Well, a part of it is the result of The Netherlands not having the abundance of space for length-wise launches. We did have wet-docks though, where the area with the ship could be pumped dry, and have the ship get submerged upon completion. You can probably guess that the installation for holding water out is a very expensive one, and thus not a very popular type in application.
@@gargos25 I was about to say because you would have to be braindead if you didnt think this in awesome, all launchings are, its not just about all the hard work coming to end, its not just about the boat, its more like a tribute and celebration to all men and vessels ever to go seaward, I just made myself cry, Im a girl so I can do that
Worked at Smith's dock Southbank in the 70s. loved launch day ,the speed a ship went, replaced by a gust of wind and rush of water and noise of drag chains. As an apprentice and tradesman, seen Manchester and clipper boats launched. Worked amongst legends . Moulded me with humour and character.Bless them all.
A HUMONGOUS ship is about to slide into the water and a guy is standing there in the way and about to be crushed. Barely escapes death. Who gave the " all clear " go ahead ?
Yes ...it's called buoyancy factor. Water will be displaced according the the weight, surface area, and speed. The depth of the canal also plays a role.
3:31 Was a GREAT shot to show how big they really are Found it amazing that they look both heavy on land and yet light at the same time looking at how they bounce on the water 😂
@@navaneethravi2817 He didn't escape, looked like the ship landed right on him as soon as it when in the water. Nevermind, that was the tarp or whatever he was trying to pickup. He did make it out around the front. My bad.
@@christopherpape4823 Mine was suspension bridges. Seriously never could as a child figure out the concept. Why all those wires?? I was at least 35 before it was explained. PBS no doubt. Simple things
I once worked at a shipyard down in Louisiana. They had a dry dock. Its essentially a submerging platform. The ships would dock there and the platform would sink and rise as needed. That, to me, seems like the best, most effective method of doing that
@@ihonshou6988 The Netherlands, probably during the Open Army/Defense days, where you can check out an army base as a regular citizen, fire blanks from some of their guns, practice on their training facility, and much, much more. It also holds demonstrations of their specialisms, in this case building a temporary bridge to cross a waterway, but showing how they enter a ship to catch criminals on it is typically also one of the things they do.
Well, if it didn't it wouldn't float very well either! They are designed to float on an even keel, like balancing on the head of a pin. Mind boggling though.
@@Tesseramous Yeah, if you watch in the first launch, there is a steel girder fence on the other side of the channel to stop the water. They have done this before.
3:00 Germans "We will launch the ship in a controlled and orderly fashion. With multiple redundancies and safety measures in place." Everyone else. "Oi ! Just kick it off in tha canal over there. "
Most shipyards in groningen and friesland ( the netherlands) do that because of the lack of space. Those yards are from the 18th cenrury back then the ships were a lot smaller.
This brings back memories of watching ship launches on the Clyde as a boy over 50 years ago. The noise and the dust from the drag chains followed by the ships' horns was a spectacle. Happy days.
@@ferdsan9025 Forget the lady on the staging with the bottle of champagne, she was just a film extra. For me it was all about the guys down below giving it laldy with their Monday hammers.
@Taylor Johnson Basically the kid is called "Ship launch | 10 awesome wave, fails and close call" because the dad likes ship launches and he asked why his sister is called rose, his sister is called rose because the mum likes roses then the dad says
Something about how massive these ships are and how they’re close to tipping over is very unsettling and uncomfortable. Just how big and heavy and that once they’re in the water they’re never coming out
Humans are incredible... I wish there were more life in the universe to interact with... Or rather that we interacted in a better way with each other here on Earth.
it's because of the way we interact with each other here on earth that god will never allow us to go any where near life on another planet. we can dream about aliens and alien planets all we want, but we will never be allowed to travel to those places. we've been forever banned.
Boggless then we would just be forcing ourselves to interact with other lives. Before leaving earth humans ought to improve themselves and the earth. Too many people hope we can make it out of here, thats a horrible mindset
@@krithiksingh i bet they said the same thing about America. Manifest Destiny awaits. The are infinite problems to fix, and trillions of dollars going towards fixing them. A few billion can go toward sustainably going to the moon. Artemis 2024.
Oddly satisfying to watch. I never in my life thought about how boats are launched. Amazing how these huge ships don’t tip over each time. Really cool to watch.
You putting "fails" in the title meant I was filled with incredible anxiety the whole way through, just waiting for something to go wrong in a very bad way.
@@Cujo5 many shipyards in the Netherlands are very old and laying more inland. Back in the day when the ships were a lot smaller this wasn't a problem. Eventually the ships became bigger and bigger and couldn't be dropped in the water the traditional way, since a lot of shipyards are situated along side narrow canals they came up with this way to launch ships. It's a very reliable way to launch the ships. Fun fact, I work as an electrician and I worked on some of the ships featured in this video. I worked on the "Scot (scotline) Carrier" "Tasman" and the "Arklow Willow"
@@botteharknl2946 ive worked there aswell. de hoop and bodewes. was allot of fun building them things. seatrails are fun aswell. pushing them to the limit, great times.
Yeah it seems that we are very archaic in some techniques and not so much in others. We can launch a rocket into space but this is the best way to launch a ship??? lol
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My favorite parts were the military amphibious vehicles.
I like the part where the boat went into the water.
I like all of them
The ending.
HD1080ide 5:30 lmaoooo
"What do you do for a living?"
"Oh i'm a driver, in the military."
"What do you drive?"
_Bridge_
We call it bridging engineers
@@trlolingbear47 in Lego city.
Its fun to be on one of those.
A Truck that carries a Float Bridge and or a boat MKII. And beside, they don't drive for a living.
@@Surreal6969 HEY!
Less than a minute in the water and they dent the thing. Nice going, lads.
the rope broke. or the metal parts holding the rope.
Lol
ok...
@zuker 1 its their boat, they can launch it however they want
@zuker 1 its easy and cheap. which is what buyers want m8. drydocks are one of the most expesive ways of doing it...
When there’s no more sports highlights this is what we get boys.
Haha
Hahahaha
Hahahahahaha
Hahahahahahahaha
i don't even watch sports
I like that 3000 years of shipbuilding history and we still don't have anything better than "nah, just chuck it in!"
Well, a part of it is the result of The Netherlands not having the abundance of space for length-wise launches. We did have wet-docks though, where the area with the ship could be pumped dry, and have the ship get submerged upon completion.
You can probably guess that the installation for holding water out is a very expensive one, and thus not a very popular type in application.
😂
Why change it if it's simple and effective
Lol
@@Bernardt_Art And it is very fun to watch.
Best Coronavirus quarantine content ever.
Yup, that's why I'm here.
Same I’m bored as shit
I'm from belarus , vodka will heal us up( not funny really we dont have quarantine😵😭)
I hate this 🦠
Agreed
Thousands of tons of steel. . . . FLOATS!! Yes, I understand the physics. It still fascinates me to my core!
It amazes me as well. The water is just heavier than everything
It fascinates ur mom
@@TheAndyjiang666 hahahaha SOO HILARIOUS
How about planes
@@danteramkaran439 it's not denser than everything either. It is denser than air though
ive never even thought about how they get ships into the water...
Yep
There is another type of dry dock where the boat is in basically a bowl. Then they'll open the floodgate and let the water rise underneath it.
*nah they just build it in the water*
They build them in Bikini Bottom and float them to the top in bubbles. Duh.
But how do they get up onto it?
Genuinely never fails to amaze me, how huge ships are.
Their fine
Genuinely never fails to amaze me how so many people keep using commas unnecessarily.
@@theslicefactor4590 English is not my first language, we use them differently in my language.
The b biggest Ship on the World is the Prelude FLNG 488 Mete.
@@theslicefactor4590This is a video about ships, not a grammar lesson. Get a grip.
RUclips after i watched one video about the Suez Canal: oh so you like videos about ships then, here are 100 more in your recommendations.
I swear😂😂
Yeah😹
Ong 😂🤣
True.
Same here xD
Why am I watching this
Because of the misleading caption, obviously.
Because it's amazing.
becuase you saw it alot in recomended page
At 12:18 a. m.
@@gargos25 I was about to say because you would have to be braindead if you didnt think this in awesome, all launchings are, its not just about all the hard work coming to end, its not just about the boat, its more like a tribute and celebration to all men and vessels ever to go seaward, I just made myself cry, Im a girl so I can do that
The honking is the ships screaming in fear.
Omg lol
Porno
Pfft
It’s scared of hieghts
Me😂
5:35 The moped passing by in the last second was an awesome catch!
I dont know if he made it without falling/ getting wet 😂
🫣😮
5:47 THIS SHIP TURN INTO FWN STAR
5:34 is nobody gonna say anything about the guy on the bike
He is Hans, he was late for a meeting.
@@FPV-Drones A few seconds later and he would have been the late Hans. Good name though
Lol, I didn't even catch that. Did he get washed out?
@@hanskniezand2049 Lol Dude that isn't a big enough wave to kill someone
@@boombaamboy7613 Possibly not but I was going more on the play on words rather than technical accuracy.
Let’s be honest no one searched for this
but we all clicked on it
Damnit I wanted to say that
@@JohnsGuineaPigs yeah, that's right😂
I did.
@@andrecopeland9717 NEEEEERRRRRRRRDDDDD
Worked at Smith's dock Southbank in the 70s. loved launch day ,the speed a ship went, replaced by a gust of wind and rush of water and noise of drag chains. As an apprentice and tradesman, seen Manchester and clipper boats launched. Worked amongst legends . Moulded me with humour and character.Bless them all.
Beautiful
0:25* crash momento
0:25 crash momento
Imagine someone walking into my room at 2am and seeing me watch boats get launched
Nolan Henige Not my proudest fap.
@@TheDoraLp Dude, how do u feel about bridges ?
@@alfreddelatourquipenche8287 They are not as wet as the ships.
Better than being caught watching something else... 🤔😳
It’s 4:00 AM for me rn-
So this is how it's done? Man I've been getting into my bathtub wrong all these years.
Asterngeisha yeah same here, gotta remember to go Huruhhhhhhhh before falling in
😂😂
@@orang3096 Lmfao, noted.
😆😆
LOL, this actually made me laugh, thats rare.
5:28 Home boy on the scooter just making it was my favorite part.
I dont think he made it tbh. Id say he got wiped out just off camera.
@@irieite9666 so why can't it still be thier favourite part? Bruh
@@adiib I didnt say it couldnt be anyones favourite part. I just pointed out that more than likely he didnt make it
Yea me too. He's just like calm rider and whoooss
Nuts of steel. No fucks given! 🤣🤣
Wow. The ships were launching like giant monsters. They are great!
*Imagine building a ship for 5 whole years, only to watch it sink after it was launched*
@@auricfrost Hahahhaha Tried it
Hey. Money is money.
@@jamesbizs True
Where did you see a sinking ship in this video?
@Genaro Scala aaaaall the peopleeeeee, living for todayyyy *UH-UUUUH, UUUUUUUUUH*
Ok I'll stop
5:35 that made me laugh out loud seeing how a ship is being launched and at the same time that guy casually drives by as if nothing is happening
ThisUsernameDoesntFi or he would’ve gotten hit with water duh
Same thought
He definitely got hit by water
Why he was even able to drive there is what I'm wondering
He probably fell of his bike when the water hit him
0:50 those people were standing in the right spot and didn’t get wet
Thank you Captain Obvious
Cause they're probably locals who now
Oscar Korlowsky who now know.
It Bothers Me. The Perfect Spot.
I was waiting for someone to get washed away
roses are red
violets are blue
i don’t know why i’m watching this
and neither do you
Zach Miller you’re a poet and you didn’t even... realize it
Yes I do, I have the flu.
Bruh, you read my mind...😂🤣
Yes I do because it was in my recommendation
That was GAY
That guy who fell over after trying to retrieve something while the ship was being launched...what was so damn important that he nearly lost his life?
He dropped his phone.
The Guy which he can buy a new one thooo i’d let it be there if ship was about to float
On me bro wtf that’s crazy how people act over a phone like we all got insurance 😂
Time stamp?
@@KrishnasDevotionHub 2:27
A HUMONGOUS ship is about to slide into the water and a guy is standing there in the way and about to be crushed. Barely escapes death. Who gave the " all clear " go ahead ?
I think that's the one where the hydraulic failed and someone had to release it manually
Which Clip?
It is at 2:25
His ex-wife for sure
Jefferson Sales You gave me a Sunday morning laugh!
I like how the people on the grass didnt seem at all phased by the waves and just stood there.
8:45 Whoever told the people to stand exactly there calculated it exactly to perfection
But they got wet feet. Look at 0:45 that looks like perfection
@@jannekbrinkmann7897 wrong ship...
Yes ...it's called buoyancy factor. Water will be displaced according the the weight, surface area, and speed. The depth of the canal also plays a role.
Wow so the thumbnail wasn’t fake. Where is that?? I feel like any ship sailing through will flood that road. It’s almost level with the water...
Thomas K ugh. It’s called doing the same thing many many times and knowing exactly where the water will go
I bet that dude on the scooter really felt like Indiana Jones after that
True
Ya
No, he thought he was way cooler than that. He made it out, in one piece, Indiana Jones gots mugged just after he escaped the first time. :)
But don't you reckon - he never made it, 100% he crashes when the waves came to his side
It was staged
I'm part of the 1% who actually went looking for this stuff.
Same
Same man
JackGhost yup lmao
Same bro
JackGhost same
3:31 Was a GREAT shot to show how big they really are
Found it amazing that they look both heavy on land and yet light at the same time looking at how they bounce on the water 😂
That’s also probably a better way of putting it in the water rather than letting it splash down
Am I the only one that gets incredibly anxious when i see ship launches that they are going to tip all the way into the water and flip. :)
Ik they won't but i do same thing because that alot of money and it looks like it going to just flop into water sideways and start sinking lol
M j by up p
I’m honestly scared to get in a boat so yea
Same and the little smily face you put at the end is how I’m dying anxiously inside but tryna be cool on the outside :)
Some times they do if they get enough speed
2:32 "Hey honey, how was work?"
"It was fine. Nearly got crushed by a ship but other than that..."
What an escape tho..
He took the only way out he tought quickly other wise dead fact
What the fuck did he do there. I wouldve fired him
Wish I was that good at dodge rolling in video games
@@navaneethravi2817 He didn't escape, looked like the ship landed right on him as soon as it when in the water. Nevermind, that was the tarp or whatever he was trying to pickup. He did make it out around the front. My bad.
I never asked but I had the answer. This is how they put ships into water
Check out Ax Men History chan. They unload wood like that too. Tip that thing till it slides
I've actually wondered this for quite a long time
@@christopherpape4823 Not all ,some dry socks are used to do repair. Then flooded to float the vessel out to deeper waters
@@christopherpape4823 Mine was suspension bridges. Seriously never could as a child figure out the concept. Why all those wires?? I was at least 35 before it was explained. PBS no doubt. Simple things
I thought they were born in the water. Coming to life like when you hold a football 2 feet deep and let it loose. I prefer my reality tbh.
Just amazing how they put these large ships in the water. That M3 amphibious vehicle is a marvel.
RUclips: "Wanna watch some big floaty bois go splish splash?"
67mil people: *N E A T*
Who doesnt want to watch that
That One Guy xD "Wanna watch some big floaty bois go splish splash?" Dat funny
68 mil now
68mill*
Haha lol
There has to be a better way of doing this.
The forward launch method seems to work so much better.
I once worked at a shipyard down in Louisiana. They had a dry dock. Its essentially a submerging platform. The ships would dock there and the platform would sink and rise as needed.
That, to me, seems like the best, most effective method of doing that
But it looks cool
Backward
@@youstolemyhandleyoutwat but I heard from another commenter it's expensive.
@@ryanchuabowen2045 i bet! A full platform that submerges seems expensive af
I can hear captain Jack Sparrow shouting
"SHE FLOATS!!!"
It was Marty who said that but yeah
Pirates of the Caribbean will forever be on my top 10 favorite movies.
M
Dead man tell no tale
What would be funny is if they launched one and it sunk!!!!!! Lol
OK, the amphibious rigs at 4:15 are some of the coolest things I’ve ever seen.
Wheres that place
a village in Germany called Großenwieden, I live there and did not expect to see it here@@ihonshou6988
@@ihonshou6988 The Netherlands, probably during the Open Army/Defense days, where you can check out an army base as a regular citizen, fire blanks from some of their guns, practice on their training facility, and much, much more.
It also holds demonstrations of their specialisms, in this case building a temporary bridge to cross a waterway, but showing how they enter a ship to catch criminals on it is typically also one of the things they do.
@@Dutch3DMasternope that actually in germany
No idea how this ended up in my recs, but damn, I'm fascinated and can't look away.
No one has an idea
I feel the exact same
Hello Cheryl
Imagine being an ant just vibin then your whole ecosystem just gets flooded
😂 😂 😂...
Oranj Juce: flash flood matha faker
Oranj Juce A whole 5000 foot tsunami dumps on your whole city
Tsunami
Thats why the ants have tiny sheilds for emergencys
Me: where's the remote? Time to go to bed.
RUclips: are you sure? how about 12 minutes of ship launches?
Me: ok fine.
Same bruh
Very funny comment! 🤣
Thank you 3rd person
If you’re going to bed, just manually turn off the tv.
Stop being lazy
Poccoyoo: Me shut up talk to me
Me: fully understand. what you want?
0:10 Bro the snap back is crazy
Sounds like something on a video game
That could injure someone too that force 😲
Me: Damn the world is going crazy with coronavirus
RUclips: Let me show you how ships ship
👌👌
Sheeples are too panicky with corona actually. My whole family caught the virus and it feels no different than a regular flu.
Joey A I hope your family is okay! 🙏🏻
Launch*
@@joeya6795 Depends on their immunity system
The ocean itself is basically a giant bathtub.
I mean not really
What if a bathtub is just a smaller ocean
Now that’s more like it
What if lichen is tree corals
Okay never go into the comments of a popular video, everyone is fucking retarded.
They use millons of dollars to create these ships, then just throw them to water and hope they dont fall
If it fail with this little fall it will not survive in the middle of the ocean
I think you guys understand this better than me
They don’t really hope. It’s very calculated. I’m sure they’re entirely confident it will go fine
@@Snyde91 The guy at 2:26 wont agree with you 😄
well the whole engine is at the bottom so it can’t flip and they probably test if it has any leaks so there is no risk pretty much
My favorite part was the wave at 7:00 i liked how the containers just washed away. Also i have a question. Where were the FAILS? (water isn't real)
The first boat hit the wall
how they balance an entire ocean liner on a 10' wide strip of lumber is beyond me. confidence!!
Honestly! Watching that bit now like wtf, if it trips on all those people
What I was thinking. How is that safe. lol
These are cargo ships. Sadly, ocean liners are long gone, there is only one in regular service today.
Well, if it didn't it wouldn't float very well either! They are designed to float on an even keel, like balancing on the head of a pin. Mind boggling though.
Oi mate u watching ozzy man?
And just like that, I’m on a ship launch binge!
Me to!!
Same
Yep no interest in ships yet here I am!
Wow👍
Same haha
So crazy that these things are like a million tons and can float on water and heres me 120lb and can't float at all.
SquidCookies how ironic is that right! Lol I’ve been trying to learn to swim/float in the water and I just sink
SquidCookies all you have to do is literally relax in the water
@@Moneyyy901 no it's more than that
Anything Yt as a person who know how to swim, there is not much to it.
Buoyancy, anything can float as long as its shaped correctly.
During WW2 they made ships out of concrete and they floated!
That long red and white ship being launched from indoors is magnificent.
There is something relaxing about a ship launch. They're just gorgeous.
Don’t know how some of these are fails, but this is so cool! Humbling
Who came here after watching collapsing water towers?
Me bro
NoMado yoooo meeeee
Me 😂😂😂
omg meeeeeeeee
LMAOOO YOOOO
I like when people seem to know exactly where to stand to avoid getting hit by the waves
Yeah it was probably planned extensively, simulated tests and stuff
or maybe they launch ships in those bays frequently and thats always where the waves go?
@@Tesseramous Yeah, if you watch in the first launch, there is a steel girder fence on the other side of the channel to stop the water. They have done this before.
No you don't
Aiming for 100,000 channel subscribers, I post videos of Japanese ships. Please follow the channel if you don't mind.
Knowing that my father helped build on one of those ships (the white one from FSG) makes me really proud and happy.
:D
Yeah and it got 84 million views
@@Roman-rx2tm That's the part that makes me extra happy, that so many people from around the world appreciate the work.
@@kermit_1373 can I have a timestamp on the ship?
@@Roman-rx2tm It's the one from 2:48-4:12
It feels great knowing almost 200 million people also enjoy this stuff
The fact that I'm waiting for one of the boats to just fall over into the water-
Yes😎
Fcmf. Jjfjjm l
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I'm also
🤣
I mean they are really hard to make capsize so might not happen
I know that it is super calculated but every time I’m like oh that’s gonna flip
thats just how buoyancy works
I feel like your calculations are more...
"We built the ship boss."
"Throw it in!"
There has got to be a better way to put the ship in the water?
@@zorinx6590 bu.. what?
@@QueenDaenerysTargaryen I have always thought the same. Seems like doing it that way is an unnecessary risk.....
I left school in 1988 & went straight to work at my local shipbuilders, launch day was always very exciting, peace and love.
Sacrément impréssionnant !!!😮😰👍
What
3:00 Germans "We will launch the ship in a controlled and orderly fashion. With multiple redundancies and safety measures in place."
Everyone else. "Oi ! Just kick it off in tha canal over there. "
🤣🤣🤣
Most shipyards in groningen and friesland ( the netherlands) do that because of the lack of space. Those yards are from the 18th cenrury back then the ships were a lot smaller.
At least one of those canal launches was German too.
@@renaissancestatesman which one?
@@nonnaurbisness3013 the one that starts at 0:58 . They are speaking german, but it could just be germans that are filming it in an other country
The guy who ran directly behind the ship literally half a second before it was released. Like who tf hired that dude?
That part nearly gave me a heart attack! Thought the man was going to get crushed.
@@hcllandss He could have.
He probably got fired that same day, imagine running a company and having staff who are that clumsy.
Yes. What the actual? Bet he forgot a pack of cigarettes or something shit like that.
Diversity hire.
This brings back memories of watching ship launches on the Clyde as a boy over 50 years ago. The noise and the dust from the drag chains followed by the ships' horns was a spectacle. Happy days.
Me too, brings me back to when I used to be a ship launcher
Damn. Must be very nostalgic!
@@ferdsan9025 Forget the lady on the staging with the bottle of champagne, she was just a film extra. For me it was all about the guys down below giving it laldy with their Monday hammers.
@@hamzamahmood9565 It was better than any video game ever invented.
it's true, I was the dust
Amazing!! 😮😮👏🏽👏🏽
This is the first time I know this, thank you for sharing this video
Why do you have so many fake subscribers?
Now a days you tubers comment just to get verified and get subs
@@north-shoregcs3894 he did join 4 years ago so he probably had a Channel and deleted his content. Or he bought fake subs. Both are possible 🤷♂️
Me too
Pruthaviraj Mithari
5:36 hahaha this dude on the scooter hahahahha so epic !!!
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Yeah, he got knocked over by that, 100% lmao
Yeah what an idiot lol
He thought he was immune to waves or something
Local daredevil.
Actual montage of me testing my Lego boats in the bathtub to see if theyll float
yee_Yee225 underrated
Did they float?
Some did
Smh,the water actually weakened the rubber bands on my X-Wing
LMAO
thanks you so much for great video 🥰
Me: Let’s go to sleep
RUclips: Wanna watch ship launching?
Perfect sleep aid! 👎
Same to you
Seongwoo Yang same lol
Same
The same))) Now 01:39
5:25 best scene with that scooter driver xD
Lmao🤣🤣
Speed 100km😂😂
I was looking for this comment LOL :D
😂😂
ruclips.net/video/JUn0R_z-4vY/видео.html
I don’t know why this showed up in my recommendations but it was both fascinating and scary
Can we just appreciate that all of these clips are in very good quality?
*The scooter driver: Why do I hear boss music?*
You will love this : ruclips.net/video/zjFWyT32YfI/видео.html
Of all the videos I'd expect to see this comment on.... This isn't one of them 😂
He is the boss.
Bruce Springsteen?
Elder scrolls oblivion fight music
"Why my sister name Rose ?"
"Because your mom love roses"
"Oh I see, thanks dad"
"No problem, Ship launch | 10 awesome wave, fails and close call"
@Taylor Johnson did I stated anything is makes sense ?
@Taylor Johnson it doesnt make sense? go back to 5th grade english class
@Taylor Johnson kid are u dumb it makes sense
@Taylor Johnson Basically the kid is called "Ship launch | 10 awesome wave, fails and close call" because the dad likes ship launches and he asked why his sister is called rose, his sister is called rose because the mum likes roses then the dad says
I really like this joke. Good job!
9:06 what drift looks like in slowmo
Was just waiting for the euro beat to kick in
*DEJA VU*
Ello
Tokyo drift
@@shaunwallace7506🚘🔥
The level of focus required to pull off these moves is insane. Hats off to all the drivers who make it look easy!
5:29 respects to the madlad who barely dodged the wave made by the ship launch
It's funny how the spectators know exactly where the water will stop.
Definitely not the first time they saw that...
Pretty sure they’ve set up an exclusion zone
Its funny how I was thinking the exact same thing but you said it first 👍
The water is a paid actor.
Damn Jedi predicting the water
Ship launching doesn't seem to be an exact science somehow.
Gravity
I'm nervous as heck with each one I've watched.
Right like theres millions of dollars on the line and theyre just yeeting these ships on in there
Millionair If i was a qualified engineer i wouldnt be replying to youtube comments
Millionair 3:52 this. It literally exists
Those military ones…hell yeah so cool
5:33 talk about perfect timing
HAHAHA THAT WAS I THOUGHT
thats must be mr. bean riding scooter
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Doge?
Who’s just had this recommended and can’t stop watching this?
5:25 that scooter driver having the moment of his life
Good to know I'm not the only one wondering how he got there
The more you watch, the more addicted you become
2:33: *doesn't die - "yay!"
Later - gets fired *surprised Pikachu face
he must be a darksoul player
Something about how massive these ships are and how they’re close to tipping over is very unsettling and uncomfortable. Just how big and heavy and that once they’re in the water they’re never coming out
@@WyWid Not true. There are historical ships bought back onto land as an artifacts
Ships are taken from the water into dry docks for repairs
@@zyanneabrams9195 seriously? I don’t know a lot about ships but I can’t imagine these getting out
The river-bus looks like a bus driving across flood in my city.
What 100 miles
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@@ariantoarianto9879 Ki
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I like the three ads
Humans are incredible...
I wish there were more life in the universe to interact with...
Or rather that we interacted in a better way with each other here on Earth.
Stephen Alan
I understand exactly what you mean ( I think.) I’ve often thought about this too.
it's because of the way we interact with each other here on earth that god will never allow us to go any where near life on another planet. we can dream about aliens and alien planets all we want, but we will never be allowed to travel to those places. we've been forever banned.
@@riverrat3101 until ships like these are built in space.
Boggless then we would just be forcing ourselves to interact with other lives. Before leaving earth humans ought to improve themselves and the earth. Too many people hope we can make it out of here, thats a horrible mindset
@@krithiksingh i bet they said the same thing about America. Manifest Destiny awaits.
The are infinite problems to fix, and trillions of dollars going towards fixing them. A few billion can go toward sustainably going to the moon. Artemis 2024.
لا اِلهَ اِلّا رَبَّ الْعَوالِم حُسَين جَلَّ جَلالَه❤️
Never would I ever thought I would spend 12 mins of my day watching ship launch😂
Riiiight 😂 😂 😂 😂
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Oddly satisfying to watch. I never in my life thought about how boats are launched. Amazing how these huge ships don’t tip over each time. Really cool to watch.
Hello Maria
this will be in everyone’s recommend in 7 years
Or days
Or hours
or minutes
or even seconds
Or microseconds
Amazing and I love the accompanying intersteller theme tunes!
2:31 damn that guy almost didn't get out of the way quick enough, he was practically under the boat when it launched!
But the other guy went with the ship...
was it an actual person
RustyGaming YT no it was a fake person
Yeh, wtf was that safety.
@@Mrodensking moro
Blows my mind how these ships seem really top heavy but still float upright just fine
Thanks to Metacentric height
@@ajaykrishnantg1135 googled the term, thank you. and interesting
law if thrust
Ballast Tanks
These are not fails they are normal ship launches ffs
The boats when they finally get to swim:
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@@drastrolgoodest5672 stfu
You putting "fails" in the title meant I was filled with incredible anxiety the whole way through, just waiting for something to go wrong in a very bad way.
@@hellohappyvegan jp
There isn‘t „Fails“ in the title?!
@@TheBlueJona ?????
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@@TheBlueJona When you take a word out of a text you put it between "". Its literal 5th grade standards.
just seems like such a sketchy way of releasing a ship into the water
It's probably the cheap way to do it.
@@Cujo5 many shipyards in the Netherlands are very old and laying more inland. Back in the day when the ships were a lot smaller this wasn't a problem. Eventually the ships became bigger and bigger and couldn't be dropped in the water the traditional way, since a lot of shipyards are situated along side narrow canals they came up with this way to launch ships. It's a very reliable way to launch the ships.
Fun fact, I work as an electrician and I worked on some of the ships featured in this video. I worked on the "Scot (scotline) Carrier" "Tasman" and the "Arklow Willow"
@@botteharknl2946 ive worked there aswell. de hoop and bodewes. was allot of fun building them things. seatrails are fun aswell. pushing them to the limit, great times.
@K9 how do you do sea trials before launching? Maybe you meant before handing it over to the customer?
Yeah it seems that we are very archaic in some techniques and not so much in others. We can launch a rocket into space but this is the best way to launch a ship??? lol
5:35 This rider is the real legend I have ever met.!¡
Thalaivare negala🤣
선박흘수?
I love the sound of his bat mobile super bike.
Entha avan mankadayilaano 😂
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Yo those military ATVs are sick
5:19 that scooter driver is so fucking hilarious. i dont even know why
5:35
I was waiting for some to say that!!!!😂😂😂
Me too
to be continued....