Progress made today on Baltimore's Key Bridge Collapse Site for May 9, 2024
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- Опубликовано: 8 май 2024
- The Collapse site at the Francis Scott Key Bridge Collapse site in Baltimore for May 9, 2024. The Dali remains in position awaiting demolition Charges set to assist in removing the bridge span still laying across the bow.
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Wow.. the color and clarity of the video is outstanding Captain 👌
Unbelievable clarity! Speeding the video up really shows the work that's being done. Thank You Andy!
@VirtualParentalUnit - Those are huge cranes and they move slowly and carefully. So if one watches in real time for any period of time, it looks like they're moving in slow motion.
Capt. Andy, thank you so much for your time in showing what's going on in Baltimore. Here in NC, our media outlets seem to have forgotten about this.
Same here in VA.
Always appreciating all you’re doing bringing these videos into our homes.
I appreciate that!
This is a great service you are providing for the Country. I would never get to see any of this in Kentucky without your efforts. Thank you for bringing this to us.
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Thank you for showing the condensed version and for being out there to video it.
Thank you! This is absolutely awesome. I enjoy the live but this is even better. Everybody stay safe.
What an AWESOME video!!! Thank you!!! SO much going on to watch. I LOVE it!
The clarity is outstanding!!
These videos are amazing. The speeded up setting is perfect. I cant help but think of the little Dozer Fraggles that would be building things out of sugar. Thanks for providing us with these viideos. Love from Canada
I am already spool with sped up video & the quality of the 4K video!!! The audio is spot on!!!!
Awesome video coverage Andy we thank you may the progress continue God bless all of the workers. Be safe out there
Nice job Captain Andy!
Thank you.
What blows me away is... the size of the workers. They are like ants. The cranes and bridge debris are huge. The scale of this operation is enormous.
4K is outstanding! audio is perfect for me, thank you!
Amazing 4K footage, Captain Andy!
Hi Andy, great vidio again today. I find the Dale Pyatt Dredge and amazing piece of equipment. A 60 yard clam bucket with a single line and lifting huge chucks of the bridge structure. It must have a massive winch and hoist cable.
Thank you!
Thank you Capt. Andy!
Cannot even begin to understand or to appreciate all the complications the crews are experiencing. Wishing all of you God's speed going forward. Congratulations in making such good progress and without anyone else getting hurt.
Wow a lot happened today, it fascinates me when you see the men cutting the steel just how tiny they are. It shows how huge this task is. And the "little" yellow cutter thingy helping the clam jaws looks for all the world like a dog chewing something when it's sped up. Thanks for doing this, it's really interesting, from Australia
My hat's off to the crane operators and the crew that gives them guidance. Awesome work.
Industrial ballet, expertly choreographed and performed! Stay safe; we can replace a bridge but we can't replace you!
Captain You and the Crew. Did an outstanding job. Thank You
The steam coming out of the background stack looks comical when it's sped up lol
There is so much to see
Sorry I missed the livestream today. Thank you For posting this video to keep us informed. Shows us how much is going on with this daunting task!
No problem!
Sorry mr Andy could mod.couldn't hear anything. Not even on play back.dont know what's going on.😊
@@teresacastro8899 Thank you for your dedication Teresa. You also go above & beyond to keep us informed! God Bless! You're a great MOD!
@@Captain.Creepy THANK YOU
Fascinating to see how this has progressed. Thanks Capt. Andy.
Great work! I love watching the little yellow excavator with the hydraulic shear working to free the sections for the crane on the left pulling steel from the channel. He has to rely on the tug to move his barge around. Great team work.
Hello Richard . The little yellow excavator is a Komatsu PC 1250 and is actually quite large weighing 125 tons . But it is dwarfed by those huge cranes ! 😊
@@matthewschofield9330 Thanks for the info! I've worked on building demolition sites in Chicago. Supplying Bobcats with hydraulic hammers and grapple buckets to wrecking companies. Fascinating work, never a dull moment.
23 hundred live views…
2.3 thousand likes…
23 thousand views….
93 great comments…
23 million prayers…
And it is still early in the evening….
Captain Andy…. YOU are amazing!
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Thank you...
You're welcome!
Great coverage MM.
Great video and very interesting info.
Thanks for these excellent videos.
So nice of you
Fantastic Pictures. Very high quality images.
Many thanks!
Thanks to people who are working very Hard and SMART !
Thanks for your time and consideration in this adventure
Thank you again for your hard work and constant improvements.
Awesome clarity! Great video !
Thank you!
Thank you for the Great Video and commentary Captain. It's much appreciated
Thank you and you be safe
The bridge section on the Dali is SO heavy, it has the Dali pressed against the bottom of the bay.
Until that bridge section is removed & the Dali refloats, the Dali cannot pull out of there.
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Awsome again Capitain Andy.
Sorry about the spelling. Autospell. Lol.
morning, afternoon, evening.....always fantastic....Paul
Hey Andy; For some reason the comment audio is very garbled and low VU on our Apple TV for the last few days. Thank GOD it sounds great on the iPad. Thank you for all that you do. Ken
Whoever is working that yellow piece of equipment that is nibbling away at road bed , handles it with such dexterity, it is an extension of his body and mind. Awesome to see. Bravo. I guess everyone on site is expert in such things. Very impressive.
Great visuals, Andy! Pippa Williams from Hout Bay, Cape Town. I'm in the shipping Industry. Work for MSC Cape Town.
Saw most of the live feed today, great job Captain Andy
Thanks so much Capt
At 4:20 minutes into the video--Dale Pyatt pulls up a MESS and the little yellow crab-claw crane ate away at it until it was able to be lifted from the water. AMAZING!
Loved watching this part, precision teamwork. Following from Johannesburg South Africa 🇿🇦, thank you for the update
late to the show....but always fantastic,,,,,Sal form WGOWS really loves what you are doing ...cheers from Orlando, Paul
Many thanks!
Thanks Cpt. Andy.
You bet
Don't forget part of the support pillar beneath the 4 lanes of road bed on the fore deck of the Dali. That's a huge chunk of reinforced concrete. And it's still attached to the foundation with many, many strands of rebar.
It Look like the Army Core of Engineers are preparing the structure for the placement for the shape chargers.
Thanks for all your great work. Suggest that you set up a Patreon account for the channel so we can easily give you money
Those Cranes Should Never Stop Moving Until The Work Is Finished! Get To Work!!! Stay Safe!
5:42 _"Oh! Oh!"_
What?! I couldn't see anything happen.
yeah looked normal to me 🤷♂️ ot was probably recorded on the live stream camera not this one and this audio is from the live not a voice over
Its Fri 11:33am in Baltimore. Don't expect too much today. It's
overcast and a mist/sprinkle has been goin on all morning. They
don't expect things to clear up too much this afternoon. Have a
great day everyone.
Love your intro background music!
Is it just me or does it look like we can see some of the areas where they've already implanted the demolition charges? On the upper left side of the main bridge truss that is lying on the ship, I can see a few spots with what looks like a dark wrapping around the girder, about where the diagram showed the charges would be placed. Four on the left, and one on the right, what I've been able to pick out so far. Edited to add: At 10:05 you can see them putting on another one, just up from the one already on the right. These are located not quite halfway down.
Not just you: that is just what you're seeing. Well spotted. Cheers from Liz and Ginger (pic left) in Australia.
Is there something along the bottom of the screen blocking the view of the water?
At 5:26, guys finished cutting through the steel so it could be lifted away by crane. I wonder if a similar technique will be used when shaped charges are used to cut away at those girders, cranes rigged to the large sections so they won't have to be dredged up after the detonations? Will be interesting to see either way.
The animation of the charges blowing, by USACE, shows them all falling into the water.
wondering if they will remove the road portion of the bridge here or move the boat back into port to do it??
Sir, you may have said already but where is homeport for the "big claw"? GOD bless and keep all safe.
Texas
Thanks for the views. Great images. If you're doing narration, it's very muddy and low. Static sounds like it's raining.
Is there a gravel road behind the scene What causes the periodic dust trail that zooms through the rear of the frame 11:48
Just like being on scene
At 4:00, is that a peaker or normal power plant? Anyone know?
Are they still removing the shipping containers from the ship?
How’s the eye?
The sound is missed up. Could you please fix it
It's a constant battle, but it was for the most part good today. Some found that by restarting the stream, it cleared right up
Is May 10, Friday, the target date for demolition charges? Sorry if my question was answered in the video. I kind of fast forwarded.
Six weeks already?!?!?!
Do you know the plans for the piers? I assume they will have to be completely removed or close to it.
I'm pretty sure you are correct. New construction will most likely mean a fresh support system as well
5:52 What happen? I watched it three times, saw nothing.
is the dali still there?
So what happened with the work stoppage yesterday due to a gas line leak underneath the Dali?
I haven't heard of that report
@@MinorcanMullet I'm pretty certain I got it yesterday morning on this site.
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It looks like a lot of activities on the starboard side of the DALI.
Just wondering but why is their always static in the background? It may be obvious but I'm sort of new to watching these (awesome) videos
Andy is "rebroadcasting" the radio traffic between the barges, tugs, and cranes. (And maybe some others, too.) That's the source of the static.
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Dude . the whole world knows where this is at by now ,don't you think !
You would be surprised.
@@MinorcanMullet some people live under a rock .lol
What are spuds in this scope? Don't think they are potatoes...
The spuds are long metal pilings that are lowered to hold the barges in place
@@MinorcanMullet Thank you for the explanation. Not experienced in any way of seafaring language. I can fumble my way through aviation lingo…a bit more challenging with sailors language.
to be this long after the crash... them c.h.t. tanks must be getting pretty full.... and no where to dump it
Sal, great stuff! 🫡🫡🫡
Are you a Campbell grad? I was 1976
are they planting the explosives?
Looks like the beginnings are there
I am happy with your video, but this is taking to long
Which crane is which colour, I know which one is the Weeks 553 that's all.
Actually we can’t see it.
Smoke indicates stationary earth
it looks like a grown man's toy set
Still no audio!😂
I'm beginning to wonder if some of the viewers have older equipment that is not capable of receiving stereo sound or are set to mono. Too many have reported audio is perfect.
I guess you would have to pan left to see what your talking about. 🤔
The videos are awesome but the audio is all garbled I have not been able to hear anything since the rainy days
Why must you use metric weights and measurements ? At least convert
busy ants
China would have that this mess cleared up a month ago.
Something's wrong with UTube!!!!! The sound is
Like trying bacon...... terrible......
Fix your Audio!!!! This is the 3 Rd video, with garbled audio!!!!
It's funny......Most say audio is perfect. I suspect it may be your browser. Try refreshing it.
Your volume is low and sounds like you are in a frying pan Good video otherwise!