Tackling The DEADLIEST STORM On A SHIP At Sea - Cyclone Nyatoh
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- Опубликовано: 25 май 2024
- Ship Stuck In Storm For 8 Days In The Pacific Ocean - Cyclone Nyatoh
Life At Sea Reality
TimeStamps :-
00:00 Intro
00:58 Day 01 Strom Preparation Phase
02:17 Weather Software Consultation Onboard
03:53 Barograph & Barometer
04:14 Heavy Weather Checklist
04:41 Beaufort Wind Scale
05:32 Freak Waves
06:00 Stability/Ballast Operations
06:18 Parametric Rolling
07:33 Anemometer
08:37 Passage Planning & Route Change
10:28 Main Deck Anchor Lashings
11:26 Propeller Wake
12:18 Rolling Inside Cabin
12:52 Day 02 Extreme Weather Conditions
15:30 CCTV Installations
15:51 My Seasickness Experience
16:36 Shaft Generator Motor
17:21 Inside Engine Room
20:06 Day 03 Recovery Phase
21:44 Day 05 Storm Conditions
22:27 Cracking Noises From Ship's Hull
22:55 Day 08 Arrival Shanghai
24:01 Night Lapse Of The Transit
“In Life either we are INSIDE a storm, Or going into a storm, Or coming out of one”
Our ship was caught in cyclone NYATOH last year in December & I managed to capture the entire journey.
Inside the video I have placed special emphasis on the following topics :-
1. How a ship plans it’s route while transiting troubled waters.
2. How we prepare our ship for heavy weather.
3. Shots of waves greater than 5metres in height.
4. What I do when I get sea-sick.
5. The measures we take to manage our ship when we are close to the storm.
And not to forget the time-lapse/night lapse of the entire transit.
Enjoy the video & don't forget to give it a big thumbs up if you found the video informative .
Also for those who are new to the channel - I am Karanvir Singh Nayyar , a third officer in Maersk , vlogging my Life At Sea Journey.
So don't forget to hit that subscribe button & turn the bell notification on ;) if you wish to watch my life from the 7 oceans in the world.
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Super work my rockstar ! I am a proud mom ! Keep up the good work .. keep inspiring and keep smiling ! Be safe and wish you smooth sailing ! Stay blessed always ! 👦🏼❤️❤️❤️⚓️
Thank you maa ❤️ love you 😘
👍 wishing success bro...
Wholesome
Pin this comment for yourself and your mother...
A proud mom you are! I am sure its hard enough for you. I have seafarer friends, their moms literally pray all day everyday when they are out in the sea so that they come back safe. Stay blessed mam.
I find the calmness and competence refreshing. Everyone's just chill, 'oh, here's the danger, here's how we get through it safely', no drama, just get the job done.
My grandfather was a sea captain in the merchant marines for 33 years and when I was little he would tell me of the storms he was in and seeing this really helps me see what its really like out there..i respect everyone who goes out to sea💖
Your grand fathers time so many scientific gadjets were not find out. He could have lots of chalengs to face. Great.
As a land walker, this is absolutely amazing to see.
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Totally fascinated. Could watch you for hours. What a wonderful life. I know it comes with bad days. But, dude I’m envious. Incredible.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks Mr Singh for the explanation of how you interact with the storm and the weather. Be safe...Troy Pham from San Jose, CA USA
I am impressed with how knowledgeable you are knowing the many many vital things it takes to run this ship, along with your crew. Great in- dept video!
there a reason why they never show the crew lol they are slave to these guys XD im working in a dock and seen these guy is heartbreaking everytime
Thank you Mary
@@deviljes666 looks like a really nice ship and the crew normal ppl and seems more like they are just fine . He doesn't wanna budge into other workers life too much just showing us how this work goes and having fun . Slaves? Really dude...
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@@deviljes666 yeap thats true i worked on cargo ship its hell for OS its slavery
the best video till now sir. I thank you for the amazing content which you are providing it is helping us in getting a good knowledge of how things work in a certain situation once again thank you so much for your efforts sir
So so so happy to read that ❤️
@@KaranvirSinghNayyar the same
@@KaranvirSinghNayyar amazing video.. You looks somehow like SIDHARTH MALHOTRA
66 hi y6g6
found that really interesting, i love the sea its something to be respected thats for sure . you look very much like one of my grandsons . me and my husband were on a ship years ago going to Norway from the UK the sea was rough everything was getting thrown around ,it was scary as hell but tbh it was fun at the same time . stay safe on your travels
Hats off to you and your crew. Everything is kept in pristine shape. You obviously take a lot of pride in your ship and it shows!
Thank you
I am from Mumbai. From childhood I mean after high school time I was really fond of weather forecasting and studying the weather. I would have liked to make weatherman my career. Now also in monsoons and storms, I never miss checking the MET DPT website and satellite maps and try to predict the weather. I have a habit to check the weather before setting out for a long trip or an important traveling. After meeting Navin, my next-door Guy, who is working on a merchant Navy ship as navigating officer and watching your channel I am realizing how important a role a weatherman plays on a ship sailing in the ocean. I am really enthusiastic, respectful, and proud of the job you guys are doing. Because of you guys economy and trade of the nation, as well as the world, is stay balanced and maintained. Salute!
Thank you for appreciating that Santosh
Bhai ab kya kar Raha hai tu?
I have same feeling that u mentioned in your chat
KSN , Greetings from Raeford North Carolina, USA!!! I’ve be checking your videos out for the last few weeks. Good stuff man! Thank you and the crews of all those involved in the shipping industry. I used to drive the 18 wheeler trucks here years ago and have pulled from the ports of Charleston and Norfolk. Where I live at is only about 1 1/2 hours from Wilmington North Carolina and we usually get brushed by Atlantic Hurricanes. Sometimes, we get hammered. I watch a couple of other Mariners channels and I will wrap this up with the same thing I tell them , may all your voyages end safely with fair seas and following winds. God Bless you all and thank you again.
Thank you so much for this beautiful comment IBBY
Beautiful vessel! I particularly love that it is so energy efficient. Aside from that though, the layout of everything is extremely nice, your cabin seems very comfortable, and almost reminiscent of a hotel room, all of the machinery in your engine room looks like it's in pristine condition, and all the technology you have access to, on board, is amazing. Thanks for the video! Great content!
This is an video where all the emotions r added....Tiredness...sadnnesss....happinees...tensioness....and offcourse ur love for us....btw this was really an amazing video bai...take care and love u ❤️
Thank you for watching till the end ❤️
Also please do share the video
@@KaranvirSinghNayyar sure vai ❤️❤️
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@@KaranvirSinghNayyar peace after the storm is extremely joyful thing..
Your editing skills are next level
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From the sheer size of a ship like this down to the complexity of every thing involved is completely fascinating. I absolutely love how you show different equipment and explain what they are along with their purpose. I’ll definitely subscribe keep the great content coming.
Excellent video young man. You are doing a fine job. I have to say this, though, if you got seasick on your HUGE ship, you would have had a REAL "fun" time on any of MY warships. We would roll so much so that you could literally walk up a bulkhead. As the helmsman, I managed to stop two ships from capsizing. The first resulted in a 52 degree roll the second only a 48 degree roll. Younger sailors used to complain "Walking on the bulkheads is such a problem." I would respond, "Walking on the bulkheads is not a problem, BUT walking on the overheads (ceilings), now THAT would be a problem." Have safe travels and calm seas.
Thank you Ron
It’s not the size of the ship, it’s the motion on the ocean.. sometimes I’ve felt the tiniest of boat movement can cause the worst sea sickness
What ship did you command that can take a 52 degree roll.
BTW to save time you can just name the ship because it will be documentated then I'll contact the real captain and post results
Bro thank you for sharing your daily life with us!! I work in an international logistics company (NVOCC) and it’s great to have the opportunity to see what happens on board 🙂
Your Videos are not just a vlog these have so much information for those who want to know about it as well as for those who are studying in maritime academies and who are going to join their ship.
Thankyou brother you make so much informative content.
😊🙌
Thank you harsh
Means lot
For real - I stumbled upon this and so happy for it
Once.u became a master .I am sure you take good disistion to save your ship....the way u navigate is fantastic.....❤️❤️
Means a lot
Thank you ❤️
I have spent many years at sea on a Ocean Research/Defense Research during the Cold War in the Engine room and I just learned more from you in a few minutes than all those years about what goes on above deck. I see that your mom is proud of you. Thanks n' Cheers
Bro, you are amazing for this detailed tour of life at sea. Thank you so much for your time on this incredible video. You all be safe out there and stay blessed 🙏🏾🙏🏾
Its almost 3:00 am of thursday feb. 22. Glad that your vessel reached safety Shanghay Port 😊👍. In my country we are in the summer season 🏖️🏝️and temperature are over 30 degree Centigrades 🌡️🌞. I really apreciate your videos because you teach very well the job in a ship 🚢. Until next video safety seas for you and your ship 👍
Thank you rafael for tuning in at 330 A.M
This was awesome, the amount of info and knowledge you offered of how a container ship works is so cool. I was surprised at how empty the ship appeared tho haribol and thank you for this video
Wow ... Just.....wow.....you stay so calm! Gave me anxiety just thinking about it.
Thank you so much for your videos!I can understand why your mother is so proud ! God bless you and yours!
You are so calm and cool about the storm, handling it like an everyday occurrence. I greatly appreciate all the information you give, making us appreciate your mastery of your job and the amount of knowledge you need to do everything. Your videos are captivating, always interesting, well presented, filled with beautiful views. I look forward to them. Be safe.
Thanks gene for appreciating that
This was a really nice video. It felt like I was on the ship with you and experiencing everything that you were experiencing. Please keep up the good work and bless us with more of these fantastic video's
when i was in the navy, the heaviest seas i've been in if im not mistaken was force 9, maybe up to 10 later in the night. that's an experience you don't forget
There not even that bad as they sound tho huh
@@RedsBigRig made a lot of people sea sick that's for sure :P, best night of sleep i've ever got though!
Thank you for letting us join you on your Journeys to the oceans I am located in Washington DC but I have traveled by plane to places like Indonesia Philippines Shanghai and so forth and I know it's such a long ride on the airplane I can only imagine it's double that on a ship?
I wish you safe Journeys and many blessings to you and the crew because it is you guys that help us to move things around the globe and people take this for granted so much
I know absolutely nothing about what you do, but you made it absolutely fascinating. Great video, great job!
Thank you
wow! what an amazing video. footage, narration, I felt like I was there with you. great job
Thank you
Very good clip on life in a container ship . Thank you for clearing a lot of doubts I had . Bless you bro and keep doing what you do best .
It was like watching a ocean - ship related movie..thrilled and superbly explained..1st time watching your channel and I loved your video..well done captain
Thank you so Mini
Man, going through that storm in that ship would be a dream. You talked about going through a storm in a small ship, i work on a 100 foot tug boat and so far ive been through 20 foot seas for 3 days. Not fun. I recently found your channel and really enjoying it.
Thank you for watching
¹00 fit túg biat lok bg 20 feet wàveß nàxium safév60 dégréé tiket lotß if oeol get wirn ñiut beir dàbger çßozibg
Wow. A fantastic video. My respect for you sailors has become even greater. I don't know if I could put up with such a storm so easily. I did not know the tip with the citrus fruits as a small aid against seasickness. Otherwise, I'm just speechless. Thank you Karan for the video.👏👏🔥💖😊🙌
You are welcome ute ❤️
The Navy said eat saltine crackers helped to fight sea sickness. Had a X.O. said if you work harder it would help too. Don't really notice any difference on the work theory.
Beautiful awesome video. Your video brings me back to sitting on the fan tail and watching the night sky. Thank you and I look forward to watching more.
Thank you for a wonderful journey - and I didn't even get wet! Have good luck on your future voyages.
Greetings from the southern usa. I've been fascinated with large ships my whole life, and I really enjoy watching your vids. I subbed and I'll keep watching!
Quality content 🔥❤️🎉
This is a video which shows how much you have grown in all aspects, well done bro, super proud of you 😎
Thank you
You are so knowledgeable and very well articulate. ❤❤
Thank you for sharing this experience
This is an extremely valuable work
Glad it was helpful!
Absolutely fantastic. Your intelligence and courage shine bright when I watch your videos. Your knowledge of the ship and all its systems are extremely impressive. Cheers from California, please be safe.
Thank you so much Jim
I appreciate it
Love the longer videos Karan! So excited when I see the notifications of new videos pop up. Thanks as always for the great content.
Thank you chad
Love these videos and these large Maersk ships. They are much larger than a lake freighter. Huge fan. I would love to tour one of these container ships one time. These videos give a great tour. Take care , stay safe and healthy. Cheers from Sarnia Ontario Canada 🇨🇦. Keep the videos coming.
Vast knowledge to run a major ship. Much bravery also. Thank you.
Thanks to RUclips and intenet facilities that we are able to see and get the knowledge about merchant navy and about sailors life through your vlogs thanks for this🥰...be safe and healthy
Thank you Sarita
I often wished I could have a spent a couple of years on a Great Lakes freighter. I like the fact that you are obligated to pay attention to and adhere to the rules of the sea or good luck, Jack !
Great video and very informative .
7:31 any one ever hit their head on that thing hanging from the ceiling?
Be there any difficulties, never try to come out face the problem and move forward.....video was inspiring and also shows difficult life in merchant Navy....nice to see to sir again, keep posting pictures and videos we all love you .....😊
Thank you Kunal
Hope it inspires
This man has an incredible sense of calm. I could watch him for hours talking about the unpredictable sea. He is definitely an asset 🎉🎉
Thank you for watching
You are super knowledgeable, professional and down-to-earth in your very high responsible job, very entertaining and enjoyable to watch!!! Keep up the good work.
Fascinating and informative content along with great filming. Thank you!
Keep up the great work and content. We only smaller ships calling into Fiji, and I work shore operations for them, but would one day love to experience working on a ship, just for the.experience of it.
lovely clean big boat thanks for your time and consideration thoroughly enjoyed the colors of the sea and the ship's sights and sounds.
Thanks Bruce
U r the braviest and strongest person on earth,💐🙏Godbless u always
You are such a blessed guy reading a Bhagavath Gita….
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Very good video sir! ❤ we were taught about Beaufort scale recently,these will help us understand these too
❤️ happy to help
I watch from start to finish including ads. Really fascinated of the life on board for me as a Land Based Overseas Filipino Worker in Saudi Arabia.
Great channel and reminds of my deck cadet days in Safmarine. We went through a similiar situation massaging from Hong Kong to Singapore in 1981. We were on the SA Vergelgen, a 12500 ton general cargo ship with 250 ton Stulken Derrick. It was rough to say the least. I went through 3 tropical cyclonic storms at sea, the Typhoon in South China Sea, Hurricane Dean off the American eastern seaboard and Cyclone Demoina off Durban on route to Fremantle Australia. We alo saw what the Wild Coast of South Africa could do to a supertanker when one hit the ship off Port St. John's. A double decker bus sized hole was blown out of both sides of Number 1 tank when the cargo of diesel was pressured downwards and sideways by a huge wave lifting the bows othe vessel rapidly, forcing the sides of the tank to rupture. It was docked in Capetown harbor awaiting repairs. An eye opener for a 17 year old cadet in his first week at sea.
Went through exactly the same thing crossing to Viet Nam aboard the USS Boxer in 1965. Couldn't go out on deck, couldn't empty the barf buckets often enough. Never so glad to land in a hostile country in my LIFE!!!
Awesome content, keep the videos coming. A beautiful reminder of my time in the maritime industry. 🥰
Thank you
I like the way you take responsibility along with the heavy risk.
God bless you Brother!
Thank you
Blessings my Bro and thanks for sharing Rock star🙂
Fantastic video! With the awesome tutorial you did, feel like I'm ready to work on a container ship now 😀
Thank you
Lol I know right? 🤣
That was such a fantastic video. Love your work.
A nice content after a very long time I found on RUclips ❤️
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Great energy man! Thanks for making this videos for us, otherwise we would have never known how it really looks like being a sailor! My God!!! I appreciate your hard work, dedication and mental strength💪 God bless you!
I think you forgot a very important thing when preparing for the storm. Did you secure your plants that are growing on the bridge? Haha I never heard the waves called white horses...interesting. We always called them white caps. Good video as always!
Thank you Rich
Luckily the plants survived
Breaking waves always White horses. Live in north England
@@johnsewell9332 Live in US.
Wild horses on our beautiful Ocean Planet. # HeroesAtSea.
And the bridge cat!
What a wonderful job you do in keeping that enormous ship running smoothly. This has been a very informative video letting us see how involved it is to work on a container ship. What would we do without you . We count on your bringing supplies to the world. Stay safe and blessed out on the sea. Thank you for all that you do.
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Every day is a new challenge, salute you brother and the people who are working in your ship
Great ship you got there and well equipped, good work in avoiding the storm. Stay save and good journeys!
Wow! This is a great video. Very impressive. This went so into detail! I see from the other comments that everyone else is extremely impressed with the work put into this video. Great work!
Hats off to your efforts for us bhaiya showing stormy conditions in an exceptional way
Thank you Fazal ❤️
Aloha from maui...such awesome documentation. Thank you again. I'll be watching for more...
Dude you have no idea how much I appreciate this video it's a real pov experience of a day in the life as a sea merchant (or what have you?) And felt like I was really there and u showing everything and how things work and all the while hard at work. Man I've never really been out to sea always wanted to it's looks much fun yet I know it's not all fun it's real hard work . All the respect to yall ! Truly thank you for ur work to take us along on a voyage at sea 🙏 and teaching us about (that shaft thing with the switching back n forth power from propeller so cool)
God bless and God Speed my brother and I will be watching ur vids thx again
I am so happy to read this
Thank you ☺️
Life in a big ship is like if your house was haunted by default.
Literally one of the best videos I've come across this channel! I've been following since December and I've made up my mind to do DNS straight after my boards! Can you please give me some tips and what work does a Deck Cadet have to do on the ship?! Also I love your videos and these videos are Inspiring. Please keep uploading such quality Content. ❤💯💥 Much love from KARJAT 410201! MACHATE RAHO KARAN SIR! 💯💥 PEACE! ✌🏻🤞🏻
Thank you buddy for such an amazing comment ❤️❤️ will make a video on that then
You have a excellent habit of reading GITA. Krishna will always be with you. god bless you.
Man the way you explain the things so passionately. Wish you were my teacher 😅
Awesome video
Thank you
16:06 you showed an interesting picture, that is from a ship that had a mayday in a storm and was abandoned by the crew.
The AQS ship aka AQS Tor actually fell off the ship and into the sea off Norway and was unmanned and adrift for a while, it was towed to port and inspected and had very little damage as a result and is today back in service with its customer (The original ship was transporting new vessels to various customers when they got in trouble)
No other ships or crew was lost in the incident though.
Thanks for enlightening us about that
@@KaranvirSinghNayyar what he ment your using MISLEADING thumbnail and tilte
@@leeholmes9962 lol he was showing the angle relax
Great photography! Interesting to see how things are shipped.
How long is your average stay on the ship?...
This is super cool. Thank you for sharing this with us. I don't have the courage to do what you do, but I am fascinated with the Ocean and love watching these. Stay safe 😊
Thank you
This is a GREAT VIDEO! Thank you so much for putting these videos together!
You really have a great content bro... thank you so much for always inspiring us and i wish you a smooth sailing in your endeavors.... may God keep you always and protect you Amen 🙏🏻 STAY SAFE BRO🤍
Wow classic I Like, that explaination idol, ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ ⭐👍❤️😁 good Job, skillfully crew excellent, thank for your effort and TIME⭐⭐⭐⭐👏👏👏⭐⭐⭐🙏watching from Bantayan Group islands,Santa Fe, Cebu Philippines,👏👏👏👏😁❤️⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐🤩
Your dedication and hardwork in this profession inspires many young merchant navy aspirants like me to face and accept challenges in life
keep inspiring and motivating us through your channel
Love from India 🇮🇳 ❤
Thanks Aarush for such kind words ❤️ I am happy I could do that
The content what you are showing to us , is what the hard work behind it.Thank you for the amazing Hard Work and amazing content , which many of them doesn't know .
What a great ambassador for the merchant shipping business you are, Karanvir! Safe travels!🚢
Thank you
The Nyatoh typhoon really did give you guys a scare I guess... But as you mentioned everything whether it be good or bad has to come to an end so yeah... Really loved the video Karan bhai... This actually shows the different phases of a seafarers life and how we go about it... Even with the conditions you were working and also shooting... Hats off to the commitment and effort... Happy that everyone's safe... So take care and stay safe...
Thanks Ajith for tuning back in ❤️ indeed everything has to come to an end
@@KaranvirSinghNayyar 😁✌🏻
25:05 always remember how many people stand there looking at your ship wishing to travel with it as you do
Thanks lot for ur information about how ship overcomming from storm.
From Newfoundland Canada. Cheers. You know your stuff. Cheers
Awesome video! Question: it was a little unnerving seeing no staff on the bridge especially with what was coming! Where was everybody? Is that usually how it is?
Doing their jobs below deck. There are parts when he's filming, he made it sure no one is there, or requested them to go out for a little while so he can show you the surroundings and instruments clearly.
I agree
Hlo brother,
I'm currently sailing on Product carrier as a deck Cadet as a 1st contract.
Is there any way that can I shift to mearsk shipping as a deck Cadet
If yes
Then sir please can you guide me!🙏
It's so interesting to watch... And watching you speak I really find that you are very diligent towards your job.... So inspiring...
Thank you Aniket
Awesome thanks for the upload I love watching your channel so keep it up very well put together and well spoken 🤔😀😁😎🇨🇦🐬🐋🦀
Thank you so much
THANK-YOU , THAT WAS VERY INTERESTING , YOU HAVE GOT A GREAT PODCAST 😎
I really like watching Great video thank you every much sharing.Teke care!!!🌺💚❤👍
What a nice young hard-working man may God bless you 🙏
Thank you
Very impressive young man, you’re English is amazing important human. May you have a great life sir. Thank you for sharing your wonderful works. Peace from San Francisco
Amazing I always wondered how things were on these big boats great video ❤️✌🏼
My worst nightmare being in the middle of the ocean in that lol…. You are braver than I. Great video thank you for your time in making it.
Awesome stuff! Thanks for sharing this.
Interesting. I came across your channel by accident really but thought to take a look. I spent 16 years at sea in the Royal Navy, serving on Cruisers, Tankers (Antarctic Runs), Minesweepers and Frigates. Believe me the difference between your vessel & ours is the difference between night & day, and we certainly didn't have any of the fancy navigation & weather gear that you have today. I won't go into comparison as the Naval ships of today possibly have some or all of the devices that you have shown. Apart from the fact that our vessels never stop pitching & rolling.. Severely at times.. Notwithstanding, I did enjoy your documentary & have subscribed in the hope that I'll see more. Thanks for a very entertaining video.