Can you imagine, you're quite lonely when you're out there. Thousands of kilometers of water around you and many below. Above you sometimes stormy clouds and sometimes just space.
👉 I row across the southern ocean in my freshwater stream kayak from the southern tip of South America to Antarctica during major storms as an exercise regimen. Usually takes me 45 mins down, 55 mins back. That's because the current works against you when rowing northward! 😉👍
Right. I made 2 crossings from the USA to Europe onboard a Navy ship back in the 60's. Nothing but sky and water days on end. Very humbling experience for sure.
The largest ocean in the world ,and it is so big and vast its hard to believe the distance from its isolated average centre to major land areas . This ocean must hide so many things . I enjoyed this video
When the titanic sank the ocean was calm. Imagine how fast the ship would have sunk in a restless ocean. The waves would have broken the ship within half an hour.
In my youth time, i was accepted in sea force University, but because of my horror of the sea i didn't go there and prefer to be a teacher and now in middle age, I regret why I didn't become a sailor, Many of our fears are unrealistic and prevent us from progressing.
sailors live in constant fear. its the secret they dont talk about. thats why they sing songs about dying on ocean ( even the pirates ) i think youre just fantazising in youre mind about something what is not true. they all fear the ocean, becouse its unpredictable and can sink even the biggest ship like nothing. especially on open oceans. you can be sailor if you want, take a boat to ocean and you will find out its constant life in fear. same as being fighter, soldier, or other traumatizing thing. theres reason people are not same after being soldier for example.
Yep I was on pleasure cruise going from Australia to NZ and there was a wild storm that lasted 4 days non stop, stuck inside all that time. I sat on the balcony of my parents room and its scary seeing these waves 10 meters below
@@thetruthfornow6045 Honestly, I actually found it really relaxing. Like being rocked to sleep like a baby. Although when I got back home to dry land I found it difficult to walk straight. LoL
@@Spacegoat92 I would be in my cabin with sea sickness. You are lucky. Your body adjusted to not being in balance out at seas. When you returned your equilibrium needed to get readjusted.
The first thought was: "Why do your containers mounted with gates, and refs with motors - on the bowside?". Then I realized that these were stern bays behind the superstructure.
I wonder how many ships per week navigate through the most isolated part of the Pacific where only a vast amount of water surrounds them. Water... and creatures beneath the wild waves.
It's at times like this when one prays the Marine Engineers did their homework, because all that's keeping you from certain death the ship they designed and your on!!!!
this waves nothing compared to what i have seen in pacific ocean i have seen much more worse this waves this seems to me cargo ship 🚢 but i have traveled on pacific ocean with small boat crossed this ocean i have seen water on pacific ocean that like wall between black water and blue water that’s don’t mix together it is like wall i have seen fly fish on pacific ocean i have seen shark 🦈 and dolphins 🐬 the waves i have seen and my boat face it was like mountain 🏔 hitting my boat i only had fuel for 6 hours to operate my boat when i see only few gallons left i have wrote on my life jacket my address and phone number or my family member if my dead boys ever survive and someone found so they can contact my family the only few things i have learned on that evening when we feel and see we will die in few moments later we try to imagine our childhood life what we did good in our life in past especially best event we had in our past life second things i have learned on that evening there is nothing power anything that god created on earth like ocean it is huge the power of ocean is unimaginable thank you ABF australian border force who came to rescue me before my boat fuel ⛽️ run out i still clearly imagine the moment when it was dark evening couldy sky large wave hitting my boat suddenly i turn my head back saw a big australian warship behind me my heart like fly it was the moment i saw tear on my eyes and blood flow gone high by happy 😃 then i turn my head to my right side i saw another australian warship coming towards me that was like kind big warship then i turn my left side i saw another warship then i saw back again i saw 4 speed boat loaded by australian navy coming towards me with high speed in 4 minutes they have come close to my boat and one tow female navy officers and tow male officers jumped on my boat and first hand i was given by a young australian female army i still can feel her hand how strong her hand was thank you australian border force for giving me new life if u guys wasn’t rescued me i wouldn’t be here to make comments i know god sent them to rescue me thank you australia 🇦🇺 again from united state of America 🇺🇸
Can you imagine that you and your parents are in a cruise right now in the Pacific Ocean and then there is a huge wave coming by your boat and it fell, 5 sharks come to you and then you jump on them and then they took you to a mysterious place then you see your great great great grandpa/grandma so you cry alot and then you faint and get to a island. Scary right?
