The biggest is not always the most beautiful, Royal Caribean cruises look like floating shopping centers. On the other hand, Cunard maintains its ship essence regardless of the size. The Queen Mary 2 is the most beautiful boat of all time, the only one in my opinion that surpasses the Olimpic Class and the QM 1 in aesthetics. There is another one just as beautiful but it is from a movie, Poseidon.
She may not be the biggest or fanciest or fastest but I do have a soft spot for The Carpathia. An unremarkable ship in many ways yet it never failed to rise to challenges that were far beyond its original intent. Steaming well in excess of her maximum service speed to rush to Titanics aid, and later taking 3 torpedos and 2 hours to sink in WW1, she served with a distinction I can only admire.
Agree completely! As I was watching, was delighted to see Carpathia, and at the end of the video I thought if I could only sail in one of those ships, it would be Carpathia. I love that ship.
@@Legendaryium Thats true, but she still had to be well enough designed and constructed to have 3 good spots to be torpedoed to begin with, just a few decades earlier most ships with similar damage likely would have sunk much much faster.
There she is. I recognized her immediately. Titanic is always and ever will be a stunner along with Carpathia who went to her aid. Even her lifeboat made it to the list.
she was such a great-looking ship. It's a shame that she was lost, and that other ships like her were never preserved. Olympic deserved to be a museum, not scrap metal.
@@penguinmaster7 So true! It's like she was made to sink. She didn't get even one chance to finish her route. Half of her rivets were wrought iron of the lowest grade instead of steel. Less lifeboats, forced to go full speed despite the berg signals from other ships.. all because of selfishness and pride of the higher ups controlling her. If only she could speak... oh the things she could tell us.
For further perspective: HMS Victory is only 2m shorter than a Boeing 747. At the other end of the scale, seven nose to tail Boeing 747s would almost fit bow to stern on the Prelude FLNG!
Its kinda a ship, but not really. It can move, but it moves *really* slowly and doesn't really move at all. It's more or less designed more like a ship for convenience and is more of a oil platform than a ship.
Very interesting, delighted to see Carpathia. The designer of United States wanted her to be 1000 feet, but she had to be slightly less in order to fit through the Panama Canal. The only ships I’ve ever sailed in were USS Saratoga and USS Independence.
I am amazed that Santa María, the largest ship in Columbus' fleet which he used to cross the entire Atlantic ocean for the first time... is a 19m long boat that which, on this video, appears listed only after a kayak, a lifeboat an a Viking ship.
esas medidas estan mal, la Santa Maria tenia 36 metros de eslora hasta donde yo se, creo que ha confundido los nombres y se referia a la Niña que era el barco mas pequeño de los tres.
@@josembec2390 yo la única fuente que veo que menciona los 36 metros de eslora es Okdiario, en el resto de sitios que veo dicen “20 de quilla y 23 de cubierta”, igual se equivocaron al escribirlo en Okdiario o algo
@@SpanishAvenger ni de coña, por lo menos 30 metros seguro, era bastante más grande que las otras dos, por eso creo que en lo que se equivocó fue en el nombre.
There’s something vaguely exciting and patriotic (in a world-united way) to see the birds eye flyover of the ships at the end - almost as if mankind was united and positioned shoulder to shoulder on the seas against a common foe.
Pretty cool graphics. My Dad was on the building crew of BB-62 Battleship New Jersey-it was about the same side as the Bismarck & Terpitz. BB-62 is a prime naval tourist attraction in the port of Philadelphia.
Here's crazy: there are a fleet of thirteen (I think) bulk carriers that ply the Great Lakes that are all over 1000' - so big they can't leave the lakes.
@@tyler93539 Did I say GRT? 1 GRT = 100 cubic feet enclosed space. Thank you I know that. That's why Titanic is 1000 GRT more than Olympic as the A deck promenade was enclosed about halfway so now the promenade suddenly counted towards GRT, even though by mass they where near identical, Titanic a little bit more. However as I already said she WEIGHED and that means mass not GRT, not tons burthen etc... but weight was 46000 t (metric obviously) which is almost the same as a Typhoon class. Now why do you go around correcting people who didn't even say anything wrong, makes you seem insufferable and a know it all (with no reading comprehension). Did I say GRT? NO I said weighs. As in mass. As in put the damn thing on a scale and see what it weighs. Or more realistically look at the numbers on the bow and stern and that'll tell you what a ship weighs. Because knowing the actual weight is crucial to determine cg and see if the ship is loaded properly. Cg too high up and it could capsize. Or generally behave in a weird way.
ikr it's a shame we don't build ocean liners anymore because cruse ships are kinda ugly from how boxy and top heavy they look, all that displaced water but not a drop of class
@@magapiff1 porfin un comentario que comparto de la misma forma estos bárcos de ahora perdieron toda la elegancia parecen una cuidad en alta mar y lo que.menos aparenta es ser un barco para pasajeros.
@@magapiff1 Cunard’s fleet definitely has hat old ocean liner feel to them, especially the Queen Mary 2, which you can tell hot some inspiration from old ocean liners.
@@magapiff1 I disagree, I think modern cruise ships are beautiful ships. I feel like this attitude that the Olympic class ships and similar steamers of that era is simply influenced by the cultural significance of the James Cameron Titanic film.
@@BasePuma4007 you are entitled to your very wrong opinion but you have to admit people in 50 to 100 years from now are not going to look back and say "man I wish they still built ships with the style and class of the Disney Cruise Line" and not to be mean but if you like the way modern cruise ships look you probably like "chic" *brutalism,* and to that I spit! reject the current modern! return to the arts!
"The Santa Maria, Columbus's flagship, was a larger, heavier cargo ship. For 35 days, Columbus and his crew of 86 Spanish sailors sailed west." Whenever you see paintings of the ship it's made out to be huge. 86 sailors on a 62 foot boat sailed across the Atlantic. Wow.
Glad you added the Shell Prelude in there! I was in South Korea when she was in build....I have pictures of 800 ft long drill ships next to her. They look like toys by comparison.
Is it just me, that the Red and Black funnel of Cunard is so powerful and so iconic. . .so elegant, well if you're inside any Cunard ship, you feel "class" to the highest level. . .well that was my observation in QE2 and QM2, the last 2 Ocean Liners. . .
Glad to see the Fitz, the Paul R Tregrutha would have been one of the longest ships on this list if it were included as well! Love seeing the lakers in these vids.
I would have liked to see Zheng He's treasure ship in the video, especially since he and Columbus were from the same time period. Such a stark contrast!
I was wondering if you would show the Iron clads from the civil war but I didn't see them. I have seen the Maersk ships in real life. because I was a Truck Driver and would see them at the ports in Seattle Washington. when I was hauling exports or cans to the ports. now I actually know how long they are. before all I knew was they were huge. funny thing is I still think the Lusitania, and the Queen Mary, and the Titanic, were the most beautiful ships ever produced. I can't help it I just love their streamlined look. if they had better propulsion systems they would have been very fast.
Oh they were plenty fast, even by today's standards. Also, most streamlined of all, and often forgotten, the SS United States (1951) in the video, was a ridiculously fast ship, and several of the speed records it set remain unbeaten to this day. Also, not sure why, but the ship is shown in the video the way it sits today, run down and sad looking. Wish the video would've shown it as it looked in it's prime like every other ship in the video.
@@josephg41 Well some one sees the SS unites states in the video wonders why she looks worn down learns she still exists is still considered the fastest passenger ship in the world in is left in appalling state.
My Dad was posted in Halifax Canada during WWII. He said that the Queen Mary was used for troop transport because it so fast it was hard to torpedo. If I recall, it ran around 60 mph?? That said, it was hit once that he knew of. There was a huge hole in the side, so they just unbalanced the ballast of the ship until the hole was clear of the water, and raced away.
Saw the Lusitania and thought it is the Titanic for a few seconds, because of the 4 chimneys. Then I saw the Titanic and nothing here looks as beautiful ❤️
Just returned from my honeymoon on the Independence of the Seas(Oasis class ship) truly mind blowing just how large that ship actually is. I still have trouble wrapping my head around it.
Independence is not an Oasis Class Ship. It's a Freedom Class Ship. (Freedom, Independence and Liberty) Oasis Class has Oasis, Harmony, Allure, Symphony, Wonder and Utopia) Regardless, Independence is a massive and impressive ship. They all are.
I’m glad you showed The SS Great Eastern which was an iron sail-powered, paddle wheel and screw-propelled steamship designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel, and built by John Scott Russell & Co. at Millwall Iron Works on the River Thames, London. She was the largest ship ever built at the time of her 1858 launch, and had the capacity to carry 4,000 passengers from England to Australia without refuelling. Her length of 692 feet (211 m) was surpassed only in 1899 by the 705-foot (215 m) 17,274-gross-ton RMS Oceanic, her gross tonnage of 18,915 was only surpassed in 1901 by the 701-foot (214 m) 20,904-gross-ton RMS Celtic and her 4,000-passenger capacity was surpassed in 1913 by the 4,234-passenger SS Imperator. The vessel also had the largest set of paddle wheels. I’m proud to say that Brunel was an ancestor of mine.
the video filmed very nicely, but it could be even better if you could put something next to the ships to show their grand scale, I'm guessing maybe something like a train would be nice, it's long and thin so it can fit the space in between the ships and also we can see it from far pretty easily.
The comparisons really make you admire the early seamen such as the Vikings and Columbus and his crew all the more. Only sails and oars and very small vessels.
Para mi sigue siendo el titanic el barco más hermoso, aunque no sea el más largo no me importa soy eterna fans de este barco y por este barco que amo toda la historia naviera
Truly amazing, though it gives you an idea of how much these ships would pollute, it must take so much for most of these ships to keep going, I think if we should start anywhere with reducing emissions, it should be here,
She is one gorgeous Fighting Lady--so is the USS Constitution, the only US Naval ship still active duty that sank another warship. I'm so glad that they weren't scrapped.
The RMS Carpathia was actually the ship that rescued the titanic survivors, an yet it met its own demise in 1918. Strange. An I think they were actually built by the same people who built the titanic. 👀 Interesting.
Carpathia -> Cunard Line ( Lusitania, Mauretania) Titanic -> White Star Line (Olympic, Gigantic/Britannic). Were built by different people and companies
agree man i would like to see cruisers that look like titanic and lusitania nowadays . Like imagine they make titanic and lusitania in size of symphony of the seas it would be so beautiful
@Haechi [WR] Yea, but none of them are sailing. The only ship that still sails and somewhat resembles this bygone elegance is the Queen Mary 2, but even she is far away from the beauty of the real Ocean Liners and she won't be arround for that much longer. When QM2 is gone, we will never ever see an elegant ship sail again. We will be left with those white, insanely huge, super ugly and deformed floating amusement parks that we call cruise ships.
Aside from the fact she sank, Bradley was typical of smaller self-unloaders. Including the Cort or the Presque Isle or the Paul Tregurtha - or any of the Great Lakes 1,000-footers - might have been more representative. Though I can understand the author's intent in using the Edmund Fitzgerald; among the wider audience, most people's knowledge of Great Lakes shipping begins and ends with Lightfoot's song about the Fitz.
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Why have you missed out RMS Queen Elizabeth, 1,031 feet long, launched in 1938. Sister ship of the RMS Queen Mary?
The biggest is not always the most beautiful, Royal Caribean cruises look like floating shopping centers. On the other hand, Cunard maintains its ship essence regardless of the size. The Queen Mary 2 is the most beautiful boat of all time, the only one in my opinion that surpasses the Olimpic Class and the QM 1 in aesthetics. There is another one just as beautiful but it is from a movie, Poseidon.
I LOVE these kind of videos. No irritating commentary, just great graphics and details.
Most impressive part of this video is that the Vikings transversed the Atlantic in that "ship" thats not much bigger than a Titanic life boat.
ALLAHA is greatest architect.❤ please All pray to him. More big ships will be built. Say Ameen in the name of ALLAHA.
She may not be the biggest or fanciest or fastest but I do have a soft spot for The Carpathia. An unremarkable ship in many ways yet it never failed to rise to challenges that were far beyond its original intent. Steaming well in excess of her maximum service speed to rush to Titanics aid, and later taking 3 torpedos and 2 hours to sink in WW1, she served with a distinction I can only admire.
Agree completely! As I was watching, was delighted to see Carpathia, and at the end of the video I thought if I could only sail in one of those ships, it would be Carpathia. I love that ship.
Tal cual es un barco con mucha historia y eso lo hace hermoso
I am so proud of that beautiful ship.
oke but its just physics... she just got hit in 3 good spots for it to still take 2 hours to sink.
@@Legendaryium Thats true, but she still had to be well enough designed and constructed to have 3 good spots to be torpedoed to begin with, just a few decades earlier most ships with similar damage likely would have sunk much much faster.
There she is. I recognized her immediately. Titanic is always and ever will be a stunner along with Carpathia who went to her aid. Even her lifeboat made it to the list.
she was such a great-looking ship. It's a shame that she was lost, and that other ships like her were never preserved. Olympic deserved to be a museum, not scrap metal.
@@penguinmaster7 So true! It's like she was made to sink. She didn't get even one chance to finish her route. Half of her rivets were wrought iron of the lowest grade instead of steel. Less lifeboats, forced to go full speed despite the berg signals from other ships.. all because of selfishness and pride of the higher ups controlling her. If only she could speak... oh the things she could tell us.
@@starr4490 on occasion when i play games based on the titanic, I'll catch myself saying things like "my darling ship" or "my white star girl"
I always wonder why the vassels are called "she"
@@tiagonascimento2308 Maintaining boats can be demanding, and so can my wife's needs.
For further perspective: HMS Victory is only 2m shorter than a Boeing 747. At the other end of the scale, seven nose to tail Boeing 747s would almost fit bow to stern on the Prelude FLNG!
Prelude is truly huge
And though not shown, the USS Constitution was mammoth for her time--203 feet.
@@KutalMeteTekin ààm
Prelude isn't a ship
Its kinda a ship, but not really. It can move, but it moves *really* slowly and doesn't really move at all. It's more or less designed more like a ship for convenience and is more of a oil platform than a ship.
I can’t believe how calm the water was when you filmed this!😯👌
Kinda like being on a cloud...
And some darn good captains holding them steady from one another. Oh and not to mention the drone they used to shoot this film. Great work everyone.
it was not water. They filmed it in mercury
It wasn't water, they filmed it on gallium.
Freddy Mercury?
A lot of work clearly goes into these videos. Educational, interesting and kind of relaxing to watch. Thanks
The fact Columbus sailed across the Atlantic on those little wooden boats is amazing
Titanic and Lusitaia, beautiful looking liners! 💯
Never heard anything more truthful
They were grand ladies. That's when real beauty and utility came together.
Nah Lusitania Mauritania and aqutania
I hope nothing bad happens to them!!
A much more realistic and properly scaled animation this time. Well done!
There is something absolutely beautiful about the ships built in the early 1900s. I love looking at these beautiful ships especially titanic.
Elegant. Timeless. Captivating.
I can't believe Titanic was actually bigger than a number of WWII battleships.
Believe it!
Titanic is actually bigger then the last preluge sponge cake ship . Its legacy is huge regardless of its actual size
It would of turned into a ww2 battleship if it lasted
A lot of those battleships were designed specifically to fit in the Panama Canal, titanic wasn’t. So fun fact.
@@justanotherasian4395 titanic was not designed to be a battleship .
"The legend lives on from the Chippewa on down to the lake that they call Gitchigumee..."
Very interesting, delighted to see Carpathia. The designer of United States wanted her to be 1000 feet, but she had to be slightly less in order to fit through the Panama Canal. The only ships I’ve ever sailed in were USS Saratoga and USS Independence.
Thank you for your service. My dad did a Vietnam tour on the USS Enterprise.
Thank you for your service
It's amazing to me that these things can float.
I was on the Norwegian Sun in 2013 it was amazing! It’s crazy it hit an iceberg recently.
Wait did it survive?
@@Htown_sports_dude yes it’s in Seattle for repairs you can watch it on RUclips! Also no one died thank goodness
I was on oasis of the seas two week ago !
@@Htown_sports_dude Yes otherwise talk about it would actually be common
Yes, i have video about this iceberg hit on this channel also.
I am amazed that Santa María, the largest ship in Columbus' fleet which he used to cross the entire Atlantic ocean for the first time... is a 19m long boat that which, on this video, appears listed only after a kayak, a lifeboat an a Viking ship.
esas medidas estan mal, la Santa Maria tenia 36 metros de eslora hasta donde yo se, creo que ha confundido los nombres y se referia a la Niña que era el barco mas pequeño de los tres.
@@josembec2390 yo la única fuente que veo que menciona los 36 metros de eslora es Okdiario, en el resto de sitios que veo dicen “20 de quilla y 23 de cubierta”, igual se equivocaron al escribirlo en Okdiario o algo
@@SpanishAvenger ni de coña, por lo menos 30 metros seguro, era bastante más grande que las otras dos, por eso creo que en lo que se equivocó fue en el nombre.
ALLAHA is greatest architect.❤ please All pray to him. More big ships will be built. Say Ameen in the name of ALLAHA.
There’s something vaguely exciting and patriotic (in a world-united way) to see the birds eye flyover of the ships at the end - almost as if mankind was united and positioned shoulder to shoulder on the seas against a common foe.
We rely on the work of our ancestors, so in a sense that's true
Someday we might watch a similar compilation with starships, can you imagine???
@@scholaroftheworldalternatehistsome also fail because of them
Pretty cool graphics. My Dad was on the building crew of BB-62 Battleship New Jersey-it was about the same side as the Bismarck & Terpitz. BB-62 is a prime naval tourist attraction in the port of Philadelphia.
Camden, actually. The point is for New Jersey to be in New Jersey.
quite a bit bigger. The Bismarck wasn't that impressive compared to the Iowa and Yamato classes.
R.I.P to the Big Fitz and her 29 men crew. May you lay to rest 530ft deep into Lake Superior.
Thank you for this. ❤
So happy to see The Edmund Fitzgerald on here. Grew up going to Duluth and reading about that shipwreck was so cool. Beautiful video.
And the great song.
@@tweedeldee8122 agreed :)
I laughed right away when I saw the Costa Concordia right after the Titanic 😂
Here's crazy: there are a fleet of thirteen (I think) bulk carriers that ply the Great Lakes that are all over 1000' - so big they can't leave the lakes.
Crazy how big the Typhoon subs were, never ceases to amaze me.
As heavy as Titanic. They are monsters. And they dive deep for big boats.
@@221b-l3t gross tonnage is not weight -.- its interior space measured in tons
@@tyler93539 Did I say GRT? 1 GRT = 100 cubic feet enclosed space. Thank you I know that. That's why Titanic is 1000 GRT more than Olympic as the A deck promenade was enclosed about halfway so now the promenade suddenly counted towards GRT, even though by mass they where near identical, Titanic a little bit more.
However as I already said she WEIGHED and that means mass not GRT, not tons burthen etc... but weight was 46000 t (metric obviously) which is almost the same as a Typhoon class. Now why do you go around correcting people who didn't even say anything wrong, makes you seem insufferable and a know it all (with no reading comprehension). Did I say GRT? NO I said weighs. As in mass. As in put the damn thing on a scale and see what it weighs. Or more realistically look at the numbers on the bow and stern and that'll tell you what a ship weighs. Because knowing the actual weight is crucial to determine cg and see if the ship is loaded properly. Cg too high up and it could capsize. Or generally behave in a weird way.
@@221b-l3t most people think GT means weight i though you were one of those npcs
@@tyler93539 Did I say that? No I fucking didn't.
The Oasis of the Seas was docked where I live one year, truly massive
Ships that have the same titanic design look so majestic
ikr it's a shame we don't build ocean liners anymore because cruse ships are kinda ugly from how boxy and top heavy they look, all that displaced water but not a drop of class
@@magapiff1 porfin un comentario que comparto de la misma forma estos bárcos de ahora perdieron toda la elegancia parecen una cuidad en alta mar y lo que.menos aparenta es ser un barco para pasajeros.
@@magapiff1 Cunard’s fleet definitely has hat old ocean liner feel to them, especially the Queen Mary 2, which you can tell hot some inspiration from old ocean liners.
@@magapiff1 I disagree, I think modern cruise ships are beautiful ships. I feel like this attitude that the Olympic class ships and similar steamers of that era is simply influenced by the cultural significance of the James Cameron Titanic film.
@@BasePuma4007 you are entitled to your very wrong opinion but you have to admit people in 50 to 100 years from now are not going to look back and say "man I wish they still built ships with the style and class of the Disney Cruise Line"
and not to be mean but if you like the way modern cruise ships look you probably like "chic" *brutalism,* and to that I spit! reject the current modern! return to the arts!
Amazing amount of work must have went into creating this video. Thanks.
Titanic and Lusitania were probably the most beautiful in my eyes.
The Viking Ship and the Santa Maria are no doubt the two most important ships ever built.
Let me guess...American?
@@cdb5001 No I'm from the Caribbean. Neither of those ships have to do solely with Americans.
@@cdb5001
Let me guess, butthurt?
the most important ships ever built was built by the portuguese ,the caravel and
the carrack
Thats not even close to being true, but you do you i guess
"The Santa Maria, Columbus's flagship, was a larger, heavier cargo ship. For 35 days, Columbus and his crew of 86 Spanish sailors sailed west." Whenever you see paintings of the ship it's made out to be huge. 86 sailors on a 62 foot boat sailed across the Atlantic. Wow.
It's 88 men over the 3 boats.
Always wanted this video. Thank you
Glad you added the Shell Prelude in there! I was in South Korea when she was in build....I have pictures of 800 ft long drill ships next to her. They look like toys by comparison.
Is it just me, that the Red and Black funnel of Cunard is so powerful and so iconic. . .so elegant, well if you're inside any Cunard ship, you feel "class" to the highest level. . .well that was my observation in QE2 and QM2, the last 2 Ocean Liners. . .
You forgot 2 beautiful liners : Normandie and France. From 1960 to 2004, she was the longest passenger ship ever built.
Original QE should have been here too.
i think he downloaded the models from lucas gustaffson (and he might not have them)
@@menofcatholicism Ok I see. It’s too bad because this liner was a beauty
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Are transatlantic..
This is so incredible amazing. Some of ship i didnt even know them. Thank you for showing this.❤
Amazing video CaljuCotcas!! You made a great work!! ✌❤👍
Titanic is like the height of a cruise ship
I'm just as impressed by the height of some of these ships as the length.
Glad to see the Fitz, the Paul R Tregrutha would have been one of the longest ships on this list if it were included as well! Love seeing the lakers in these vids.
I would have liked to see Zheng He's treasure ship in the video, especially since he and Columbus were from the same time period. Such a stark contrast!
Nothing better than taking a dump and watching a classic boat size comparison vid
Amazing from old ones to new ones..the evolution of the ship..💕
its a good idea, ill make it happen.
Thanks a lot for including the Edmund Fitzgerald. She means a lot to those of us who live in the Great Lakes region.
I was wondering if you would show the Iron clads from the civil war but I didn't see them. I have seen the Maersk ships in real life. because I was a Truck Driver and would see them at the ports in Seattle Washington. when I was hauling exports or cans to the ports. now I actually know how long they are. before all I knew was they were huge.
funny thing is I still think the Lusitania, and the Queen Mary, and the Titanic, were the most beautiful ships ever produced. I can't help it I just love their streamlined look. if they had better propulsion systems they would have been very fast.
Oh they were plenty fast, even by today's standards. Also, most streamlined of all, and often forgotten, the SS United States (1951) in the video, was a ridiculously fast ship, and several of the speed records it set remain unbeaten to this day. Also, not sure why, but the ship is shown in the video the way it sits today, run down and sad looking. Wish the video would've shown it as it looked in it's prime like every other ship in the video.
@@josephg41 Well some one sees the SS unites states in the video wonders why she looks worn down learns she still exists is still considered the fastest passenger ship in the world in is left in appalling state.
Agreed.
My Dad was posted in Halifax Canada during WWII.
He said that the Queen Mary was used for troop transport because it so fast it was hard to torpedo. If I recall, it ran around 60 mph??
That said, it was hit once that he knew of. There was a huge hole in the side, so they just unbalanced the ballast of the ship until the hole was clear of the water, and raced away.
@@Wonkothesne WOW the hole must have not been far below the waterline. to bring it out of water without listing to far over and capsizing.
Saw the Lusitania and thought it is the Titanic for a few seconds, because of the 4 chimneys. Then I saw the Titanic and nothing here looks as beautiful ❤️
Big respect to the animator and some of these ships have nostalgia
Including Titanic lifeboat among the ships was unexpected😁
Just returned from my honeymoon on the Independence of the Seas(Oasis class ship) truly mind blowing just how large that ship actually is. I still have trouble wrapping my head around it.
Must be a really big head.
Sailed on her in 2016.
When she was built she was the largest cruise ship on the world!
Size of a skyscraper!
Para que tanto? No se sabe si es un rascacielos, una cuidad el en agua o un barco.horrible
Independence is not an Oasis Class Ship. It's a Freedom Class Ship. (Freedom, Independence and Liberty)
Oasis Class has Oasis, Harmony, Allure, Symphony, Wonder and Utopia)
Regardless, Independence is a massive and impressive ship. They all are.
Superb video, lovely graphics, the accompanying music wasn't too loud either. Very good. Thanks
I’m glad you showed The SS Great Eastern which was an iron sail-powered, paddle wheel and screw-propelled steamship designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel, and built by John Scott Russell & Co. at Millwall Iron Works on the River Thames, London. She was the largest ship ever built at the time of her 1858 launch, and had the capacity to carry 4,000 passengers from England to Australia without refuelling. Her length of 692 feet (211 m) was surpassed only in 1899 by the 705-foot (215 m) 17,274-gross-ton RMS Oceanic, her gross tonnage of 18,915 was only surpassed in 1901 by the 701-foot (214 m) 20,904-gross-ton RMS Celtic and her 4,000-passenger capacity was surpassed in 1913 by the 4,234-passenger SS Imperator. The vessel also had the largest set of paddle wheels. I’m proud to say that Brunel was an ancestor of mine.
1:52 My first home at sea! I was an inaugural crew member.
Bro when I saw the second to last one I thought to myself " now this has to be the biggest ship." Then the prelude showed up and I was jaw dropped
This is very cool!
Thank you for this awesome video
the video filmed very nicely, but it could be even better if you could put something next to the ships to show their grand scale, I'm guessing maybe something like a train would be nice, it's long and thin so it can fit the space in between the ships and also we can see it from far pretty easily.
Imagine looking up and seeing all those giant boats in the air
The Oasis Class ships are SO MASSIVE WOW!! 🤩
The comparisons really make you admire the early seamen such as the Vikings and Columbus and his crew all the more. Only sails and oars and very small vessels.
ngl, I liked the lifeboat quite a lot. easy and timeless design, as well as durable, compact and useful. splendid vehicle, indeed! 10/10
too bad they didn’t have enough of them :/
@@polar_baerThey couldn't even fill the ones they did have
RMS Carpathia the hero ship came to rescue for the sinking Titanic. Both these ships will never be forgotten.
Para mi sigue siendo el titanic el barco más hermoso, aunque no sea el más largo no me importa soy eterna fans de este barco y por este barco que amo toda la historia naviera
Wonderful video. Very well put together.
I miss RMS Queen Elizabeth, SS Normandie, SS France, SS Andrea Doria, SS Imperator, SS Rex, Michelangelo, etc.
Always wondered visually where The Big Fitz stacked up relative to Titanic.
Now I have a “visual”.👍🏼
In every ships video "Rms titanic" will definitely be mentioned! ❤️❤️
Titanic is overrated cry about it
@@kahootsucksmomentlolsuper5181 If it's so overrated, forget about it. Surely you can. 😉
@@esv5182 I cant because everyone is talking about it.
Truly amazing, though it gives you an idea of how much these ships would pollute, it must take so much for most of these ships to keep going, I think if we should start anywhere with reducing emissions, it should be here,
Thanks!
stay tuned. im working on new version of it atm. new one will have over 70 ships
HMS Victory is 186 ft at the gundeck and 227 ft overall in length.
She is one gorgeous Fighting Lady--so is the USS Constitution, the only US Naval ship still active duty that sank another warship. I'm so glad that they weren't scrapped.
@@harrietharlow9929 USS Constitution never sunk any ship, she captured some, wood floats it's hard to sink when it's solid shot.
I’ve been on 3 of these ships. Amazing video!
The RMS Carpathia was actually the ship that rescued the titanic survivors, an yet it met its own demise in 1918. Strange. An I think they were actually built by the same people who built the titanic. 👀 Interesting.
Carpathia -> Cunard Line ( Lusitania, Mauretania) Titanic -> White Star Line (Olympic, Gigantic/Britannic). Were built by different people and companies
@@leoribeiro29 Interestingly enough thou, they would merge in the 1930's just to avoid bankruptcy.
Not built by the same company. Not even owned by the same company.
It took nearly 2 hours and 3 torpedos to sink her. And 97% of those on board survived. I say she went out like a champ.
2:04 for those who are searching for just Titanic.
Imagine walking half a kilometer to go to the captain
1:20 nobody:
Me: the legend lives on from the Chippewa on down….
Solche Vergleichsvideos finde ich immer sehr spannend... 👌
It's so sad man. The ships of yesteryear (RMS Titanic, Lusitania...) were much nicer and sleeker. The current ships look very ugly to me. :(
agree man i would like to see cruisers that look like titanic and lusitania nowadays . Like imagine they make titanic and lusitania in size of symphony of the seas it would be so beautiful
Queen mary, United States, QE2, Nomadic are still around.
@Haechi [WR] Yea, but none of them are sailing. The only ship that still sails and somewhat resembles this bygone elegance is the Queen Mary 2, but even she is far away from the beauty of the real Ocean Liners and she won't be arround for that much longer. When QM2 is gone, we will never ever see an elegant ship sail again. We will be left with those white, insanely huge, super ugly and deformed floating amusement parks that we call cruise ships.
Yo did such an incredible work! Congrats! 💪🏼 #LovesIt ☺️✨💝
I think it would have been cool if you featured the SS FRANCE/NORWAY in this listing.
I was amazed to learn that Titanic was bigger than Yamato and Bismarck!
In the next edition can we please see a Nimitz class carrier?
Size-wise, Nimitz-class carriers are very close to the CVN-65 Enterprise already in this video.
Always representing the Fitz.😉👍
Doesn't seem like 10 years since the Concordia sank.
It sure doesn't.
Well it doesn’t exist anymore
Because time is a mental construct.
I prefer the vision they had for shipbuilding in 1900 to 1950. Now the cruise ships look like floating refrigerators.
A slower ending backwards would have been better!!!
Man I still can’t get over how badass battleships just are
Lusitania♥️
That was bloody brilliant!
Some of these are large.
yes
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This is an excellent presentation well done nice touch reflection in water.
Sorry but you forgot the Carl d Bradley?
I had limit for 30 ships, gustolff also is missing
@@caljucotcas utopia of the seas?????
@@disneywish0014 it is on oasis class ships.
@@caljucotcas wait utopia of the seas is a part of the oasis class ship
Aside from the fact she sank, Bradley was typical of smaller self-unloaders. Including the Cort or the Presque Isle or the Paul Tregurtha - or any of the Great Lakes 1,000-footers - might have been more representative. Though I can understand the author's intent in using the Edmund Fitzgerald; among the wider audience, most people's knowledge of Great Lakes shipping begins and ends with Lightfoot's song about the Fitz.
Beautiful. Thank you.
The Prelude FLNG is not a ship it can not sail.
I know, it moves only with tugs. It has no engines
Perfect video, Congratulations👏👏👏👏
Had the pleasure of working on the QE2 twice, 2002 then 2003-2004, and QM2, later 2004, preferred QE2 must admit.
Amazing video, but I think the Navigator Of The Seas should’ve been in the video!
Its voyager class, oasis class is much bigger, thanks
Lol. Why?
Oasis Class is much bigger than the Navigator Class.
I love this vid so much, seeing the Edmund Fitzgerald made me so happy too :))
Cool
(this part is for myself)
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Love seeing the Edmund Fitzgerald in there!
Enterprise could have defeated them all.
We need all the (realz) Enterprise ships in size order, including Herald and Space shuttle. The name has been reused multiple times.
Bravo!! That was soooo cool. That last one makes me wonder now about the nord stream thing.
If I was extremely wealthy rich I would build a modern day clone copy of RMS BRITANNIC II. Titanic's youngest sister ship.
Stupid question maybe, but does it make any difference which one of the sister ships you clone?
@@yellowknife8223 Yes, since each ship was drastically different, but not aesthetically.
@@Ophhxiya That's very interesting. So the Britannic looked the same, but had different engines?
@@yellowknife8223 and stuff like gantry davits and a double hull etc
Having served aboard USS Enterprise and enjoyed transatlantic crossings aboard Queen Mary 2 it's marvelous seeing them together here.
WHAT A SHAME! WHERE IS NOAH'S ARK?????
Next to Gilgamesh's ark and "Freedom of the seas".