3 Largest Oil Rigs in the world

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  • @juangalton999
    @juangalton999 Год назад +2951

    44 Degrees Celcius? So... above freezing and practicality sweltering?

    • @geoffshaw8053
      @geoffshaw8053 Год назад +117

      I think he means farenheight.

    • @Fomites
      @Fomites Год назад +256

      ​@@geoffshaw8053 44 Fahrenheit is not cold.

    • @SteveWalkey
      @SteveWalkey Год назад +61

      Saved me from saying that, thank you! Have a nice day... 🇬🇧

    • @wgerling8052
      @wgerling8052 Год назад +170

      ? “Minus” 44 degrees celsius? Needs clarification.

    • @markfisher7962
      @markfisher7962 Год назад +45

      That's high quality research right there!

  • @williamkunte5361
    @williamkunte5361 Год назад +1334

    I'm of the opinion that this narrator meant -44° Celsius.

    • @castleanthrax1833
      @castleanthrax1833 Год назад +21

      Yes. Imagine how bad the weather has to be, to reach the depths of -45°C, while at sea? The ocean usually makes temperatures a little more stable than land.

    • @thepolygotcoder
      @thepolygotcoder Год назад +2

      so he should have fixed his video!

    • @NoobNoobNews
      @NoobNoobNews 6 месяцев назад

      I suspect it is polar siberia. It would consistently be below freezing.​@castleanthrax1833

    • @papermangd
      @papermangd 6 месяцев назад

      I agree

    • @SteveEddy-od7fb
      @SteveEddy-od7fb 5 месяцев назад

      He's an idiot

  • @trapperjohn6089
    @trapperjohn6089 Год назад +424

    Show multiple different platforms while describing one. How are we supposed to know which one is the one you’re describing?

    • @nikhils837
      @nikhils837 7 месяцев назад +25

      EXACTLY my point

    • @Know3ody
      @Know3ody 4 месяца назад

      Shit clip with useless pictures and irrelevant information.

    • @johnmoss8230
      @johnmoss8230 9 дней назад

      For real like wtf

  • @davidwalder290
    @davidwalder290 Год назад +611

    I can't get over the imagination it takes to come up with some of these amazing structures and then someone comes up with a way to actually build them!! Humans are something else....pretty cool!

    • @free2bre3
      @free2bre3 Год назад +42

      Our Amazing God in Man, Amen.

    • @davidwalder290
      @davidwalder290 Год назад +13

      @@free2bre3 Amazing is right! Amen!

    • @verbalthinker2466
      @verbalthinker2466 Год назад +22

      @@free2bre3um lmao nah. Give people more credit. God gave us tools, not answers.

    • @AlphaGamingWorld
      @AlphaGamingWorld Год назад +6

      With the power Almighty God gave us.

    • @IsraelCountryCube
      @IsraelCountryCube Год назад +7

      ​@@verbalthinker2466for sure. But God doesnt want lazy not over hard workers either. Theres a simple middle goldy locks zones of golden rule rest on the 7th day. But we should thank God for everything in giving thanks because we're creative because we practice it is alone thank to God. Its just humbleness. All glory to God. Its something different if i said to another pity small tiny human hey give me some credit!

  • @polygonmonkey
    @polygonmonkey Год назад +131

    Damn, 44 Degrees Celcius is really cold, hope they have icecream upthere

    • @BizzyG
      @BizzyG 4 месяца назад +7

      44 Degree Celsius is hot.
      -44 Degree Celsius is freezing.

    • @Georgia-dp9qf
      @Georgia-dp9qf 24 дня назад

      It's actually hot I'm in Australia we use Celcius

    • @kristynchampagne5253
      @kristynchampagne5253 24 дня назад +4

      how did yall both not get the joke @BizzyG @Georgia-dp9f

    • @Georgia-dp9qf
      @Georgia-dp9qf 24 дня назад

      @@kristynchampagne5253 oh yes...ice cream cos it's hot 🔥 yes 44 degrees Celsius is hot I'm Australian we use Celcius

  • @OutThere5
    @OutThere5 8 месяцев назад +14

    My son and I made a 3 ft tall replica of Hibernia with legos over the course of 1.5 years

  • @johnwicked-gaming5950
    @johnwicked-gaming5950 Год назад +177

    This is insane... Engineering art literally.

    • @Kado1609
      @Kado1609 6 месяцев назад +11

      imagine the amount of thinking and work by different hands and minds wich went into that... what humans can achieve under preassure is amazing

    • @Leviplaysgames476
      @Leviplaysgames476 6 месяцев назад

      Engineer gaming

    • @ELFUICHE
      @ELFUICHE 5 месяцев назад +3

      We can do these things but we are “unable” to end war and hunger. The hypocrisy of this world has no boundaries.

  • @chrisdaigle5410
    @chrisdaigle5410 7 месяцев назад +34

    Here are the three tallest platforms and they are all located in the Gulf of Mexico
    Petronious at 640 meters/2100 feet
    Baldpate at 581 meters / 1998
    Bullwinkle at 529 meters /1736 feet

    • @acealoha
      @acealoha 2 месяца назад

      👏🏾 THNX

  • @saipavi9
    @saipavi9 Год назад +353

    Channel name is Top five. Proceeds to show Top 3 oil rigs

    • @watersbey25
      @watersbey25 Год назад +3

      Since your entry, the name has been changed. Thank you

    • @XY4yt
      @XY4yt Год назад +2

      Why so observant

    • @lynnfisher3037
      @lynnfisher3037 Год назад +1

      Yeah that's the first thing I noticed. I love how no one responsible for RUclips postings ever addresses anyone's criticism.

    • @lynnfisher3037
      @lynnfisher3037 Год назад +4

      ​@@XY4yt Some of us still have an attention span bucko

    • @watersbey25
      @watersbey25 Год назад

      @@lynnfisher3037 Thanks. You see, Bucko XYZ didn't realize S A |P A V I 'S comments had the creator change his title correctly from 5 to three which is an amazing feat.

  • @ristube3319
    @ristube3319 Год назад +48

    I think it was supposed to be -44°C

  • @atw98
    @atw98 Год назад +63

    Bloody hell I hate having to work on land at 44°c let alone the ocean. Amazing there's ice there with that heat

    • @neepsmcfly4176
      @neepsmcfly4176 Год назад +6

      I think it's a case of "dealer using his own product". Amateur move.

  • @ajay6160
    @ajay6160 Год назад +67

    Low as 44 C

  • @jmorin9054
    @jmorin9054 Год назад +205

    Someday people will dig these oil rigs up in the desert. They will wonder what we used them for and say we couldn't have built them with copper tools.

    • @robertzendejas8349
      @robertzendejas8349 Год назад +7

      Brutal

    • @sigma_six
      @sigma_six Год назад +6

      They're made of steel, that might be a clue...

    • @dianapennepacker6854
      @dianapennepacker6854 Год назад +10

      ​@@sigma_six Well... It is the steel that will make it so they just find debrie instead of solid structures.
      Seriously that's why Roman concrete buildings last for ages. They didn't reinforce their buildings with steel which corrodes and causes cracks which even more water can seep in. Also our modern concrete is much easier to work with.
      Anyway I doubt we will lose so much knowledge that we will forget what the hell an oil rig is.

    • @dianapennepacker6854
      @dianapennepacker6854 Год назад

      ​@@sigma_six @

    • @YourDadsBoyfriend
      @YourDadsBoyfriend Год назад +5

      If by "people" you actually mean our future AI robot overlords then yes

  • @pappyroxx1841
    @pappyroxx1841 Год назад +28

    I'd like to see these structures during storm conditions. 😮

    • @luffirton
      @luffirton Год назад +15

      Norway’s Oil Rigs in the north sea is subjected to one of the harshest storm conditions on earth and has stood its ground with waves of up to 25 meters tall since the 1970.

    • @irinagolovina7380
      @irinagolovina7380 Год назад +6

      If it's a platform, e.i. stationary, then it's fine as those are quite resilient. If it's a rig, then it's less stable. And you feel the strong storm alright🤢

  • @Tankerdot
    @Tankerdot Год назад +18

    I think this is the simple history narrator 😂

    • @bristleback1759
      @bristleback1759 Год назад +1

      Didnt knew study of oil rigs are classified under history section😂

    • @Tankerdot
      @Tankerdot Год назад

      @@bristleback1759 I guess he gets around 😂

    • @AmarjeetSingh-pw9jx
      @AmarjeetSingh-pw9jx 2 месяца назад

      This is the simple history narrator

  • @ronl7131
    @ronl7131 Год назад +14

    Amazing engineering

  • @captianleo7080
    @captianleo7080 Год назад +127

    #1 Petronas, the underwater bouancy structure shown whin built, at Harbor Island, Port Aransas, Texas the structure was called then "Bullwinkel Project" I worked on the beautiful structure.

    • @metalfire86able
      @metalfire86able Год назад +3

      It not Petronas
      It was Petronius

    • @jasonlacroix6083
      @jasonlacroix6083 Год назад +4

      From 2000 until 2010, I recognized Petronius as the world's tallest structure, regardless of what the "experts" had to say.

    • @Bando-fx4mf
      @Bando-fx4mf Год назад

      It’s part of 2 rigs ? They clearly show 2 different rig pictures for 1.

    • @Bando-fx4mf
      @Bando-fx4mf Год назад

      1 really tall and one really big and wide, are they like fraternal twins. Both the biggest in the world, just the dimensions are different for each.

    • @UnwaveringBackBone
      @UnwaveringBackBone 11 месяцев назад

      Petronius is cool but I prefer Grey 🪿. The only problem is its very difficult to stay on that rig when theres only one thing to drink.

  • @YHBW1001
    @YHBW1001 Год назад +32

    That last one is a picture of the Troll A gas platform off the coast of Norway!!!!

  • @MrPINKFL0YD
    @MrPINKFL0YD Год назад +6

    As low as 44degree Celsius?. That's hot.

  • @dippyanddakota
    @dippyanddakota Год назад +8

    Spent four years on the platform that was being towed out it was the Bullwinkle

  • @hamie63_m
    @hamie63_m Год назад +10

    Wow. Had no idea they were that enormous.

  • @Robert-cv7bf
    @Robert-cv7bf Год назад +9

    Thinking of building these rigs gives me cold chills.

  • @ejohnson3131
    @ejohnson3131 4 месяца назад +2

    Considering the Sea of Okhotsk is so far up north between Japan and the east coast of Russia, I’m going to guess the narrator meant -44C.

  • @X17PHL
    @X17PHL Год назад +8

    Got to have left the minus off that 😂

  • @lap8329
    @lap8329 Год назад +78

    44 degrees Celsius?? Actually, that is very hard to work in, being 111 degrees Fahrenheit.

    • @GearGuardianGaming
      @GearGuardianGaming Год назад +11

      i do wonder what part of the arctic ocean gets that hot...on the low end.

    • @nicolasmaximus2286
      @nicolasmaximus2286 Год назад

      Cold!!!Siberia....!🚩😮

    • @marcuspeters5855
      @marcuspeters5855 Год назад +1

      its not in arctic, it was designed to work in areas close to equator. It currently sits 10 or so miles off coast of Tahiti. In fact, crewman routinely take their time off to hit beaches n Tahiti huts for beer, relaxation and of course: Booty!

    • @jamesflake6601
      @jamesflake6601 Год назад +1

      Every day

  • @topfives
    @topfives  Год назад +13

    Oil rigs are really strange structures

  • @CDN1975
    @CDN1975 7 месяцев назад +2

    My uncle worked on Hibernia. Much respect to men who work on these behemoths.

  • @barthok433
    @barthok433 Год назад +6

    Can i work there as cleaning service? 😂 the pay must be huge

  • @honodle7219
    @honodle7219 Год назад +6

    HUGE GAFFE
    44 degrees celsius is 111.2 degrees fahrenheit and that is Sahara Desert hot.

  • @christopherness4274
    @christopherness4274 Год назад +3

    44°C id 111.2°F That's actually very hot.

  • @dooooooval904
    @dooooooval904 Год назад +3

    Lol thats some low temperature.....low enough to run a sauna in fact lol

  • @rms3
    @rms3 Год назад +11

    Also, Petronius is NOT "supported by buoyancy". Its entire weight is supported on foundation piles on the seabed.

  • @bostonbilly7725
    @bostonbilly7725 Год назад +6

    Wow I never seen one with concrete feet . Cool ❤

  • @justanaverageguy1351
    @justanaverageguy1351 Год назад +4

    44 degrees Celsius is about 111 Fahrenheit. If that's cold, I'd hate to see what's considered warm!

    • @mr.random6276
      @mr.random6276 8 месяцев назад

      Since it’s in Russia
      I’m sure he meant -44C which would be -47 F which would be low temperatures

  • @old.not.too.grumpy.
    @old.not.too.grumpy. Год назад +2

    As low as 44C the hightest ever temperature recorded in the UK is a fraction over 40C😂😂

  • @BazColne
    @BazColne Год назад +4

    In temperatures as low as 44C. Okay.

  • @daviddery2688
    @daviddery2688 Год назад +4

    Just think we can pickup oil from under our feet but OBIDEN would rather ship it

  • @UnitedStates_Of_America1776
    @UnitedStates_Of_America1776 Месяц назад +2

    Do not question why the navy’s budget has skyrocketed

  • @WY-83001
    @WY-83001 Год назад +9

    These are platforms, not rigs.

    • @rayj.9568
      @rayj.9568 3 месяца назад

      What's the difference?

  • @LRM3...
    @LRM3... Год назад +5

    FSOs and FPSOs weren’t considered here, right? Also, you must have been referring too minus 44 degrees Celsius. Somehow, I don’t see the northern hemisphere with such high temperatures…

  • @stevelauda5435
    @stevelauda5435 Год назад +5

    Yes, in Canadian territory, but only hire U.S employee's

  • @williamquigley1970
    @williamquigley1970 Год назад +21

    Man build amazing treasures 💪🏾! 💯

  • @daniellinter7604
    @daniellinter7604 Год назад +4

    These structures are cool and a massive innovation, but in future we should use the same awesome engineering and innovation to produce renewable energy platforms. I think they’re working on it! Bring on fusion energy (unlikely before WW3)

  • @egay86292
    @egay86292 Год назад +3

    "works at temperarures as low as 44 degrees C." where do they find such talent?

  • @hopsta5628
    @hopsta5628 Год назад +2

    So, it operates in well over 100 degrees fahrenheit temperatures.

  • @sari-kitty
    @sari-kitty Год назад +2

    As low as 44° Celsius? That's 111° Fahrenheit! That's hot!

  • @M.B___
    @M.B___ Год назад +4

    That Russian rig must never get any oil as it is much, much colder than 42°C always.

  • @catchetharris7978
    @catchetharris7978 Год назад +6

    #3 belong to Russia. But you didn't say who/ which country owns the the other two.

    • @luffirton
      @luffirton Год назад

      The last one is owned by Equinor a Norwegian oil company, operating in the North Sea of the coast of Norway.

  • @HunterTaborVR
    @HunterTaborVR 2 месяца назад +1

    "Here are the top 3 largest oil-"
    "OIL"

  • @Hale444
    @Hale444 Год назад +1

    Nice Chinese text to speech with 44c

  • @drednaught117
    @drednaught117 Год назад +3

    44°C is about 111°F…so…

  • @tron.44
    @tron.44 Год назад +4

    You mean minus 44 C ?

  • @prime77089
    @prime77089 Год назад +1

    44 degrees Celsius are is hot as hell.

  • @michaelfiedler1742
    @michaelfiedler1742 Год назад +2

    Probably meant-44 degrees Celsius. 44 degrees Celsius is incredibly hot

  • @mistaman4638
    @mistaman4638 Год назад +3

    Are there only 3 oil Rigs?. You are the Top 5? Or Something 😂..

  • @DOCTORJAN714
    @DOCTORJAN714 Год назад +3

    44 degrees Celsius is actually pretty hot. It wouldn't be astonishing at all that the rig worked at that temperature except that it's pretty damn hot for it not to explode. Now, 44 degrees C BELOW ZERO; THAT'S chilly!!!!!!😅

  • @joemarchinski914
    @joemarchinski914 Год назад +2

    44 degrees celcius is like 95 degrees farenheight so I hope they stay bundled up...dont wanna get frostbite

  • @NiceAussie
    @NiceAussie Год назад +2

    As low as 44°c. that’s 111°f mmm chilly!!

  • @MaLi-re6re
    @MaLi-re6re Год назад +7

    Props to Those Who Wrk In Such a Gargantuan Structure Out iN The Haunted Seas.🥴😵‍💫🫥

  • @jeffreywilliams5093
    @jeffreywilliams5093 Год назад +3

    44° Celsius equals 111.2° Fahrenheit. Nice fuckup, @TopFives. 👍

  • @C-130-Hercules
    @C-130-Hercules Год назад +1

    Get ready to change all those Russian nomenclatures on that oil rig to American.

  • @tankeater
    @tankeater Год назад +1

    "as LOW as 44°C??? This guy likes his heat 🤦‍♂️🤣🤷‍♂️

  • @johnheckscher7138
    @johnheckscher7138 Год назад +3

    44 degrees Celsius is very hot,

  • @Imaveryniceguy
    @Imaveryniceguy Год назад +15

    Another American trying to break free from that primitive measuring system 😂😂 At least he tries, hats off.

  • @Graeme_Lastname
    @Graeme_Lastname Год назад +2

    Temperatures as low as 44C. Really? Big deal.

  • @thebobster2824
    @thebobster2824 Год назад +1

    44 degrees c..... that's roasting

  • @thomasdatrain4391
    @thomasdatrain4391 Год назад +6

    Are they anchored into the sea bed or do they float? Either way it looks insanely unstable 💯🤣😜

    • @luffirton
      @luffirton Год назад +3

      The last picture of Troll A platform of the coast of Norway in the North Sea uses suction to create one of the strongest man made connections to a ground object ever attempted, the suction anchor the hole platform to the sea bed. Storms and bad weather have never been able to move it and it’s operating in very harsh environment since 1970’s.

  • @Idotisme
    @Idotisme Год назад +3

    44 degrees Celsius is hot 🔥 🥵 0 degrees Celsius is freezing. Its pritty easy. 100 degrees Celsius is boiling point of water.

    • @MichaelHughes-uw3fb
      @MichaelHughes-uw3fb Год назад

      Yep....your spot on. 0°C is freezing point, and 100° C is boiling point. 38°C is as near as damn it to 100° f.
      I'm guessing they don't mean minus 44° C but rather minus 4° C.
      I doubt the piping would withstand minus 44C

  • @Robert-cv7bf
    @Robert-cv7bf Год назад +2

    Freezing temperature is Zero Degrees Celsius.

  • @fernivore
    @fernivore Год назад +2

    44 Celsius is pretty fucking hot dude

  • @sigma_six
    @sigma_six Год назад +3

    I'm guessing you mean - 44 degrees Celsius?

  • @dougbutcher4452
    @dougbutcher4452 Год назад +4

    44 Celsius is very hot.

  • @cerealrakist7360
    @cerealrakist7360 Год назад +2

    Doesn’t mention who has the number one rig

  • @michelleodaniel3306
    @michelleodaniel3306 Год назад +2

    If you can’t see the problem with removing what has taken eons to balance within the deepest layers of the Earth- then nature will manifest the planetary loss of equilibrium in destabilization of pressures that hold this orb together.

    • @patrickhorvath2684
      @patrickhorvath2684 Год назад

      It is an on-going process. The Earth is still making oil..

  • @dt9386
    @dt9386 Год назад +3

    Damn a blue whale weighs 200,000 lbs

  • @GeeMak999
    @GeeMak999 Год назад +3

    AI needs to work on pronunciation

  • @brandonallen2659
    @brandonallen2659 Год назад +2

    As low as 44c huh. So its gotta be like the hottest day in summer at the equator to even run?

  • @makingwaves1239
    @makingwaves1239 Год назад +1

    44 degrees celcius is not a low temperature. It is actually quite hot (111,2 fahrenheit). MINUS 44 degrees celcius in the other hand ...

  • @jvun8178
    @jvun8178 5 месяцев назад

    Damn that rig was supported by a single boy in sea

  • @simonnizerontheroad
    @simonnizerontheroad Год назад +6

    As LOW as 44°c ?! You know that 44°Celsius is heat stroke temperature range right ? The average summer temperature on a sunny day in the Sahara is 47°C …

  • @brendanwood1540
    @brendanwood1540 Год назад

    It's like all of my fears combined into one massive horrific monster. Heights, being burned alive, chemicals, deep water, discriminatory and poisoned work environment. Basically hell on earth.

  • @konnen7354
    @konnen7354 7 месяцев назад

    Number 1 looks like a Splinter Cell mission and I'm all for it.

  • @danstone8783
    @danstone8783 Год назад +7

    If he meant 44 degrees kelvin then that would be a cozy -380 Fahrenheit

  • @sircolinlesleyrowling
    @sircolinlesleyrowling Год назад +6

    Amazing engineering 👍

  • @keithfaulk1354
    @keithfaulk1354 Год назад +3

    Money!!❤

  • @Sol_rng625
    @Sol_rng625 5 месяцев назад

    🇷🇺: we found oil 🇺🇸: what did we say about you finding oil?

  • @Delta._
    @Delta._ Год назад +1

    44 degree Celsius is low ?
    My 🍑

  • @danstrayer111
    @danstrayer111 Год назад +3

    I love oil

    • @jentraniansdnbhd1680
      @jentraniansdnbhd1680 Год назад

      We need it like everyone else whether you are a tree hugger or not .

  • @Robert-tt5tg
    @Robert-tt5tg Год назад +3

    Go get'em

  • @ThanhNguyenWKY
    @ThanhNguyenWKY Год назад +2

    Simple history guy

  • @jameshowland7393
    @jameshowland7393 Год назад +1

    Temperatures as "low" as 44°C? That's over 112°F.

  • @norms3913
    @norms3913 Год назад +4

    Somehow Ukraine is going find where that oil rig is at

  • @mralmnthwyfemnin5783
    @mralmnthwyfemnin5783 Год назад +4

    Cool !

  • @ozvaleron
    @ozvaleron Год назад +1

    44 Celsius? That's only 111 Farenheit!

  • @donaldberger9163
    @donaldberger9163 Год назад +5

    Hope Creepy Joe doesn't see this. He'll put them on a target list!

  • @joevokey1340
    @joevokey1340 Год назад +4

    When the polar magnetic shift occurs soon, none of this will matter…

  • @S1N999
    @S1N999 28 дней назад

    The ice in the second picture makes it look like the rig is above clouds

  • @kungpao-wp2sq
    @kungpao-wp2sq 6 месяцев назад

    My buddy worked on a huge rig. He told me you should always bring plenty of condoms.

  • @rossthompson7956
    @rossthompson7956 Год назад +11

    Must vote out Biden to increase our oil Independence and lower the gas prices.

  • @jcstang8952
    @jcstang8952 Год назад +3

    Impressive tech. GO OIL. There aren't enough batteries to go electric.