcohol vapour, which ignited without causing much damage, but scared the crew off the vessel, where they found a watery end.
It was really an insurance fraud. There was somebody aboard when the ship was found: two sailor from the other vessel. The captain was brutal against the crew and even her wife, and there was a mutiny, killing the captain and some officers. The surviving sailors abandoned the ship near Ireland coast, knowing the laws about mutiny. Only two sailors borrowed from the other ship in the New York harbor (where both ship were neighbours) keep on aboard, and then the other ship discovered them. At the end, all the original crew in the second vessel won the prize for the recovery (half of the cargo value), so nobody talked about this until a lot of years later.
no 6 was carrying industrial alcohol not made for drinking oh back then the captain's log book(and still is) was a treasure trove of information more valuable than gold/and precious metals-gems etc.,
I have a theory for the Ourang Medan. So for camping, we have propane stoves, and if u have them on for a while, the bottom of the connecting tubes will frost over. What if the ship was carrying a substance with similar properties, it would explain the crew dying from inhalation of it, the hull being cold, and a giant firey explosion
larry mondello out of my mind cuz I'm trying to tell you you used the wrong version of a word? There are no tails in this video. It's not about monkeys or cats or anything with a tail you fucking toolbag. You should have wrote "strange strange tales, thank you" not tail as in the thing dogs wag. Different spellings have different meanings fucknut. You're using the one in reference to a fucking appendage on the ass of animals. 🖕🏼👋🏼🏳
From Wikipedia: Several authors note their inability to find any mention of the case in Lloyd's Shipping Register.[1][12][13] Furthermore, no registration records for a ship by the name of Ourang Medan could be located in various countries, including the Netherlands. While Bainton states that the identity of the Silver Star, reported to have been involved in the failed rescue attempt, has been established with some certainty, the complete lack of information on the sunken ship itself has given rise to suspicion about the origins and credibility of the account. Ships logs for the Silver Star did not show a record of any such rescue attempt. Bainton and others have put forward the possibility that accounts of, among others, the date, location, names of the ships involved, and circumstances of the accident might have been inaccurate or exaggerated, or that the story might be completely fictitious.[1]
A fishing boat with 6 crew men went missing after a tremendous storm on the Isle of Skye in 1960 and was never found again until 1983 when 2 girls from Glasgow spending their holidays on Skye were exploring an Island in the bay of staffin which nobody goes to, and wedged into a cove on the island and out of sight from the shore they found the missing fishing boat with the skeletons of all crew still on board.
There is no evidence that #10 ever happened and appears to be based of of an old sailing tale that predates the alleged incident by many, many years. Different versions of the story have it in the North Pacific, others among the South Islands, etc. Other versions of the tale are said to have been relayed by natives who find a lone survivor from the doomed ship who tells his tale to them before himself dying. Shipping and Insurance companies - which keep meticulous records of vessels and international commerce have no record of any vessel by that name ever existing. Nor are there any records of it in national registries, including Dutch records. The Silver Star however was a real ship but there is no record of it ever encountering the Ourang Medan or any other vessel as outlined in the tale.
The Ourang Medan went though some kind of interstellar space bridge. needless to say they didn't survive. If you watch the documentary on it they said they received jumbled distress calls in Morris code.
they should have done a search on similar ships, with different names. if it did actually cross an interstellar bridge, one would have to be destroyed and its usually the copy in the wrong universe unless the copy destroys the original on arrival.
I suspect the no.9 ship was attacked by a sea monster and it ripped off the anchor with immense force and the crew members thought the ship was going to sink so they used the emergency boats to escape but got eaten or killed by the sea creature...... I know, crazy right? Well that’s my prediction
You have forget a ship it is chost ship which is saling akrost the ocean the ship is the flying Dutchman if someone see the ship he will die the flying Dutchman crew is saling the ocean 🌊 a subrane spotted the ship also going in underwater
From Wikipedia concerning Carrol A. Deering: No official explanation for the disappearance of the crew of the Carroll A. Deering was ever offered, though all of the concrete evidence suggests mutiny. The case is a favorite of paranormal and Bermuda Triangle hobbyists and has gained a reputation as one of the truly great maritime mysteries. It is also possible that the Deering's crew simply abandoned ship after the vessel grounded on Diamond Shoals and, unable to row to shore, were swept out to sea and a certain death in their small open lifeboats.
The Mary Celeste was abandoned as there was a dangerous gas leakage at a barrel in its hold. After the evacuation with a boat,the crew & the passengers perished.
