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Why large ships don’t sink in bad weather 

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Why don’t boats sink? This is a simple question with a complicated answer that you might have asked yourself at one point. Even though you may have not experienced it in person, you have probably seen a giant ship breaking through the towering waves and going up and down during a fearsome storm.
Each time the ship goes down, it seems as if it will never go back up again; but the ship keeps afloat on the water. These heart-pumping moments are popular in movies and TV series and can be quite exciting to watch.
But in reality, it would be a catastrophe if big ships sank during these storms. Luckily, engineers and captains have a few tricks to avoid such conditions.
First and foremost, ships try to avoid storms for a safe journey, and communication plays an important role here. It may be true that “loose lips sink ships”, but in this case, the opposite is true. This communication becomes possible through satellites.
Weather reports can prevent a possible disaster long before it happens. Apart from modern solutions, ancient solutions like ballasts make the ship heavier and enable a more stable ship buoyancy. But, what happens when a ship encounters a storm in spite of all the safety measurements?
You will have to watch our video to find out. If you are also asking questions like “why don’t ships sink”, this video with its interesting highlights and thrilling visuals can help you satisfy your curiosity.
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@Interestingengineeringofficial
@Interestingengineeringofficial 3 месяца назад
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@robinyilmaz1155
@robinyilmaz1155 3 года назад
Narrator trying to put emphasis on every single word
@lunapetunia3778
@lunapetunia3778 3 года назад
😂
@andreasmaier7603
@andreasmaier7603 3 года назад
I stopped the video after 3 minutes because of this (and because of the really minimal information in it)
@jeanyluisa8483
@jeanyluisa8483 3 года назад
Yeah. I was also asking myself why that guy cannot talk normally. I guess they told him he should make it interesting and he confused that with making it dramatic.
@jeanyluisa8483
@jeanyluisa8483 3 года назад
@Ordo you mean constipated due to the proccessing? That could explain why there are more videos on RU-vid that sound like this.
@MrNeversweat
@MrNeversweat 3 года назад
He's not telling anything, he's trying to sound scientific with limited knowledge
@Keemanah
@Keemanah 3 года назад
Ngl, this video would be a lot more interesting if my man narrated in a regular voice. This over emphasis of syllables is annoying af. Still enjoyed the information!
@michaelrohrkasse6110
@michaelrohrkasse6110 3 года назад
It is legitimately exhausting to listen to
@micahned
@micahned 3 года назад
I'm pretty sure it's computer generated.
@LeMauricier
@LeMauricier 3 года назад
True
@tunim4354
@tunim4354 3 года назад
Sounds like a creepy disney film narrator.
@dsdy1205
@dsdy1205 3 года назад
speed it up to 2x speed. Becomes a lot more bearable
@nandum.h3765
@nandum.h3765 3 года назад
How I successfully battle a tiger is by avoiding a tiger.
@ravishankarprabhu2423
@ravishankarprabhu2423 3 года назад
Good. Life time learning. 👍
@italianpinoy5427
@italianpinoy5427 3 года назад
Poor tiger 🙄
@suprememasteroftheuniverse
@suprememasteroftheuniverse 3 года назад
So you don't "battle".
@Thawhid
@Thawhid 3 года назад
@@suprememasteroftheuniverse he does by not doing it
@pathetic.2108
@pathetic.2108 3 года назад
Ah yes, people die if they are killed.
@suhaelowis
@suhaelowis 3 года назад
My friend has always been telling me that heaviness is one of the reasons that ships are not sinking! Great video
@pronaymaitra7845
@pronaymaitra7845 3 года назад
Yes, because the center of gravity decreases and makes it more stable! It was a autocorrect error! 😊 Edit: decreases
@rocker10039
@rocker10039 3 года назад
@@pronaymaitra7845 uhh rise in centre of gravity is less stable iirc.
@skippyguy3
@skippyguy3 3 года назад
@@pronaymaitra7845 makes it less stable...
@chriswright8074
@chriswright8074 3 года назад
How do boats float but rocks sink as soon they hit the water
@rocker10039
@rocker10039 3 года назад
@@chriswright8074 buoyant force, the water the ship displaces is heavier than what the ship weighs.
@danielsoto8934
@danielsoto8934 3 года назад
*WRONG* The real reason is the kraken doesn't hunger for big meals like cargo ships
@miteonmybed
@miteonmybed 3 года назад
im not sure about that, because cargo ship do contain food inside from worldwide
@DrWhoo-kz7sw
@DrWhoo-kz7sw 3 года назад
@@miteonmybed you say that as if they can smell out of water
@LuisRivera-rl9gl
@LuisRivera-rl9gl 3 года назад
Yet*
@danielsoto8934
@danielsoto8934 3 года назад
@@LuisRivera-rl9gl Yeet*
@ajayg2752
@ajayg2752 3 года назад
Pirates life
@GamingFreakhorizon
@GamingFreakhorizon 3 года назад
How ships avoid sinking? Avoid bad weather Engineers: no need to thank me
@Sponge_Bob_Square_Pants
@Sponge_Bob_Square_Pants 3 года назад
Avoid using ship 😂
@thor4259
@thor4259 3 года назад
😂
@mustang6599
@mustang6599 3 года назад
Because they weigh the same as a duck?
@soundar4270
@soundar4270 2 года назад
don't choose your carrier in sea voyage
@trentbrisket1159
@trentbrisket1159 3 года назад
Damn. Why does listening to this make me feel like I'm having a stroke?
@thisweeksedition2477
@thisweeksedition2477 3 года назад
Its like wikipedia became sentient and started producing videos
@tunim4354
@tunim4354 3 года назад
😂
@Sponge_Bob_Square_Pants
@Sponge_Bob_Square_Pants 3 года назад
He is speaking from his arse, learn to respect talent 😂
@acho-xc3rg
@acho-xc3rg 3 года назад
Coz u r doge
@mr.chillman8660
@mr.chillman8660 3 года назад
This guy sounds like he's Morgan Freeman's and Optimus prime's illegitimate son
@kryptonnslaxx6378
@kryptonnslaxx6378 3 года назад
Lol
@JohnCompton1
@JohnCompton1 2 года назад
Oh hell no 🤣🤣🤣
@bharatraj6030
@bharatraj6030 3 года назад
Skip till 01:10 to avoid lengthy introduction....
@madhanianuj
@madhanianuj 3 года назад
Also watch at minimum 1.5x speed
@lcr9350
@lcr9350 3 года назад
The writing is so cheesy
@carterstockham948
@carterstockham948 3 года назад
Thank you
@joekrater3364
@joekrater3364 3 года назад
Thank you ma man
@brocksdaddy081910
@brocksdaddy081910 3 года назад
@@madhanianuj I followed your instructions and it's the only way to get through it.
@rodolfongusmas5659
@rodolfongusmas5659 3 года назад
I am a seafarer, and I agree with all that you have just said. Loaded ships are hard to toss around while ships in ballast are very dangerous in tumultuous sea. But if a ship properly secured and water-tight, everything is manageable.
@libertyismyindefeasiblerig3838
@libertyismyindefeasiblerig3838 3 года назад
This is exactly what titanic makers said before becoming a lesson of history. May you find peace ❤🙏
@ZhuGeLiang6969
@ZhuGeLiang6969 3 года назад
well bad weather... not iceberg bruhhhh..
@gotworc
@gotworc 3 года назад
I don't think the whether causes a ship to hit a giant iceberg
@bebetovassell2814
@bebetovassell2814 3 года назад
🤣🤣
@Barri2410
@Barri2410 3 года назад
@@ZhuGeLiang6969 but there's _a lot_ of reports regarding icebergs
@mikes.7545
@mikes.7545 3 года назад
Considering these large ships are multiple times larger than the titanic. I'd say they're good.
@Gamernlte
@Gamernlte 3 года назад
Large ships never sinks Titanic: Hold my iceberg
@mbhla
@mbhla 3 года назад
Exactly, what a bs....
@deshpremikamranhasan7082
@deshpremikamranhasan7082 3 года назад
Titanic is smaller than modern battleships
@spinyslasher6586
@spinyslasher6586 3 года назад
Your average modern cargo ship can easily dwarf titanic in size. Also titanic hit an iceberg due to human error, it was actually pretty storm resistant.
@guily6669
@guily6669 3 года назад
Costa Concordia one probably capable and decent modern ship, stuck and semi-sunk, guess the modern GPS route tracking and all sensors didn't save it from an amazing captain *facepalm*.
@CrazynToughKiwi
@CrazynToughKiwi 3 года назад
@@deshpremikamranhasan7082 Given that there are no battleships in active service anywhere in the world, I struggle to understand your use of ‘modern’. Even the battleships built during WW2 were actually shorter, and not that much heavier considering all the armour and weapons.
@niccatipay
@niccatipay 3 года назад
1. Better wheather detection 2. Heavy mass beats waves 3. New steel and ship design 4. Port shore and shelter hole 5. Out run a storm. 6. Go to the counter clock side of the storm. 7. Go fast, and cut the waves instead of letting it slam on your wide side.
@sjurjans7137
@sjurjans7137 3 года назад
Wise your to the point expleination showed in the comments first...that video narration was horrific drama voice I feel exhausted after that narration
@niccatipay
@niccatipay 3 года назад
@@sjurjans7137 Glad to be of help comrade! But please do listen to the video in the background, since RU-vid sometimes does not count views if the video is only open for a short while. It kinda hurts their ad revenue.
@nitinkumar7329
@nitinkumar7329 3 года назад
Modern ships also have double Hull structure which makes them 4 times stronger than the single Hull design ship.
@L47M
@L47M 3 года назад
The ocean is the most terrifying place on earth without a doubt.
@matoff9466
@matoff9466 3 года назад
Exactly.. Imagine being 1000s of miles away from land in the middle of no where. You are the mercy of the ocean.. Waves can reach scary heights in deep ocean during storms. Its scary to think about
@jotcw81
@jotcw81 2 года назад
You never know whats beneath you. No thanks, but no.
@ihavewaited90daystochangem51
@ihavewaited90daystochangem51 3 года назад
What's up with the narration? It sounds like Optimus Prime is teaching me about ships.
@sean367
@sean367 3 года назад
Turn down the sound and read the text.simple
@ihavewaited90daystochangem51
@ihavewaited90daystochangem51 3 года назад
@@sean367 That doesn't answer my question.
@ihavewaited90daystochangem51
@ihavewaited90daystochangem51 3 года назад
@@sean367 Also why are you trying to defend this shitty narration
@linkmaster253
@linkmaster253 3 года назад
@@sean367 yeah wtf
@dologongpoloponobonotongpo235
@dologongpoloponobonotongpo235 2 года назад
this is a computer voice. i always see ads for these claiming they sound more natural compared to older computer generated voices
@RUBYKINGSLY
@RUBYKINGSLY 3 года назад
I stayed in dredging ship , amazed how it break through high tide , rain no matter Just keep sailing on the specified channel. It have bouyonce at both side of the deck . it is the reason to make it float all time . On the next day morning deck is filled with abundance of fishes , nice one go to Ice room remaining thrown to the sea
@walttrotter535
@walttrotter535 2 года назад
When I was a young man I worked for a marine company that had contracts with oil companies to provide services to oil rigs in the Gulf. On a trip from port in So Cal off the coast of Mexico on way to Panama canal we encountered a storm I thought was gonna kill us all. Captain was on the bridge drinking his coffee cracking jokes crew below in galley or berths as no one allowed on deck. Everyone calm as could be I'm shitting my pants. I decided if we ever made it back to port I was quitting. After that I enlisted in the Army and learned what real fear was. Made a man out of me.
@sandesh9240
@sandesh9240 3 года назад
Seeing the ships moving in the video itself causing me sea sickness!
@kamikazehound3243
@kamikazehound3243 3 года назад
All the sailors of old who survived horrible storms are legends even if we never get to hear their stories
@anthonyxuereb792
@anthonyxuereb792 2 года назад
Best advice to a mariner, avoid bad weather and you can do it thanks to modern technology, what a relief.
@jakerio8
@jakerio8 3 года назад
Love the "learn to read and pronounce English" format
@mertus4395
@mertus4395 3 года назад
Lmao
@thatoneguyRyan1
@thatoneguyRyan1 3 года назад
Лол 🤣
@budisutanto5987
@budisutanto5987 3 года назад
You can add Ship design, that put heavy things below (engine, water desalination, etc), Automatic sealed door & windows, Double hull, Automatic stabilising fin, Rotatable 360deg propeller, automatic thruster, automatic water jet pump, 2 moveable plate steering fin or power reversing bowl, Deployable catamaran stabilizer, And even, ability to submerged temporarily.
@satoshinakamoto3342
@satoshinakamoto3342 3 года назад
It's not ships who refuse to sink, its physics, which keeps them afloat
@GH-uq7wr
@GH-uq7wr 3 года назад
Yea right physics can build a ship
@Cosmoti7
@Cosmoti7 3 года назад
yes!! Buoyancy
@mayanotopsleep
@mayanotopsleep 3 года назад
thanks physics
@rubend9391
@rubend9391 3 года назад
@@GH-uq7wr it turns out yes
@kartikkalia01
@kartikkalia01 3 года назад
Sherlock
@IRONHEAD12701
@IRONHEAD12701 2 года назад
I was on the USS Nimitz when I was in the USMC. We were going through a South Pacific typhoon and a huge wave hit the bow so hard, it practically stopped the vessel dead in the water. The XO looked at me and busted out laughing while I turned green 🤢and lost my chow🤮.
@Sally-uu3yt
@Sally-uu3yt 3 года назад
This guy talks in slow motion
@Yos115
@Yos115 3 года назад
I had to play it on 1.5x speed
@paulybarr
@paulybarr 2 года назад
There is a thing in American English where they use the past participle ( sunk) when they should use the past tense ( sank)- I hear it all the time. But here we get two past tenses within seconds of each other, where the narrator ( or rather, his script writer) uses sunk incorrectly, as usual: " ships of the past sunk quite easily..." ( at 0.20), then immediately uses the correct past participle at 0.23 " Wooden ships sank quite often..."
@jaredharris1970
@jaredharris1970 3 года назад
I’m wondering how many shipping containers are at the bottom of the ocean from falling off ships in rough seas
@trje246
@trje246 3 года назад
3,429
@jaredharris1970
@jaredharris1970 3 года назад
@@trje246 dam there’s an exact number lol that’s a lot of iPhones and laptops sitting thousands of feet at the bottom of the ocean imagine one day the contents of one that sank decades ago finally washed up on a shore and the items are still in good condition because they been sealed so well that when u put fresh batteries in it will work lol
@trje246
@trje246 3 года назад
@@jaredharris1970 😂 that'd be so awesome! haha
@ChrisCooper312
@ChrisCooper312 2 года назад
Sea room and steering way were and still are some of the biggest risk factors when with sailing ships in storms. Without an engine they can find themselves blown towards the shore. Also if they suffer damage to sails or masts in a storm this can cause them to loose steering way. Of course even modern ships are not immune to loss of power, especially if bad weather causes flooding of engine rooms. Smaller vessels are most at risk since even if they are well sealed, air intakes are still needed for the engines and these can be swamped by large waves. That's why large ocean going ships tend to have air intakes on top of the superstructure if not the funnel, and smaller vessels designed to withstand rough seas have intakes designed to close off automatically if covered in water (hopefully only for short periods at a time).
@ANKITANKURPW
@ANKITANKURPW 3 года назад
As per my knowledge it's all related to metacentic height, Metacentric height for pitching is lower than rolling so if you design a ship for pitching it is automatically safe for rolling..
@joe18425
@joe18425 3 года назад
As per my knowledge. Stay on the land and you dramatically reduce the chances of sinking.
@kl2749
@kl2749 3 года назад
Not sure what you mean by "metacentric height for pitching". But if you meant transversal metacentric height tour are correct. This is due to moment of inertia, and the fact that while considering a roll motion the ship is way more affected by incling moments
@ConsciousOblivion
@ConsciousOblivion 3 года назад
Once we had to drop anchor and wait at Typhoon shelter off Hong Kong while awaiting a severe typhoon to pass with eye 100nm from our position. Even at that distance, fron the storm centre, the anemometer read 85 knots at Closest approach of storm. Our vessel was dragging anchor and making slighy Stern way at full ahead manoeuvering revolution. We had to go a few notches above on sea speed revolution to maintain a steady position for 3-4 hours. It was scary as hell. One can hear the whistling of wind making way through the side sealings of the windscreen on the navigation bridge.
@keithlye1277
@keithlye1277 3 года назад
This literally looks like the ship Godzilla and Kong are gonna fight on
@Razor_Wing
@Razor_Wing 3 года назад
Why am I watching a video on ships in storms at 2am?
@MrBej
@MrBej 3 года назад
"One way ships overcome bad weather is by preventing it in the first place" Me:
@ac9901
@ac9901 2 года назад
When you need to submit a 3000 word essay:
@ameeryussuf430
@ameeryussuf430 3 года назад
Play it on x1.25 makes it a lot more bearable
@kennethnevel3263
@kennethnevel3263 3 года назад
Some ships still do sink . Never think it will not happen .
@chinmayam156
@chinmayam156 3 года назад
Gotta respect Vikings and Europeans who conquered the sea before the the invention of these technologies
@riteshpatel8175
@riteshpatel8175 3 года назад
How about someone having sea sickness.. Even if ship survives.. ummmm that poor guy 🙇🏻
@RUBYKINGSLY
@RUBYKINGSLY 3 года назад
For seasickness there is a tablet in first aid room , had it feel fresh as you walking on land .
@earms2949
@earms2949 3 года назад
@@RUBYKINGSLY what's the name of the drug? I get motion sickness so easily I cannot play FPS games. Travelling to places is a nightmare, even when I'm driving I get motion sickness. 3x worse than a hangover 🤢🤮
@RUBYKINGSLY
@RUBYKINGSLY 3 года назад
@@earms2949 hi friend ,I don't know the exact name of the tablet . the ship crew saw my worst condition of keep vomiting, then they provide me the medicine . After 1 month of continuous staying in ship I feel nothing about sea sickness. I get normal condition as I feel on land .
@re_4280
@re_4280 3 года назад
@@earms2949 same case with me I can play fps forly 1 hour I get motion sickness so easily😭
@RUBYKINGSLY
@RUBYKINGSLY 3 года назад
I thought I am the only one have this problem 😅, now i realised there are many . If I watch under water videos made by divers for more than 15 minutes, I will get sick .
@D1KHEAD808
@D1KHEAD808 3 года назад
I thought feet were the oldest form of transportation.
@WillOfFiree
@WillOfFiree 3 года назад
No bro, its testicles
@orhnbyrk1
@orhnbyrk1 3 года назад
There are some misinformation here. Ships are not built with extremely thick steel, instead most vessels' hulls are built with 12mm thick steel. This would highly impact weight and efficiency of the vessel negatively. What makes them much more durable is the strength design of supplying elements. And those are perforated as well to reduce weight and keep the strength same. Also most vessels can admit sea water to their cargo holds or cargo tanks in tankers' case. If full ballast condition isn't enough, they can fill the tanks or holds all the way to fully loaded condition.
@bwwm7914
@bwwm7914 Год назад
The heavier the lower parts the the stability
@Bertuslouw76
@Bertuslouw76 3 года назад
Any ship regardless of technology level or size can easily sink in bad sea conditions. Yes, modern technology helps, but it takes just the right combination of conditions to take a ship down. Resonance, buckled steel plates, failures on loading hatches or even main structural failure is some of the most common reasons a ship can sink.
@65mcman
@65mcman 2 года назад
Quick answer: captains stay away from bad weather conditions their ships can’t handle, or they may just with one waive going over them that won’t bring them back up
@binwu7067
@binwu7067 3 года назад
Actually length of ships Also matters. Sometimes long swells might be encountered over the sea, and if the lengh of the ship is less than or equivalent to that of the swell, ship will also be in danger. Modern ships are normally big ones with long body, and that's why they can survive most swells and waves over the sea
@skippyguy3
@skippyguy3 3 года назад
No if the ship is longer than the swell period then the longitudinal strength is of critical importance...longer does not mean safer.
@carlosgaspar8447
@carlosgaspar8447 3 года назад
i know that navigating at right angles to the waves has long since been debunked. maybe this applies more to smaller boats but the safest angle of attack is surprisingly less than 45 degrees onto wave. can't find the exact reference at the moment.
@binwu7067
@binwu7067 3 года назад
@@skippyguy3 true from the angle of structure safety
@binwu7067
@binwu7067 3 года назад
@@carlosgaspar8447 safer riding the wave
@miroslavgajic2769
@miroslavgajic2769 3 года назад
If they break in half on high waves, they sink rather fast.
@raybod1775
@raybod1775 3 года назад
The Edmund Fitzgerald sank in Lake Superior in the 1975.
@MrTope-dx9fu
@MrTope-dx9fu 3 года назад
boosts my confident on studying as a seaman...thanks from 🇵🇭
@AnkitChauhan-qj9nl
@AnkitChauhan-qj9nl 3 года назад
Never thought someone could talk about a ship and its stability in bad weather without mention the gyroscope.
@Sponge_Bob_Square_Pants
@Sponge_Bob_Square_Pants 3 года назад
The video is for hilly billy viewers not for a technically sound person. 😂
@pnjwck
@pnjwck 3 года назад
Can you do an infographic of a ship construct? Explaining parts of the ships and current technologies in further details? Great vid!!
@RayMak
@RayMak 3 года назад
Ships today are very strong
@nugget6050
@nugget6050 3 года назад
no shit 😂
@aaronanthonymoat
@aaronanthonymoat 3 года назад
Was in a fully loaded tanker with 12m waves. Was fine. Occasionally the prop sped up when out of water and made a thump but all good.
@tanha8178
@tanha8178 2 года назад
Modern ships heard so much motivational videos that they only accept to sunk when they finally reach the shore! That's dedication we're talking about!
@kalpanab2689
@kalpanab2689 3 года назад
Applying excessive pressure over the object for the sake of sinking
@Shivathedestroyer04
@Shivathedestroyer04 3 года назад
Why large ships don't sink.. Titanic: am I joke to you.
@XimCines
@XimCines 3 года назад
(Modern) large ships don't sink... very often.
@newruestudio7499
@newruestudio7499 3 года назад
Titanic is tiny compared to ships today
@jogmas12
@jogmas12 3 года назад
Plus it hit an ice berg not a wave
@Am_morning
@Am_morning 3 года назад
Howard Cosell is back! I love it.
@abhizylo
@abhizylo 3 года назад
Just saw a ship break because of waves and then this
@ArealTube
@ArealTube 3 года назад
amazing ship technology
@robertcarothers454
@robertcarothers454 3 года назад
Professionals built the Titanic. Amatuers built the Ark.
@biggusbestus551
@biggusbestus551 2 года назад
It is not weight that makes a ship more stable exactly. I had a captain tell me once (maybe twice he talked a lot) the more hull under water the better the stability. Conversely, a top heavy boat is affected by both wind and waves from the sides ...
@a_day_as
@a_day_as 3 года назад
Sinking is all about center of gravity and the metacentre ...... Fluid Mechanics
@skippyguy3
@skippyguy3 3 года назад
Stability has everything to do with the metacentric height and the centre of gravity (GM) from which you derive the righting moment. Sinking it to do with watertight integrity and longitudinal strength. Nothing to do with fluid mechanics....
@ozone8897
@ozone8897 3 года назад
No it isnt. Density is what matters
@JibHyourinmaru
@JibHyourinmaru 3 года назад
the subtitle is really hard to read! can you make it LARGER?
@mokongthe3856
@mokongthe3856 2 года назад
Why large ships don’t sink in bad weather Titanic: *Sink in Normal weather
@coleb9600
@coleb9600 3 года назад
Literally just watched a video of a ship literally snapping in half
@CB22343
@CB22343 3 года назад
me: comes to comments for more info youtube commentators: *spams humor button*
@VINTAGEDANCEHALLINTL
@VINTAGEDANCEHALLINTL 3 года назад
Otherwise from storm it's just mind baffled how a ship can carry millions of tons and yet still stay afloat, while a spoon can't even stay afloat if you put it in the water.
@jonbonovi4421
@jonbonovi4421 3 года назад
I love watching videos of thunderstorms and then I listen to music I like like delta parole or metallica! Nothing better and more relaxing like that!
@sjurjans7137
@sjurjans7137 3 года назад
😆😆
@uccaroo9468
@uccaroo9468 2 года назад
04:39 i absolutely love how enthousiastic you are about 14 knots i mean it's not bad for the ships size tho
@Crashed131963
@Crashed131963 3 года назад
The US cargo ship 'El Faro"She was lost at sea with all hands on October 1, 2015, after steaming into the center of Hurricane Joaquin. Derbyshire was lost on 9 September 1980 during Typhoon Orchid.
@RodrigoFernandez-td9uk
@RodrigoFernandez-td9uk 3 года назад
El Faro sank because there is no technology to remedy the stupidity.
@renatodemavibas3367
@renatodemavibas3367 3 года назад
Just recently a Cattle carrier carrying 5000 cattle fron new Zealand to Japan sunk in bad weather near Japan bringing down some 23 crewmen and officers
@deepaknahar7588
@deepaknahar7588 3 года назад
And the cattle swam to the shores safely I guess
@renatodemavibas3367
@renatodemavibas3367 3 года назад
@@deepaknahar7588 nope. The enclosures inside the large cattle carrier were secure and they all went to the bottom of the Sea of Japan.
@SanPot123
@SanPot123 3 года назад
Did Crew members survive?
@renatodemavibas3367
@renatodemavibas3367 3 года назад
@@SanPot123 only one found clinging to a liferaft. It was reported that tied his hand to the boat. Another sailor was found dead. They were 2 of 20 Filipinos, while 3 New Zealander officers were not also found.
@nimi8386
@nimi8386 3 года назад
look at the brighter side.... At least the sharks would have a feast.
@OM-ro4ek
@OM-ro4ek 3 года назад
All ships can sink. Its the combination of naval architecture, engineering, high quality ship construction and good practices of seamanship, including keeping your ship away from bad weather, that keeps a ship afloat.
@LearnwithKaushikk
@LearnwithKaushikk 3 года назад
A CALM SEA NEVER MADE A SKILLFUL SAILOR
@chetanpandey6091
@chetanpandey6091 3 года назад
It just clicked me that why charge for delivering is called shipping charges
@Sponge_Bob_Square_Pants
@Sponge_Bob_Square_Pants 3 года назад
Yes sellers are fraud, they send item through air but charge it as shipping charge. 😭
@MrWindermere123
@MrWindermere123 2 года назад
I'd like to know how ships stay upright when their containers on deck far above the waterline are stacked so high. On cruise ships too, the cabins are stacked high like a sea-going apartment block. Surely there must be equal weight below the waterline to counterbalance the weight above deck, so how much ballast is there below the waterline and how does the ship stay afloat while carrying that ballast plus the heavy cargo or superstructure? Mr Croaky Voice states what we could have guessed but doesn't comment on the obvious height above water of the ships in the photos.
@AlexandarHullRichter
@AlexandarHullRichter 2 года назад
They balance by means of shape. The way the hull is shaped causes the center of buoyancy to move toward the side the ship is leaning to, so it starts to lean back the other way. It's similar to the way a car stays upright, but more of the hull is involved because it's not sitting on a solid surface.
@theromanorder
@theromanorder 11 месяцев назад
1. Use weather reports to avoid storms 2:10 weight design Keep full loads, less cargo means more swaing Steel haul, 4:08 storms in port Out run it... Steer into the calmest part (counter clockwise in hurricane) try stay away from obsticls, Keep the bow towards the waves or get capsised. And pray for the best
@ravia5705
@ravia5705 3 года назад
It’s all good until you see Dracula Mihawk approaching your “unsinkable ship”
@vishwasmeshram9241
@vishwasmeshram9241 3 года назад
Black pearl - haa, that's cute, but can you fit inside a bottle of wine.
@GolBilla
@GolBilla 3 года назад
If this guy narrates my life it might finally become interesting & adventurous...
@GHGore
@GHGore 3 года назад
Informative and the musical score was tight.
@pranavmukesh1524
@pranavmukesh1524 2 года назад
Every ship is a gansta until it hits an ice berg
@user-ll4cj2gl2v
@user-ll4cj2gl2v 3 года назад
I love this narrator
@alphabee8171
@alphabee8171 3 года назад
When he talked about weather reports, I was expecting for something way cooler and advanced 😂😂 then he says weather reports and yea that makes sense too😂😂
@Cosmoti7
@Cosmoti7 3 года назад
Yeah, it actually is. Reports are just tools we use in all kinds of conditions, but the real knowledge has to come from a salior.
@johnvanlindingham9490
@johnvanlindingham9490 3 года назад
Have heard of tankers breaking up in heavy swells.
@Leeroy2586
@Leeroy2586 3 года назад
Edmund Fitzgerald " Hold my beer"
@jogmas12
@jogmas12 3 года назад
The fitz eventually subbcomed to weakening of its hull over time. It’s was built in 1959, sank in 1975
@charliemcgee9803
@charliemcgee9803 3 года назад
Edmund fitzgerald, titanic, emperor, Sea fox. Need I say more?
@aerofiles5044
@aerofiles5044 3 года назад
Those ships didn't directly sink because of bad weather. For God's sake the water on the day the titanic sank was still as a rock.
@anormalcommentor9452
@anormalcommentor9452 3 года назад
@@aerofiles5044 Fitzgerald is debatable, Titanic a fat no, Emperor I've never heard of, but SV Sea Fox capsized and sank from a rogue wave
@andregabrieltimcang8182
@andregabrieltimcang8182 3 года назад
In order to avoid death, i simple would try not to die L O G I C
@aureliuzS.F.002
@aureliuzS.F.002 3 года назад
Ballast tank is really helpful
@geethanjalibalaji5232
@geethanjalibalaji5232 2 года назад
I was always fascinated by ships .
@jaydice1
@jaydice1 3 года назад
Dude you music is at like a 11 out of 10
@bonexs3294
@bonexs3294 3 года назад
Music name plz
@catherine4077
@catherine4077 3 года назад
Actually , if you told this to experienced old sailors in that wooden ships era, you would get slapped out for sure, they COULD predict weather .. literally, they watch the sea animals,wind,guessing water depth in coastline or river, navigation through stars was also necessary part in being a good sailor during those old days. The problem was they didn't have engine so even if they knew storm is coming in three or five hours ahead, they couldn't sail out of the storm range ,that's the point here.. All in all, I only wanna say "wasted".
@dipankardas1760
@dipankardas1760 2 года назад
Power packed, no nonsense video 👍👍👍
@anubratachakraborty1370
@anubratachakraborty1370 2 года назад
Modern ships are like "Flying Dutchman", unsinkable.
@CrazyMade
@CrazyMade 3 года назад
Learnt something today 😎
@swornthekillerintown
@swornthekillerintown 3 года назад
I was hoping for more then just common knowledge and 5 minutes of googling.
@LBCNews
@LBCNews 3 года назад
ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-p8lQBysVJbQ.html
@zaafir9294
@zaafir9294 3 года назад
Interesting engineering: why big ship don’t sink in water Me with big brain::) Because it’s big
@dieterf.8826
@dieterf.8826 2 года назад
So, you made a video about iron & welding better than wood & a nail. You are really smart.
@user-zq5dh6jr8n
@user-zq5dh6jr8n 3 года назад
6:05
@lulz5541
@lulz5541 3 года назад
Title : why large ships don't sink in bad weather? Me who just saw a video of a large ship breaking in 2 pieces in bad weather :🙄
@oleksiilapenko4968
@oleksiilapenko4968 3 года назад
They do. Cargo vessel Arvin broken on the waves a few days ago.
@RedRockin2000
@RedRockin2000 3 года назад
Dude sounds like Optimus Prime having a stroke
@tuks4
@tuks4 3 года назад
The narrators voice itself has more steel than any ship.. 😆
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