our ancestors navigated through those waves with wooden ships. imagine how many got wrecked and are still somewhere hidden on the bottom of the ocean. so fascinating.
some of those guys got to the other side of the world, walked across the continent, chopped down trees, built a new ship, wove sails and sailed the rest of the way around the globe home.
I have enormous respect for our sea-faring ancestors. Crossing the Atlantic in the age of sailboats is one of the most terrifying and miserable experiences I can imagine. The rocking of the ship in the waves, the creaking of the wood being pushed to its limits, having only stale and moldy bread to eat, lots of infection, sunburn, salt burns, no electric lights...the list goes on.
@@bobreames4627 Wow! To be honest, I had to look up what a "ketch" is. That must be something! I hope you don't ever have to deal with conditions like these.
I live on the North Sea coast & have done my whole life. I've seen some brutal seas over the years. But God only knows how bad the Seas were miles off the coast. The local fishermen have seen it all, for me they've either got a death wish or they're just mad. I'm actually sitting in my car looking out at the Sea right now. It's a pretty calm day today but last week there was a storm & it took the top of one of the light houses off.
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I was on a Navy destroyer some years back in the North Atlantic in January. I was an engineer for Lockheed Martin and we were on sea trials prior to selling the ship off to the Navy. We ran into a typhoon. Fortunately, we steered mostly clear, but got caught in the fringes for several hours. We had huge waves breaking easily over the bridge wings of the ship, which would make the waves at least 80 feet high. I actually had a great time admiring the magnificence and power of the sea, but it tossed that ship around like a cork in a bathtub. It is a force to be reckoned with and taken very seriously.
6 figures is what they’re paid. That’s too much. No one should make that much money. If someone is making 100k or more a year, they either need to pay 80% in income tax, or give most of their income to charity
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@@paulmahyno earth wave can capsize a modern ship at all, no matter how big it is, it's just impossible, the equilibrium system of modern boats can't be fooled by earth waves.
The descriptions of some of the ships/boats in the video are incorrect. Do your homework - always post accurate content, or don't bother posting. Thanks.
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Wow! What a ride! I've enjoyed videos such as this for a long time. When those big ships get caught up in waters that rough, do they accelerate to try to motor through it? Or do they throttle everything down to let the ship do what it's going to do?
That peterhead (PD) registered white fish trawler didnt nearly capsize. Thats standard for those boats to be in, in the north sea. Experienced it many times, especially there.
Number 6 wasn't in a massive storm and it certainly didn't almost capsized. I'm willing to bet most of the crew was asleep in their bunks not worried about a damn thing. Where do you get off even putting that in here? I have seen worse waves in wave pools!
The waves on the great lakes may not reach the same size, but that doesn't make them any less dangerous. Seeing those super massive waves, I notice something similar. In stormy seas the first big wave lifts them higher, only to crash hard into the second one. Lake Superior develops the Three Sisters. First one lifts, then you hit the second hard, and the third one hits hard a fast. Waves are spaced closer together, so, it's rough going when you are caught out in horrendous conditions. I'm a Great Lakes sailor, but I am on a 40 footer. Storms can form out of nowhere, with no predictions calling for it. It's best to know what to do if you have to save yourself until help comes. Have a plan, and follow the plan. Panic is not an option.
Superior’s storms are every bit as dangerous as ocean storms. And that water is ice cold. I’ve never been more than a couple miles out on calm days, but I’ve seen how violent it can get from the shore.
The channel needs to be terminated if they are going to be ignorant like they were in this video. I’ve already reported the video multiple times on different accounts
I love the sounds of a ship in a storm...the ship creaking and knocking...the wind howling...it's better than a horror movie! Below are the arrogant experts. 🙄 Don't let that distract you from this awesome video. 😏
I tell ya, any man or women working on a big boat in stormy weather with waves like these, have got to be the bravest sailors of all. I guess that's why they make the big money. Please be safe folks as you can.
@@jollyrodgers7272 Yep. That was some smart arse at the wheel that day; that could have went wrong very quickly. Lapwing is from my home town of Peterhead.
Most of these videos are overstated. With the exception of that Indonesian fishing vessel which remained awash for the whole video, none of these ships looked like they were in any trouble.
The container ship didn’t “collide “ with the wave. Colliding is a situation where something is avoidable but a mistake was made resulting in a collision. This ship was travelling on a course through waves. The same with the trawler I’d didn’t nearly capsize it was going through the waves very well. Capsizing is when the waves hit the ship on the side and the ship rolls over. If you use words in the wrong context or explanation it just makes you look foolish.
Hear hear! Some great vids of the conditions professional mariners may routinely encounter, but presented in an inflammatory fashion out of pure ignorance. None of these vessels is close to capsize, but the one that is closest is No8 with all that free water trapped on deck.
I'm no shipping expert but ... Number 4 is clearly NOT a cruise ship I'd suggest that it is a Cross Channel ferry. Number 2 is NOT a cruise ship in my opinion but it looks very much like the ferry that runs from Denmark via Iceland to Greenland. Number 1 is NOT in my opinion a navy ship but it looks very much like a cargo ship.
The German warship in #3 wasn’t hit by a wave. It went into the trough between the waves and the bow went under the next wave. Leave the maritime videos to creators who understand them.
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I think capsize means like if wave rogue maybe flips boat over or the balance of vessel is not even like leaning to a certain degree of a pitch don’t no but sounds good
на самом деле САМЫЙ ОПАСНЫЙ сюжет под номером 9 !!!!! Там корабль по- любому получил повреждения .. И я вообще не представлю как они с этим штормом ....
OK, the narrator is not always accurate, but give the channel credit for presenting the footage as is, not editing it and distorting it to make it look more dramatic
An unsettling fact when you’re on a Navy ship, is we are constantly dumping ground up food scraps from the trash room. There are always hungry fish following us around. We lost one at sea during my time. I can’t even imagine the terror he must have felt as he watched the lights on our ship slowly fade away. Kid was only 19.
It could be that the vessel you see is not meant for use out on the open sea, but only for rivers and canals. There's a similar-looking video, Mothervessel Arvin that breaks in half as it just can't cope with medium-size waves. ruclips.net/video/gaZhnNlutuQ/видео.html I only learned later that especially Panama-flagged ships, with underpaid crews sail on these boats. They are cheap as they are usually in bad condition and certainly not seaworthy. The fact so much water stays on deck, strengthens my idea that the vessel in the first clip of this compilation is not meant for the rough seas, but only for quiet rivers and canals.
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The old man flying across the dining room just had me dying 😂😂😂
Yooo
I am eagerly searching for this comment😂😂😂.. Seriously poor old grandpa
Some paranormal activity shit right there lol
Yup, he never came back
Even to the people present there 😅
our ancestors navigated through those waves with wooden ships. imagine how many got wrecked and are still somewhere hidden on the bottom of the ocean. so fascinating.
i was thinking the same thing...mighty fearless men sailed the oceans
😨
Valhalla!!!
some of those guys got to the other side of the world, walked across the continent, chopped down trees, built a new ship, wove sails and sailed the rest of the way around the globe home.
I have enormous respect for our sea-faring ancestors. Crossing the Atlantic in the age of sailboats is one of the most terrifying and miserable experiences I can imagine. The rocking of the ship in the waves, the creaking of the wood being pushed to its limits, having only stale and moldy bread to eat, lots of infection, sunburn, salt burns, no electric lights...the list goes on.
wow...luar biasa keberanian para pelaut. Jaya terus Para Pelaut.
Holy chit these waves are huge!! Is that English enough!!
My family have a long tradition of going to sea . I'm a gardener. I think I made the right choice.
Indeed you did
Notvrealy long futre seay innthe garden
Gardening is boring
@@pasma1983 Yes but the worst thing that can happen to you is to be stung by the thorne of a rose...😁
I can barley watch this. You indeed made the right choice
I just love watching stuff like this from the comfort of my home.
I live on a 30 ton ketch that is my home.
@@bobreames4627 Wow! To be honest, I had to look up what a "ketch" is. That must be something! I hope you don't ever have to deal with conditions like these.
@@bobreames4627 20+k ton
I spent ten and a half years in the U.S. Navy in storms like these. Some were a bit scary, but always stimulating and exciting!
Look up the meaning of capsizing before you use it again!
Exactly what I was thinking 😮
I😂😂😂😊😮😅😅
Yep. No yawing, or rocking. Straight as an arrow.
Yeah...I got to the end of the video and was still waiting for the 'almost capsizes' part.
Putting the cup on,or taking it off
I live on the North Sea coast & have done my whole life. I've seen some brutal seas over the years. But God only knows how bad the Seas were miles off the coast. The local fishermen have seen it all, for me they've either got a death wish or they're just mad. I'm actually sitting in my car looking out at the Sea right now. It's a pretty calm day today but last week there was a storm & it took the top of one of the light houses off.
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The seas are so strong and treat these massive ships like they're nothing!
I was on a Navy destroyer some years back in the North Atlantic in January. I was an engineer for Lockheed Martin and we were on sea trials prior to selling the ship off to the Navy. We ran into a typhoon. Fortunately, we steered mostly clear, but got caught in the fringes for several hours. We had huge waves breaking easily over the bridge wings of the ship, which would make the waves at least 80 feet high. I actually had a great time admiring the magnificence and power of the sea, but it tossed that ship around like a cork in a bathtub. It is a force to be reckoned with and taken very seriously.
Whatever that storm was, it certainly wasn't a typhoon ! Typhoons are tropical cyclones and only occur in Occidental waters!
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Indeed!!!as you say.
In Biscay bay I saw higher waves, once it was about 12 meters.
I spent 4 years in the Bering Sea on a crabber. Boy, do I have some stories. 😆
I loved getting a Norweigan Cruise Line ad during this video
😂
Legend has it the old man on the cruise ship is still sliding
So refreshing to see sea videos that just aren’t vertically elongated for exaggeration.
Well done creator!
Whatever they get paid, it's not enough.
6 figures is what they’re paid. That’s too much. No one should make that much money. If someone is making 100k or more a year, they either need to pay 80% in income tax, or give most of their income to charity
@@Mster_J They are literally risking their lifes and are gone from home for months
And most of them definitely don't make 6 figures
@@Mster_Jwhat a dumbass
@@Mster_J😂
Who else is here to watch some ships get smacked around by wind and water?
When it comes to the true power of nature, mankind will ALWAYS take a back seat.
It’s 1:17am of course I’m going to click on this
Just my normal day of work in the north sea.
Salute! 🌹⚓
You are very brave! 😮
Braver then I
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I pray you stay safe, and strong man 24/7! God SPEED! 🫡!
The fishing boat isn't even in rough seas , never mind capsizing. There aren't freak waves. Only waves and bigger waves, they're common.
Thanks Captain Obvious! 😀
@@ivanboesky1520 no worries w anchor
@@paulmahyno earth wave can capsize a modern ship at all, no matter how big it is, it's just impossible, the equilibrium system of modern boats can't be fooled by earth waves.
The descriptions of some of the ships/boats in the video are incorrect. Do your homework - always post accurate content, or don't bother posting. Thanks.
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Enjoy 🌊🌊
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Like the guy who post will read or care, best is just don’t brother at all man.
Where’s your proof?
@green856w
Thanks for the tips incel couch commander. LOL
Uh oh. green856w from youtube comments section doesn't sound too happy
Wow! What a ride! I've enjoyed videos such as this for a long time.
When those big ships get caught up in waters that rough, do they accelerate to try to motor through it? Or do they throttle everything down to let the ship do what it's going to do?
5:40 he said, i am out of here, bye 😂
the others are laughing
And this is why I stay on shore😄
I don’t even take bath
No 10. look at all the water? What a gift the lass has.
That peterhead (PD) registered white fish trawler didnt nearly capsize. Thats standard for those boats to be in, in the north sea. Experienced it many times, especially there.
A great bit of camerawork though.
The sea was angry that day my friends. Like an old man trying to send soup back at a deli.
😂😂😂😂
Lovin it😊😃
💩💩💩 REaLLy, 😢 SURVIVING JUS AiN'T WHAt............. oR Maybe I was dReAmInG and forgot to Go to SLeEP🥶😳🙄 PEACE 🌍 WIDE
😂😂😂😂😂😂
No soup for you!
Does anyone know the music from 1:15?
It is a relentless power of the nature!!! 👀
Birds belong in the sky, and fish belong in the sea, and people belong on land. End of discussion. 😂
😂
Most people...
Birds need to land to rest and people need water to drink
We came from the sea everything did
@@RaymondJamesCharleson not saying we don't need each other just saying we can be friends,from a distance 😁.
5:40 people exchanging tables and friends 😂
Lmao
Number 6 wasn't in a massive storm and it certainly didn't almost capsized. I'm willing to bet most of the crew was asleep in their bunks not worried about a damn thing. Where do you get off even putting that in here? I have seen worse waves in wave pools!
Yep, that's the kind of waves they spend a whole season in on Deadliest Catch. Nothing to see here
Shut up nerd.
Thanks for not adding annoying music background
Been there a great many times. Cannot beat a bit of roughers
very interesting video!
The waves on the great lakes may not reach the same size, but that doesn't make them any less dangerous. Seeing those super massive waves, I notice something similar. In stormy seas the first big wave lifts them higher, only to crash hard into the second one. Lake Superior develops the Three Sisters. First one lifts, then you hit the second hard, and the third one hits hard a fast. Waves are spaced closer together, so, it's rough going when you are caught out in horrendous conditions. I'm a Great Lakes sailor, but I am on a 40 footer. Storms can form out of nowhere, with no predictions calling for it. It's best to know what to do if you have to save yourself until help comes. Have a plan, and follow the plan. Panic is not an option.
Superior’s storms are every bit as dangerous as ocean storms. And that water is ice cold. I’ve never been more than a couple miles out on calm days, but I’ve seen how violent it can get from the shore.
Too bad the narrator knew less than nothing about the sea
The channel needs to be terminated if they are going to be ignorant like they were in this video. I’ve already reported the video multiple times on different accounts
You're right. They knew nothing
Thanks for the expertise incel couch commander. 😀
@@ivanboesky1520spent my professional life as a licensed Mariner
@@ivanboesky1520 ikr!!! Everyone's an expert 😂
Being on those ships is terrifying
No 6. pelaut nelayan Indonesia memang tidak ada lawan.
Nekat dan berani..
The fishing vessel is an example of a greedy captain
Какие отважные!
1:27 What happened to their bilge pump?
A few inconsistencies here, fishing boat almost capsizes , nope, last one a Navy ship, looks to be an oil or grain ship.
I love the sounds of a ship in a storm...the ship creaking and knocking...the wind howling...it's better than a horror movie!
Below are the arrogant experts. 🙄 Don't let that distract you from this awesome video. 😏
Yup I have been in my share of 50 foot Seas in the North Atlantic Winter Storms.
50 foot? 🤯
45 ft lobster boat and the waves were taller than the boat lol
I tell ya, any man or women working on a big boat in stormy weather with waves like these, have got to be the bravest sailors of all. I guess that's why they make the big money. Please be safe folks as you can.
Number 4 isn’t a cruise ship, it’s the truckers cafe on a cross channel ferry.
good waves for surfing
3,34 lap wing was nowhere near capsizing,just another day at seasfor them.
as a former sea captain and AB unlimited, what bugs me about Lapwing is how fast and close she comes up the port quarter in those rough seas.
@@jollyrodgers7272
EXACTLY! I was waiting for the impact!
@@jollyrodgers7272 Yep. That was some smart arse at the wheel that day; that could have went wrong very quickly. Lapwing is from my home town of Peterhead.
3:02 in those massive storms do the ships stop moving to wait it out?
No, they do not. Now, if they know in advance, they may slow to avoid the storm.
❤❤super vidio i like you
These images not only highlight the power of the storm but also demonstrate the bravery of seafarers, ready to face any challenge.
greetings from Vietnam. very good video
هل لديك شك في قوة من خلق البحر ؟
5:38 Lol. "Nice talkin to ya bob!"
Scary. Respect 🫡 to all who work these oceans
Most of these videos are overstated. With the exception of that Indonesian fishing vessel which remained awash for the whole video, none of these ships looked like they were in any trouble.
Man i love the ocean so much 😊 I must've been a marina of some description in a past life lol
The container ship didn’t “collide “ with the wave. Colliding is a situation where something is avoidable but a mistake was made resulting in a collision. This ship was travelling on a course through waves. The same with the trawler I’d didn’t nearly capsize it was going through the waves very well. Capsizing is when the waves hit the ship on the side and the ship rolls over. If you use words in the wrong context or explanation it just makes you look foolish.
Hear hear! Some great vids of the conditions professional mariners may routinely encounter, but presented in an inflammatory fashion out of pure ignorance. None of these vessels is close to capsize, but the one that is closest is No8 with all that free water trapped on deck.
It's RUclips. You expect linguistic excellence here? We're lucky to read one sentence that makes sense!
These mariners have nerves of steel. I admittedly do not and could never be on a ship in these conditions I would be a nervous wreck 😅
0:54 now that is a legit rogue wave
Was the 2nd one a rogue wave?
Awesome!! I ❤ my solid ground ☝️🙏👍🤞🍀🤜🤛🃏🫂🥰 to all out on ships !! xxx
5:40 is hilarious 😂
#6 Where is the nearly capsizing bit?
#4 It's not a cruise ship it's a ferry.
I like how the guy on the fishing boat kept his cigarette going the whole time. Must be an old sea dog.
05:40..... Crying! Lol. Byeeeee!!!!!! Lol.
I'm no shipping expert but ...
Number 4 is clearly NOT a cruise ship I'd suggest that it is a Cross Channel ferry.
Number 2 is NOT a cruise ship in my opinion but it looks very much like the ferry that runs from Denmark via Iceland to Greenland.
Number 1 is NOT in my opinion a navy ship but it looks very much like a cargo ship.
💕 Wow🧡🧡🧡💙💙💙🧡
The German warship in #3 wasn’t hit by a wave. It went into the trough between the waves and the bow went under the next wave. Leave the maritime videos to creators who understand them.
Pipe down you muppet.
The ship with the crew in vests holding onto rope is sinking right?
Im from Greece. we have hundreds of islands. I have visited some of them. As long as they are the nearest possible to the mainland.
Wtf....Princess Diana is alive and she's on a crew ship near the coast of France. 😉
5:46 😂😂😂
I kind of feel that if you laugh at the ocean, you deserve what it gives you back
We aren’t meant to be on or in the ocean. That becomes very clear if you’ve ever been in a storm like this. It’s the most powerful force on earth.
That last ship ( No1 ) isn’t a Naval ship it’s a bulk carrier, you can clearly see the massive hatches.
What do you mean by the coast of Africa? There are many coasts in Africa.
2:00 where's the storm? it's actually sinking
3:02 same 😂
My dream voyage
Are these in the right order? They seemed to get less impressive as the video went on.
I can't believe that you missed the one in the tea cup.
Number 4 and then triple XXX went for a spin inside the crew ship😅🎉👏👏👏
That Indonesian fishing vessel is OVERLOADED and has no scuppers on the maindeck which it why its like a swimming pool.
The only thing worse than pointing your bow into a wave, is not pointing your bow into the wave.
5:40 IM FLYYYYYYING :D hahaha
Did the fishing boat sink
No
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O my these are really strong!!!!!!!!!!! 🛥 wave🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊
I think capsize means like if wave rogue maybe flips boat over or the balance of vessel is not even like leaning to a certain degree of a pitch don’t no but sounds good
на самом деле САМЫЙ ОПАСНЫЙ сюжет под номером 9 !!!!!
Там корабль по- любому получил повреждения ..
И я вообще не представлю как они с этим штормом ....
The woman smiling at 5:40 as the guy gets thrown across the room... lol
Imagine sailing a ship in the 1700s across these waters.
Also look up collide.
OK, the narrator is not always accurate, but give the channel credit for presenting the footage as is, not editing it and distorting it to make it look more dramatic
If a person falling into the sea, how to rescue, do people find the way to rescue? Taiwan, Taipei,
9 озвучка норм)
Seems to me #9 was the worst !! Thecwave covered the whole ship😱🙈
Just think about all the sharks under the ships saying come baby,come on baby dump the crunchy people overboard.
An unsettling fact when you’re on a Navy ship, is we are constantly dumping ground up food scraps from the trash room. There are always hungry fish following us around. We lost one at sea during my time. I can’t even imagine the terror he must have felt as he watched the lights on our ship slowly fade away. Kid was only 19.
the first one is unbelievable
It could be that the vessel you see is not meant for use out on the open sea, but only for rivers and canals. There's a similar-looking video, Mothervessel Arvin that breaks in half as it just can't cope with medium-size waves. ruclips.net/video/gaZhnNlutuQ/видео.html I only learned later that especially Panama-flagged ships, with underpaid crews sail on these boats. They are cheap as they are usually in bad condition and certainly not seaworthy.
The fact so much water stays on deck, strengthens my idea that the vessel in the first clip of this compilation is not meant for the rough seas, but only for quiet rivers and canals.
@@weeardguy bro, NOTHING is built for that wave
@@patrickdwyer320 Ah wait... I got the clip wrong, I meant the second clip, not the first ;)
Did that guy just go from 0 to 50 in two secs in a damn chair! Bahahahahaha!!!!!
5:39 I thought I saw some dude go flying across the room
😂😂😂😂
Overstated and under delivered….