Been in hurricanes on the ocean while serving in the US Navy. It's amazing and terrifying. The ocean is.... more than anyone could fully understand. I have seen the same waters smooth like glass for as far as the eye can see, like a perfect reflection of heaven.
@@KAHHHH8548your marmalade is not as strong as the genie said it was, but your radishes are red hot. That's an opinion, albeit just as nonsensical as your response.
Looks like a normal winter storm on Lake Superior or a late winter storm out of the south when you are on northern Lake Michigan (gives the seas time to build). Been in 2 hurricanes on a 210ft ship. and winter storm on a 140ft ice breaker. I'll take the hurricane anyday.
would be neat to adapt a level gauge to show a digital overlay of the horizon to get a better feel for the size of, and amplitude of, the waves it's riding.
@@laurakyplain2413 shut up. I guarantee you sit on your couch every evening and do nothing about it. Are you apart of any clean up efforts? Do you donate every month? I only say this because the loudest are the biggest couch potatoes ever. The ones actually working to solve the problem are too busy doing that to complain about their fellow humans. Not to mention hurricanes have nothing to do with climate change and any studies linking hurricanes and their frequency to climate change are highly debated but how would you know that? You're on the sidelines.
I was at Homestead Air Force Base during Andrew. Fun times. Funner when Turkey Point almost went critical due to Andrew's storm surge. The public was never told.
Fascinating that RUclips’s algorithm has apparently dumped this video in a lot of feeds now, lol. I’m glad it did. That is flipping terrifying and awesome. The ocean is so powerful.
Pictures of waves are useless without a known object in the picture. Could be 5 feet could be 100 ft. I spent alot of years offshore and I can def tell by the spray and tracking on the surface it is definitely hummin. I took many pictures if waves that make you say. Uh oh! But when I developed them, yeah, not so much
You can tell the size of the waves from the time it takes. Larger waves take more time crest to crest. But I guess it takes a bit of experience which most people don't have.
I've seen this while serving aboard the USS Guam LPH-9. Waves so big they crashed over the bow which was about 70ft above the water line. It washed the catwalks off the front 1/4 of the flight deck. I could see the ship twisting looking down the hangar bay. The power of the ocean is incredible. I definitely made my peace with God on that ocean crossing.
First time EVER footage from a hurricane on the ocean surface? Are you kidding me? RUclips is full of videos like that. I myself have sailed through a hurricane twice in the Atlantic ocean as a former seafarer. That's quite an overstatement.
“The scientists sent the drone into the hurricane to collect valuable scientific data.” Scientists hanging out late and ripping the bong: “Guys, wouldn’t it be cool if we sailed the drone through a hurricane?”
If there is no horizon indicator, it is not really showing us much. With a horizon indicator, the footage can be post processed to show level footage, or instead use a 360 camera.
I’ve been in a couple huge storms aboard the Queen Mary 2 in the Atlantic and also the Mediterranean. One was 1.5 days of 35 foot waves, all decks closed. The other a function of some nasty mistral winds, ports of call canceled, and a very near wreck in Civitavecchia , Italy ( that was a strong wind that snapped four docking ropes and dumped the platforms during boarding).
Imagine the men of the USS Warrington dd383 that went down in a hurricane, and there were survivors that lived through the hurricane after the ship went down!
this could be an actual thing... virtual sailing... tackle the high seas, experience a real ocean storm... whilst not dealing with being damp, seasickness, isolation, and um... drowning.
I’ve been in bigger seas during my time in the Royal Australian Navy. No issue going with or against the waves but a bit hairy when turning, particularly when the Officer of the watch forgets to increase speed 😮
Imagine the balls it took to be an explorer in a wooden ship from centuries ago
Basically a suicide mission lol. They must've had giant 🫐🫐
Disposable men.
The days of wooden ships and iron Men!
@@cristit9328 people tend to forget those who cruised in canoes. 🤔
Canoes weren't used to traverse the open oceans, they were used on the coast, in rivers and in lakes.
Been in hurricanes on the ocean while serving in the US Navy. It's amazing and terrifying. The ocean is.... more than anyone could fully understand. I have seen the same waters smooth like glass for as far as the eye can see, like a perfect reflection of heaven.
plenty of people fully understand.
@@Woobieeeeseeing as only 5% of the ocean has been explored, no there aren't "plenty of people" who fully understand the ocean.
@@superiortoall22 yes, there is.
@@Woobieeee there's people that know about 100% of the ocean? Who?
@@superiortoall22 plenty of people.
Imagine how quick the boat would lose sight of you if you fell overboard.
Nobody cares about your 'opinion'
@@KAHHHH8548i do
@KAHHHH8548 that's not an opinion
Bro I'm miserable too maybe we'll make it..@@KAHHHH8548
@@KAHHHH8548your marmalade is not as strong as the genie said it was, but your radishes are red hot.
That's an opinion, albeit just as nonsensical as your response.
That looks exactly like the place I don’t want to be.
Looks like a normal winter storm on Lake Superior or a late winter storm out of the south when you are on northern Lake Michigan (gives the seas time to build). Been in 2 hurricanes on a 210ft ship. and winter storm on a 140ft ice breaker. I'll take the hurricane anyday.
It’s WILD I’ve been in 3.
If you trust your ship and captain it’s the ride of a lifetime
I don't want to go to there. --Liz Lemon
@@tc1uscg65Is it because freshwater is choppier than saltwater? What makes the lakes more turbulent?
you made me laugh!🤣🤣😂😂
It would be cool if saildrone uploaded the unedited full footage of it's ocean journey.
Imagine if it was a livestream and you could just check in and watch it from wherever. Or even better, get to drive one remotely.
Hours of footage of both day and night,could have a more simple 'Life of Pi' experience with starry nights ,storms and cloudy days.
“We have video… and footage” You have both of those different things, huh?
We also have both anal and retentive.
I hear they also have a motion picture of it.
And film in addition to the recording
If that's not cutting edge I'm at a loss for words...
I wonder if they’ll ever obtain tape?
incredicle?
Haha right… I heard it too
incrediculp
Is that how you spell it? I thought it was incredical.
The ocean is the biggest monster on the planet.
Planet???
@@Thetruepredictor Planet????
@Thetruepredictor you realise we're on a planet right??
@@Thetruepredictor ok, ok on the plain
@@Thetruepredictor 😅
The sea was angry that day, my friends. Like an old man returning soup at a deli.
"from out of nowhere, a huge tidal wave lifted me, tossed me like a cork"
"I tell you he was ten stories high if he was a foot!"
Video AND footage!? Wowee, what a day to be alive.
Pretty incredickle
Only wished it had sound AND audio.
That's amazing! normally you usually only get one or the other.
I thought it's spelled incredical.
I think no one can argue, this is certainly incredicle footage and video
would be neat to adapt a level gauge to show a digital overlay of the horizon to get a better feel for the size of, and amplitude of, the waves it's riding.
50ft guy😂
A sailing drone? Wow!
With all the human destruction of the earth, you might need more than a piece of metal
@@laurakyplain2413 shut up. I guarantee you sit on your couch every evening and do nothing about it. Are you apart of any clean up efforts? Do you donate every month? I only say this because the loudest are the biggest couch potatoes ever. The ones actually working to solve the problem are too busy doing that to complain about their fellow humans. Not to mention hurricanes have nothing to do with climate change and any studies linking hurricanes and their frequency to climate change are highly debated but how would you know that? You're on the sidelines.
@@laurakyplain2413😂😂😂😂
What?
Well, what's drone is drone !
“Stay strong, Sailor Drone!”
- Chibi Drone
Props to whoever was in that drone
Need 2 drones - another one to give us perspective.
For what you can see in this vid it could be a 10000x magnified inside of a toilet flush.
why do they always cut the video.. every media should at least put the link where we can watch the full video
But then how could she badly pronounce sentences over it😅
“50 foot waves and 100 mph winds”
Cape Horn: those are rookie numbers
Looks like my home in Kendall, FL during the late summer of '92
Hurricane Andrew? I was in Melbourne. I was 4, and it's my earliest memory, I believe. What a crazy storm.
I was at Homestead Air Force Base during Andrew. Fun times. Funner when Turkey Point almost went critical due to Andrew's storm surge. The public was never told.
Andrew was the scariest storm I've ever experienced. I was in my 30's at the time. Still live here too. 😲
Reminds me of the summer of 69 when i got my real first 6 string.
That's incredical.
Fascinating that RUclips’s algorithm has apparently dumped this video in a lot of feeds now, lol. I’m glad it did. That is flipping terrifying and awesome. The ocean is so powerful.
“This is pretty incredukl”
You mean incredical?
It's crazy to think that there are placing on earth so tumultuous simultaneously occurring as I sit I'm absolute security
This looks terrifying. My grandfather served in the north Atlantic during WWII - I wonder if he ever saw seas like these.
Pictures of waves are useless without a known object in the picture. Could be 5 feet could be 100 ft. I spent alot of years offshore and I can def tell by the spray and tracking on the surface it is definitely hummin. I took many pictures if waves that make you say. Uh oh! But when I developed them, yeah, not so much
You can tell the size of the waves from the time it takes. Larger waves take more time crest to crest. But I guess it takes a bit of experience which most people don't have.
Says yts NOAA's expert!👌
You're gonna need a bigger boat!
And they used tobdo this in wooden ships wjere they had to have 20 guys trimming sails and hauling ropes. Those dudes were just built different.
Camera man never dies!
Oh this was 2 years ago
Amazing pictures, I got butterflies in my tummy watching it 🙏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Cool, but nothing compared to the conditions my father had to face when going to school. The stories he tells!
;)
😂😂😂
Looks like the ending to The Truman Show
Wow a lot of wind and water. Figured it would be different.
I've seen this while serving aboard the USS Guam LPH-9. Waves so big they crashed over the bow which was about 70ft above the water line.
It washed the catwalks off the front 1/4 of the flight deck. I could see the ship twisting looking down the hangar bay.
The power of the ocean is incredible. I definitely made my peace with God on that ocean crossing.
Video AND footage?! This really is big news
The fact that Back in those days people used to sail through these monsters was insane.
nobody is safe....from a waterdrone
The critical scientific data is..........Man, it's really windy in here.
Looks wavy
First time EVER footage from a hurricane on the ocean surface? Are you kidding me? RUclips is full of videos like that. I myself have sailed through a hurricane twice in the Atlantic ocean as a former seafarer.
That's quite an overstatement.
Looks pretty chill, 100% would swim in it
Who needs to go into a hurricane when I can just go ask my wife how heavy she is
Seeing wild ocean footage always feel like an alien planet.
“The scientists sent the drone into the hurricane to collect valuable scientific data.”
Scientists hanging out late and ripping the bong: “Guys, wouldn’t it be cool if we sailed the drone through a hurricane?”
Everyone thinks they're hot shit until the absolute terror of this just shows up.
The drone was tilting side to side and thats what made the video dramatic
If there is no horizon indicator, it is not really showing us much. With a horizon indicator, the footage can be post processed to show level footage, or instead use a 360 camera.
Be safe ❤
Without any visual context, these waves might as well be 8 feet high.
I was thinking the same. There is no perspective, so not really able to see what a 50ft wave looks like.
man the fish must get seasick during hurricanes
So you can sail safely inside a hurricane, nice
Been swiped by cyclone ,small one,never again!if i can help it.
This is beautiful
Very increticule!
It's spelled incredical.😊
This makes me miss my father, who happened to be a hurricane
WOW, waves and wind, who knew!
I often sail in hurricanes on a cargo ship, always horrifying
Intense footage of grey and white movement. Our knowledge has leapt forward.
It'd be cool to put the camera on a gyroscope next time so it's easier to get a sense of scale for the waves
Even a big boat would sink . Imagine a pirate ship
Thank you NOAA!
"The sea was angry that day, my friends."
Wow 🤩
Looks like a boat trip out to the Aran Islands in July.
For a split second I thought the thumbnail was a still from the wave scene in Interstellar.
Crazy to think that less than 5% of the ocean surface has been mapped by modern technology. Stay safe out there!!
I’ve been in a couple huge storms aboard the Queen Mary 2 in the Atlantic and also the Mediterranean. One was 1.5 days of 35 foot waves, all decks closed. The other a function of some nasty mistral winds, ports of call canceled, and a very near wreck in Civitavecchia , Italy ( that was a strong wind that snapped four docking ropes and dumped the platforms during boarding).
Okay, that’s pretty cool.
"We're doomed." -- C3PO
I understand the ocean , i have been a dishwasher at red lobster for 11 years.
This deserves more likes.
Imagine the men of the USS Warrington dd383 that went down in a hurricane, and there were survivors that lived through the hurricane after the ship went down!
Super cool
Cameraman never dies
Looks like my bathroom mirror when I’m taking a shower.
Old time explorers didn't carry anchors they just dropped their testicles in the water. 😂
Imagine getting stuck in these wave😢
Wow. Give you an idea what those caught at sea go through 😮
The terrifying depth and unstoppable force that beyond human's imagination, yet for earth is just a very thin layer of water
Not as crazy as I would’ve thought!
The legend lives on from the Chippewa on down … 🎶
this could be an actual thing...
virtual sailing... tackle the high seas, experience a real ocean storm... whilst not dealing with being damp, seasickness, isolation, and um... drowning.
That scares the shit out of me.
Excellent tech
"Im sorry, Wilson! Im sorry! 🏐
Data acquired: Hurricanes are scary.
This is pretty inkredicle
The drone confirms it's really f*cking windy!
That’s an impressive drone
I hereby endorse this drones retirement at in pool at a Florida nursery - for outstanding service and contribution to science
Sure beats that "weather guy" footage, as he struggles to stay vertical while holding onto his hat, umbrella and microphone !
Looks like a great ride where can I buy a ticket?
“This is pretty increticle” 😂
Looks like boating on Lake Simcoe.
Incredicikle
Did she just conflate incredible with critical? As in, incretical?
No image of a sail drone?
I’ve been in bigger seas during my time in the Royal Australian Navy. No issue going with or against the waves but a bit hairy when turning, particularly when the Officer of the watch forgets to increase speed 😮
I’ve seen it on the deadliest catch already.
It's like being in a washing machine...🌊🌀
That is so cool!
*insert interstellar theme*
“God speed lil doodle “