50 Moments Filmed Second Before Disaster... Vol. 4
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- Опубликовано: 14 апр 2024
- 50 Moments Filmed Second Before Disaster... Vol. 4
Get ready to hold your breath as we count down 50 moments filmed just before disaster strikes. From epic fails to natural disasters to close calls, this video will leave you on the edge of your seat. Don't miss these jaw-dropping moments captured on camera!
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51:15 If the bridge was built in 1986, a 62 year old man cannot have used it all his life. 🤔
@blehkelekwet9642 he time traveled?
I was on Fletcher (DD 992) when this happened, this incident occurred during a Tow and be Towed Exercise. Both ships were damaged but returned to port under their own power. This was an graded evolution and required demonstration of ship handling and deck (men manning the towing gear) proficiency and the assessing command (Afloat Training Group ATG) was onboard. Neither Captain was relieved of their command.
No one was relieved? That's interesting. I thought the Navy was quite strict about mishaps. A carrier once got stuck on a sandbar in the San Francisco Bay Area. Sandbars move and grow, so their location and depth constantly change. And yet the captain was relieved of command.(bummer)
In the case of the Fletcher, was this contact considered just a part of what needs to be learned for this exercise, or was there some sort of penalty?
@@gregparrott no, the contact was not intended, the video filmed by a sailor on the Downes “blames” the Fletcher, but Fletcher was technically the stand on vessel (receiving the shot-line to hull over the tow line) before moving ahead and taking the other vessel under tow. What happened is when the Downes (a Knox class frigate), with one clockwise screw and single rudder, made the pass on Fletchers stern it walked its stern, by action of the single screw, towards Fletcher. When Fletcher put on a backing bell, made turns on its twin screws and full rudder, the two ships created the “venturi effect” that moved them together(collision).
The investigation found no “loss of confidence” in either CO and the incident was a combination of circumstances that made the contact unavoidable during the constraints of a graded exercise.
The CO of Fletcher at the time was CDR Kendall who was a CAPT Select (selected and approved for promotion to CAPT). He would later make Rear Admiral and become one of the first black Surface Warfare Officer of flag rank.
@@sirwholland7 Thank you for the detailed reply
@@gregparrott I wondered about it too, as I lived in the SF Bay Area in 1983 when the carrier ran aground and they cashiered the captain. Navigating at the time was a harbor pilot, and conditions were windy with low visibility. I always thought it was a mistake to relieve the captain, but I seem to recall other such incidents that make me wonder if it was Navy policy at the time.
Yes, they are called tugboats; while the great big boats are actually ships. Ignorance just bothers the hell out of me.
…and they are containers not boxes
A “maneuver that police use.” You mean Pit maneuver?
then you should be a teacher and not a commentator as nobody listens to them
First of, you are all fools! He obviously does it to force engagement in the comments, a trick as old as YT itself!
They should give those little boats with all those tyres, that push other boats around, a name 🤔....💡I got it!!! .... tug boat!
Landlubbers!!!
Nah that does not sound right. Jack meoff pull boat
yes, the expert commentary here. I also liked them not saying where the two barges were? Disliked.
Wow you're a genius!
Yes there called tug boats
13:42 You might want to check the definition of “almost”
Just like when at 16:38 he calls the U.S.S Fletcher a battleship. The U.S.S. Missouri BB 63 is a battleship.
Ain't AI the dumbest thing you Ever heard? 🤔 😂😂
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Came here looking for this comment! My fellow RUclipsrs never let me down! 🫶
@@kimmieh8419, " My mamma always said RUclips comments are like a box of chocolates. You never know what you're going to get."
Forrest Gump
Anyone else notice that there were A LOT of repeat instances of the exact same incidents played multiple times over during the videos runtime?
Yes. I noticed.
Yeah the one about the truck catching the foot bridge over the highway immediately stuck out to me.
While the flying truckdriver is not in the video… clickbait.
Yup, definitely not the only one.
Nope, I bailed out very early.
37:23 That "it damn shore did son" is the best comment from a bystander ever!
interesting pronunciation of bitumen (bi
chuh muhn). Took me a bit to work out what he was talking about.
🤣
It gives us something to bi chuh about, muhn.
bitchyoumean or assfelt XD
Also it should be Mobeel not Mobil.
25:00 bite um in da azzzz....
Now theres a box of wine! Get your cups boys!
Goon of Fortune is srs bsnss
@@shinymass990 nothing wrong with slapping the bag mate 😂
Well maybe just maybe that batch was actually a failure as the ingredient controller may have screwed it up in the first place-might be he/she drank too much of their own product. Worth more Dead on the floor than the profit it was intended to produce? Even Wino's might be scamming the Insurance Companies, why not blame it on the ships/ port lift. Saying it was a PREMIUM Selection and longley aged who would test the wine on the floor?
I was thinking the same thing! Only I don't drink anymore.
@@user-cv7kf2fg1z Better than out of some chick’s stiletto. 😖
The narrator has a very interesting interpretation of the term 'relatively minor damage '.
The narrator just read a texts,😅 the writer ✍️ have to do it the write way!
The whole video is littered with factual errors.
@paulegladu4963 So the narrator does not preread for mistakes? Not good
And the pronunciation of bitumen (he said bite a min).
when the coast guard needs rescue
The tipping coast guard ship had no ballast in an attempt to make launching easier. It backfired.
And/or an engineer grossly miscalculated required ballast for launching, or could also be explained by valve misalignment allowing the ballast water to flow to the stern allowing far too buoyancy in the forward sections. Or like you said, idiots with the ‘no ballast at all’ bright idea and the engineers didn’t engage their brains for a half a second for a quick logic check.
That's what I was thinking 🤔surly you would think twice about launching the ship if you weren't shaw everything was perfect
Seeingstuff like this in person would leave you scarred for life!!!
Did you see the video of two guys trapped in a burning wind generator? They didnt show the graphic part (jumping to their death), but yeah. That kept me awake for a while.
@@TheLowerNard-sc6rq HOLY 💩!!! Glad I didn’t 🤢
@@TheLowerNard-sc6rqyes the 2 men hugged each other knowing there was no escape
They just do it so you can watch and be entertained. We need a lot of knowledge for life, sometimes disasters can happen to us, just imagine.
@TheLowerNard-sc6rq
Only one guy jumped. The other guy fell with the turbine.
A ship from “Mexico City”? Show me on a map where Mexico City’s port is. I’ll wait.
Also, Georgetown University is in Washington DC, not Malaysia.
You must be watching a different video. There is no mention whatsover of a University in the clip from Malaysia. The Weld Quay pedestrian bridge was in George Town the capital of the island of Penang - maps.app.goo.gl/vL7K9Tbg2N6JbYzY9
The university one was the FIU-Sweetwater pedestrian bridge in Miami which collapsed in 2018.
@jwayneair But a quick Google search shows that they have a Georgetown, Penang Campus, in Malaysia.Georgetown University aims to be a global university apparantly.
There is no mention in that clip of any University. In any case the Penang Campus is nowhere near the former Weld Quay pedestrian bridge in George Town (not Georgetown) the capital of Penang Island - maps.app.goo.gl/ZExBMRhxcH39JYAEA
The missing span after its removal - maps.app.goo.gl/WUt5jY3i52Ftvrev5
He did say "from Mexico City" but the name of the ship was Mexico City. Just search for APL Mexico City.
I hear ya, @35:12 Minutes Wind Turbine on fire yet NONE of the other Turbines were even moving. I said Foul Play or Fowl Play either was the Turbine was successfully destroyed. Have a great week 4/29/24 J Wayne
FYI, the collapse of the I-35W bridge in Minneapolis happened on August 1st, 2007, NOT 2008.
The wind's ALWAYS blowing at Elk Mountain, WY. I drive every year between Oct-Jan and have had to drive at 25mph for 60 miles during a blizzard. Yippeeee.
It's Mo-Beel Alabama, rhymes with heel.
Then it should be spelled Beel, because it’s not, the narrators pronunciation is correct.
@@woody5109 No, it's Mo-Beel like rickmatthews322 said: Either the narrator here in this video isn't a real human -- it's an AI generated voice and it doesn't know how humans pronounce words regardless of spelling (especially true in American English) or, it IS a real human (he sounds real) but just an uneducated/ignorant one.
As for AI, all it can do is pronounce words how it's spelled (as you said) and that's a give-away it's AI. It's just an ignorant machine (software). But if this guy IS human, he likely doesn't have a clue he's wrongly pronouncing this American city.
RUclips as quite a few AI-narrated videos, and one clue is all the mispronunciations -- it's laughable.
So no, it's NOT Mobile...it's Mo-Beel.
BTW, Mobile AL isn't going to change it's spelling for the ignorant/clueless speaker no matter who or what it is -- a human or a machine.
-- BR
The English language has many things spelled differently than how it is pronounced.... it is still is pronounced "mo-beel" no matter what the spelling is. .
It's speculated that the cost of replacing the turbine was more than fixing the gear??? DUH!!! SMH
I know, right?!!! That was the stupidest comment that I've ever heard.
The good news is replacing the turbine fixed the gear problem. :)
@@gregparrott The gear problem is has fixed itself.
@@Magical_Thinking the whole video is full of stupid comments
At 13:37 - "Given the sheer volume of global trade that depends on this narrow passage, you can picture the potential chaos that nearly ensued when two ships almost collided there!"
Please define "almost"! One of the ships *_SANK!_*
The truck didn't flip, it jackknifed
The script is AI generated I think
Whoever edited this vid wasn’t very careful.
I counted one video repeated 3 times from different viewpoints,
And 2 more videos that were repeated 2 times.
Farming views and view time. Longer video=more commercials
Do not be mis-led by RUclips. Its primary purpose is NOT to function as a social media platform. There is too little money in that when compared with the money that can be made functioning as an advertising medium. Some RUclips accounts deliberately create videos that will attract a large following so the uploaders can get more money from RUclips. A lot of what we see here seems to be led by "advertising potential". I do not object to RUclips making money. Once people have decided they will run a business, not a charity, the better the bottom line the better everyone involved will feel about the venture. But I do object to RUclips allowing uploaders to make money for themselves by creating videos that actually spread very doubtful but popular material, thereby making money for RUclips. The frauditor phenomenon will have caused an enormous amount of disturbance and expense for the bodies targeted by frauditors, as well as a great deal of stress for any members of the public or employees of the targets who happen to get caught up in the frauditors' activity.
This particular video is at the least offensive end of what can happen, but that does not make it right.
... and don't forget the "Huge Container Ship from Mexico City" .. must have been quite a hell of a ride down from 7,349, or 2, 240 meters above sea level to sea level
At (@ about) 55:00
How beautiful and majestic does that Serbian Bridge float away ❤
It even still holds onto a beautiful Lamp held upright as she goes ...
No man can beat Mother Nature 100%
26:36 *"It appears everyone knew to keep a safe distance"*
Shows a person standing on top of the very tank spewing hot asphalt product.
I noticed that. I concluded it was some Soviet-era statue in the background.
Bro backing up in the first clip saved his own life
After viewing numerous short vids, I'm convinced, more than ever, that a short "How To Shoot A Video," DVD should be included with the purchase of every camera and phone. What we're forced to watch on some of these RUclips & other's videos are the saddest attempts of camera work I've ever witnessed. One would think that common sense would say, hold the camera strady. Oops, my error. I fotgot, there is no common sense anymore.
16:37 Thats why its called "Renewable energy".
"Hey, Boss. Yeah, uhh... We're gonna need a new wind generator out here."
😂 good one
The boss YOUR FIRED
Thank you for your time and dedication to compiling these incidents in an informative yet entertaining manner.
Very nicely done👍👍👍😀
And putting the same clip in multiple times, not just once...
36:24 I’m pretty sure the city Mobile is pronounced mo-beel. Like automobile.
Not like mobile homes.
Actually its named after mobile homes. look it up it started of as a trailer park.
Thank you! I thought I was the only one to catch that!
And the phonetic pronunciation is not '' MO- BEEL '' But - '' MO- BILL ''....
Whilst on the subject of pronunciation - Here this narrator pronounces - bitumen - '' BYE - TOO - MEN '' -
Where everyone I know pronounces the word - '' BIT - CHEW- MEN ''
But then you yanks have a problem in pronouncing any word with an 'I' in it...
Ex: '' EYE - RACK, EYE-RAN, V - EYE - TEE - MEN ...'' Or the classic - AL -YEW - MIN - UM ....
Where they leave the internal 'I' out altogether...
So, technically - Yanks should pronounce ISRAEL - '' EYE - SH -RAIL ''... Oooh, but that would upset the Zionist fascists.
Yeah, yeah... TO-MATE - O - TO- MAH -TO.
If you live there it's pronounced Moe.-'BEE-ul", with a silent gap after Moe, emphasis on the "BEE", and no palate is used on the "L" (called a light L, clear L, or a lazy-L). If you aren't born with a Southern drawl, you'll probably never be able to pronounce it correctly.
Ya'll haffa my-dee fine day!
The truck is toast!
Shipping containers carrying ur coffee,beans,kids. Yeah, Its not a misprint. 🤮
but no lie was detected
also my nxt 3 wives from Russia
@59:00 mark - the end dump trailer did not topple over because of hydraulic lift failure, as it did not drop because they failed. The load, if not lifted gradually and allowed for the product in the nose of the trailer to flow or exit below the center point of gravity, the top, being too heavy, will topple the trailer over onto its side.
You should get your facts straight by doing a bit of research to understand what is happening, and that way you can correctly educate the viewers.
Yeah, you're 100% right, but this guy here knows no sh!t about the stuff he's talking about. As they say, "he's saying what he knows, but that doesn't mean he knows what he's saying". A split rim on a truck wheel gave way nearly killing that poor Chinese guy, and he's talking about "controlling pressure" and riding on properly inflated wheels. A "em-oh-ar-oh-en", simply speaking.
"Education"? All he cares is clicks, views, and YT ad money, and fork the facts...
you do know you review some clips twice richt...
right
AI still needs work.
23:14 "Huge Container Ship from Mexico City" .. must have been quite a hell of a ride down from 7,349 feet, or 2, 240 meters, above sea level to sea level
Just so yall know....those light poles on the freeway are break away poles so you dont get killed by hitting one.......therefore they break away for safety.
If dude remembers when the bridge was built he hadn't been using it his whole life come on now
No cows were injured in the bridge collapse in India.
Don’t think the white bucket that rolled across deck was to blame for this but then again who the hell knows?
When something is on the absolute limit of it's integral capacity, it doesn't take much to tip the balance. But I'm inclined to agree that the bucket wasn't the contributing factor.
The Carnival cruise ship that came adrift was the same ship from the famous "Poop cruise".This doomed ship had a fire,a malfunction of the sewage system,and then went adrift.
Norovirus. The gift that jest keeps on...
Why the fake thumbnail?
It is probably photoshopped. It is about time RUclips don’t longer allow the use of thumbnails that are not part of the video and give sanctions to creators who keep clickbaiting.
@@ruudwilschut9095probably? It's obviously photoshopped.
@@smileygladhands Yes you are correct, the "flying" person is much more clear than te rest of the picture. RUclips should ban this creator.
Click bait
@@ruudwilschut9095❤❤😊❤Scary
One correction, Danmark's wind turbines now produce 46.8% of it's energy and biomass is at 11.2. Wind turbines are not perfect, there is no 'perfect' method to produce energy but turbines do work and birds quickly learn to create flying corridors to avoid collisions. It's funny how the same OLD video of a wind turbine self destroying in high winds gets shown over and over again when in fact, it's rare. I live in Danmark and turbines are part of the landscape, the people who allow them on their land also benefit energy wise and monetarily by the selling of excess power to the utility companies. When you consider that Orkaner (Hurricanes) and very strong winds are common in Danmark I would say despite that, a turbine being destroyed by wind is very rare.
Could you educate someone here in the states about windmills? While you're at it, please tell him Greenland is not for sale.
@@gregparrottlol
Dude, you need to check your facts. 1) the truck with the "excessive load" wasn't overloaded, the load was wet. 2) The mall in Mexico city was damaged by an earthquake, and that's why you see the red tape blocking the section that was damaged
That guy at 1:04:57 had no business not wearing a hard hat in that area. Obviously no health & safety procedures
The tugboat that fell into the ocean had cables too short on the W hook. It overloaded them.
congrats to the engineers, designers and planners of those projects. what a nice way to beef up a resume
Creep Caught, Subscribed because your content is fantastic!
The Craine falling over at 55:08 shows a man at the front right tread. He runs to the rear of the crane and never leaves it, which means he went down with the crane into the depths and most likely ran into the crane to warn others, which would make him a hero or a fool for not recognizing the danger.
You have any idea how lucky that cameraman was that those tires didn't explode when the asphalt at 350 degrees hit them?
Quote from 51:05: "The person who recorded the video, Bunzi Sabima, who is 62 years old, had been using that bridge his whole life. He clearly remembers when it was built in 1986." - DUDE WAS BORN IN 1962.
Remember that old saying "Life begins at 40"? It must be it😂😂😂
51:54 Ironic that the garbage that they allowed to enter into the river released upon the collapse of that bridge. Humans are killing the oceans. Got trash? just throw it into the river. It's the oceans problem. ok, what happens when that trash piles up on the bridges downstream? It puts stress on the bridge and contributes to the bridge becoming overwhelmed and collapses.
Big boom! Gravity wins, every time!
Five stars to the narrator for actually knowing why they left that Ford pickup that got pulled under water running!
How smart Do u have to Be to STOP ✋️ diagonally, in the middle of 2 LIVE LANES on a MOTORWAY???
WOW... The Driving Instructor and The LICENSING SYSTEM worked PERFECTLY to teach COMMON SENSE to this Driver...
You're assuming it wasn't an Illegal with no license!
Nah. Not assuming but that video is from China. Need I say more?
I hope the authorities managed to locate him/her.
@@joecarr9476 In China you cannot buy a car, motorcycle or even a scooter without a valid drivers license. The dealers can't sell vehicles to unlicensed drivers. To get a drivers license in China you have to legally reside there and show proof of residence, usually your Hankou (your internal passport). Until maybe two or three months ago foreign visitors could not rent a car and drive in China. You had to hire driver, take taxis or public transportation.
"The precision and strength of these machines is stunning!"
Both captains of the barges that collided DIDN'T mess up, the one with the camera DID. Rules of the road state specifically that the vessel on the RIGHT has the right of way. The one with the camera should have either stopped, OR maneuvered to PORT to avoid the collision.
Easy way to tell is the running lights on a ship are GREEN on the Starboard (right) side and RED on the Port (left) side. IF you are looking at RED, you are to give way. IF you are looking at GREEN, you are required to maintain course and speed.
Don't try to argue, because I was an Operations Specialist in the U.S. Navy, and one of our jobs was harbor navigation. WE HAD TO KNOW THE RULES OF THE ROAD to maintain qualifications. It is the same GLOBALLY...
"Right has the right" (of way). Theoretically, it is true for land traffic, except that hardly anyone seems to know it. 😑
Those "small boats with truck tires on the outside" are tugboats. That situation could have used a few more.
At 59:14 That dump truck tipping over had nothing to do with the hydraulics...... when you raise the bed on a dump truck if all the contents don't come out, the stuff left closest to the top will make the dump truck top heavy causing it to tip over. That is exactly what happened in this incident. I've worked for three different dump trucking companies and they all explain do not lift your bed without checking the contents.
Subbed because your voice isn’t annoying and you seem to take care to pronounce things properly (most of the time). And of course bc your content is good.
It’s AI voice.
What a pity, one cannot help but be awestruck by these truly remarkable moments
Ah yes, only the finest wines will be packed in a huge bladder before export lol.
The Minnesota bridge collapse happened at August 1, 2007 not 2008
Sorry but the incident with the wine container is not a reason to reevaluate the shipping method, one accident doesn’t mean the shipping method is wrong, if it was occurring on a regular basis then it would be prudent to look at the shipping method but not after one accident.
The cargo ship hitting the fishing vessel @ 13:10+ looked, at least to me, that it was a huge shark or Megladon trying to swallow the fishing vessel.
The two ships @ 14:10+ did not “almost” collide, they most definitely DID collide.
The two ships captains involved in the ship collision @ 18:20 are probably commanding a desk in the artic, they are ultimately responsible whether or not they were in control of their respective vessels at the time.
30:30 this video has some really highly educated workers in it! 😂 Who thought lifting an appliance with a little fork lift then by a bigger fork lift would ever end well? 😳
The guy on the upper lift thought it ended well. He didn't die, and immediately found work elsewhere.
There's two phrases for every video: "Holy shit!" and "Anyone could see that coming." You don't need any foreign language experience *at all* to understand it. 😂😂😂
Truer words were never spoken! 👍🏻🙂
Just so you know you do not drive a boat you pilot a boat
Well now, I was TODAY years old when I learned that bit of info...THAT must have drove my father crazy 😂 as my parents owned a 68 ft. Yacht most of my life and my pops "drove" a Fighter Jet for 25 years as well! 🫡😜🤫🥴
And you operate a train
😂
You tell them.
you don't pilot a boat, you steer it. you pilot an aeroplane /airplane.
I like that you give an actual backstory for the clips
Good video clips, excellent commentary
Defying the bounds of the everyday, these clips transport you to a realm of pure amazement.
Hi ChatGPT! You're in the comments AND you wrote the script? wow
Wow, this was amazing to watch and see caught on video. Those workers put themselves through a LOT for us.
Wine travelling long distances, such as from Australia to Europe, is nearly always shipped in bulk and bottled locally.
If only there were a name for those boats with tires on them...🤔🤔🤔
LMAO "windmills cause cancer"
"Bumper boats". lol
I like the videographer's who film the floor & sky and sometimes the subject🤢🤢🤢🤣
Yay! An hour of videos, I'm sure there will be a big variety of videos! Look, a boat. Look a wind turbine. Look another boat. Look, another wind turbine. Look, a boat with a wind turbine. K, bored now.
I highly doubt the captain's who ignored each other were fired, because there's a high demand for ship captain's.
The barges that crashed 5:00 were on the open sea. Oh but good thing they were near a port to get help fast.
ALL Ships have a green light, on the righthand side, when facing the front of the ship, and a red light on the other side, which are indicating, if you have the right to move forward, or you have to let the other ship move forward first. So there is only one ship at fault, the rules are very clear about this. In this situation, if the video is not flipped, the small ship sees a green light, and the big ship sees a red light, there will/can never be a situation, where both ships, sees a green or red light, at the same time. The ships will always see a different light than the other ship.
At sea, if two boats are approaching each other, the boat that has the other on its starboard (right) side must give way 😊
I'm watching that ship launch at 27:00 and thinking "I don't think I'd want to be standing that close to a line under that much tension, because. .
Looks like the navy needs to invest in some fenders….
And brakes.😂
Two ships didn't "almost collide" in the Straits of Malacca. They very much did collide. Btw, the front of a ship is the bow. Landlubbers!
Those 2 ships at 5:10 weren’t on the open sea! You can easily see land in the background! It matters!
The white compact sedan driver should be put in jail for 90 days, revoke his drivers license for five years, sue him in civil court for all the damages that that stupid move made and charge him criminally because of his disregard of driving laws and penalties
That final was unimaginable. Why did it hold together so well ???
These shocking road moments are jaw-dropping!
Thank for uploading videos it is vary interesting to watch creepy caught😬🙄
The dopy man-of-clarity flying through the air on the thumbnail is really unnecessary.
Almost EVERY thumbnail is click-bait. They almost never feature in the video. I find that -irritating- piss-off-ing.
Those runaway truck ramps are called catch cable ramps designed in France. We have one in the Big Horn mountains.
5:00 A diesel spill is pretty much harmless unless something else causes it to burn. It's hard to ignite without compression. Just makes the road slippery mostly. If the car got hit and ignited, then the diesel might catch fire
You have pictures of Georgetown University in Washington DC while talking about Georgetown Malaysia.
This video should be called SHIPPING DISASTERS....
36:25
It's pronounced Mo-beel.
Double forklift, should have a Square Shooter, LULL forklift.
Also known as a “telihandler.”
A telihandler would have been the optimal lifting equipment, but then there are those who know better and will try to save time and money, and do it their (sure fire failure) way.
So you talk about Georgetown Malaysia while showing a street scene that is clearly from the US, based on the road signs, kinds of vehicles and the fact that the cars are driving on the right side of the road where in Malaysia the cars drive on the left. Looks like you initially showed Georgetown in Washington DC perhaps.
13:00-13:078 Fortunatelly the Apollo was unmanned. Nobody was hurt.
It's pronounced Mo- beal, Alabama
8:48 The sight of two ships colliding at sea is truly shocking and alarming. The cause of the collision appears to be due to the failure to drop the anchor to keep the ships in place. This is a serious act of negligence on the part of the captain and crew. It is unacceptable that such a fundamental action as dropping the anchor was overlooked, leading to such severe consequences.
Thanks for all the amazing videos you've shared with me (us) creap cault on camera keep them coming.
Im so glad those two ships didn't collide.
The "back end" of the small container ship Jana is called the stern, not the back end. Landlubbers !!
We are quickly outgrowing and outpacing our usefulness on this planet and pushing it to it's limits.
Great content and presentation. 🇦🇺 😊
The ocean is full of boxes!!!