Suez Canal Timelapse | Life at Sea on a Container Ship
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
- Tag along as we journey through Suez Canal into Mediterranean Sea.
The ship is on a 77 days voyage from Asia to East Coast United States in which we've taken the Suez Canal route. By using Suez Canal instead of around cape of Africa, this will save more than 5000 miles of fuel and time.
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The time-lapse was taken over 16 hours.
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where the people friendlier.
Panama or Suez?
In hierarchy how important are you?
Could a Tillman Maximum Battleship fit through that canal unscathed?
What camera do you use for your time lapse videos?
I am living in the south entrance of Suez Canal in Governorate called Suez, and I loved this video a lot
My Great Grandfather is laying dead at the bottom of that somewhere. He was working on a British Merchant ship way back in the 50s and another ship crashed into them. His cabin was apparently at the point of impact and he'd just got off duty and gone for a rest.
Only 2 British died, the rest thankfully made it to safety.
Rest in piece.
he has the whole canal as his mausoleum.. may he RIP
@@r9kv753 oh no rip....
@@r9kv753 piece
@@hashar9593 :)
This man loves his job and feeling that just brings me so much joy
Who's back at this again after found out Evergreen got their vessel stuck at Suez Canal? Jeff, please give us explanation of container shortage and super congestion at transit port such as Singapore and Tanjung Pelepas 😭
Luckily this video was on my history, now it's impossible to find it by searching
Ship name is "Ever given" not evergreen 🤭🤭😁
@@jamalehaque9379 "Evergreen got their vessel stuck" is perfectly accurate. Evergreen, the company, got their vessel, the Ever Given, stuck.
@@qwertyTRiG 😡😡😡😡😡come on dude
@@qwertyTRiG don't show off 😡😡😡
i lived my childhood in this area 2:33 best place to watch passing ships
Wow - this is fantastic and such a great way to learn. I've got your footage on one screen and Google Maps open on the other and the kids and I are enjoying tracking your progress and identifying landmarks etc. Bet you didn't think you'd be teaching kids in Sydney, Australia about geography, shipping, maritime work etc.?? Thank you so much - what a mighty effort you put in and we are very grateful! Cheers - Dave
I bet this gets a lot of play over the next few days given the canal is currently blocked.
Great video! Thanks for explaining it all to us ... and what a perfect soundtrack for the hyperlapse you got! Awesome!
Sand (or dust) Storm: Whats that over there? a 400 meter long ship in a 300 meter wide canal? lets give him a push :3
wow it's just so beautiful when you enter the Mediterranean sea with the sunset at 4:40
The ship vibrates when entering the mediterranean sea 4:30-4:36.
Whats the reason?
@@mlproplays3748 probably strong winds but I'm not sure because I have never been on a container ship
@@mlproplays3748I'm guessing they probably sped up the ship
I suggest this video too --> ua-cam.com/video/2h7gXiAAgwg/v-deo.html
@@mlproplays3748 when vessels transition from a region of calmer water to the ocean itself, that is quite common and you can definitely feel it on a small vessel. So, although this ship is large, I guess it maybe experiencing some of that.
aah, the good old times, back when there were no Evergiven plug.
Just found your channel and have been mesmerized for the past 30 minutes, awesome videos! Makes me want to travel on a ship! Safe journeys and keep 'em coming!
+Sergej Karssen thanks sir!
JeffHK another amazing video. And nice editing wish I know how to edit videos. Good luck and keep it coming.
Hey isn't that funny. I chanced upon this vid too and was mesmerised by Jeff's work . I then just watched all his vids back to back. #jeffbinge
suez canal transit 2019 -> ua-cam.com/video/ghbcd5dvEHw/v-deo.html
Wow! What struck me was how pristine (& high-tech) the bridge of this container ship was. Actually, all shown parts of the ship were clean and tidy. Thanks JeffHK for opening the eyes of this naive Canadian!
I loved your trip through the ditch, I have gone through it each way on a US Navy aircraft carrier and also found it fascinating. Love your videos, I retired from the Navy and only get back to sea on cruise ships now which sadly only follow the sunny skies and calm water. I enjoyed walking on the bulkheads lol.
Well done , Egyptian passed from here , viva Egypt 🇪🇬❤️
This channel is super interesting
that’s multifaceted
first time I've heard of that word
You've got great talent on video/photography. Not many people can design and know what spectators need/love/hate before making such a fine concise documentary. We surely don't need sitting 16 hours in front of our screens. Thoroughly enjoy and thank you for upgrading our knowledge.
Got here cause of the stuck ship today
All about the great reset.
Me!
What a fantastic piece of engineering. One of many. I wish we all live in this beautiful world in peace with one another for a change, respect each other and honor those who have worked very hard to make lives of others at ease. I wish.......... I really do.
just realized that I've learned about Suez Canal in grade school but never actually seen a footage from there until now
My watch station was on the bridge as we transited the Panama Canal. It was an amazing experience. Thanks for your Suez transit video.
Heading towards the Suez now hope we go through during daylight hours like this
i'm EGYPTIAN and i'v never seen this.... amazing
I hope you get a chance to see it...for us too. .lol .
2021. Watching this video bcoz of Ever Given incident
Very cool. I went through the Suez when I was in the Marine Corps attached to the Navy back in 2008. Brings back memories. Cheers!
By far, this was the coolest video. Thank you. from Florida USA. Great work....
+Marcos Munoz thanks macros! appreciate the support
This like the equivalent of a bunch of cars waiting at a traffic lights, good stuff.
Remember when the Suez Canal wasn't blocked by the Ever Given? Pepperidge Farm remembers.
One of the coolest videos I've watched. Excellent job.
guess I never realized it was a sea-level canal all the way , no locks to pass through and no where is the land itself more than a few meters above the sea level. really interesting!
Some retards think it is an evidence for flat Earth... :-D
@Roger Baker yikes
It's very helpful when mentally unbalanced people voluntarily identify themselves. Thoughtful, even.
@Roger Baker did you lose your meds again granpap?
@Roger Baker I won't Gaslight or ad hom you, but I would like you to explain why you think this canal proves a flat earth, when it looks and measures exactly like what you would expect to see and measure on the surface of a giant globe.
Learned from middle school text book that the importance of Suez Canal for marine transportation, but never seen it from this angle...it is really a massive project. This makes me re-appreciate it. BTW I like follow your time lapse along with google earth, so beautiful and so much fun!
Who is here after suez blocked 😂
why does the video just start buffering half way through?
@@daroniussubdeviant3869 yeah its happening with me for like 2-3 days in many videos!
The video play for 10 secs then buffer
Who cares about Aryan anyway
@@garryunang6644 ?
Not me
2:40 this is my city Suez 😍🥰🤗
This is our country bro💙💙💪
wow
I visited Suez once. You cannot describe Egypt in few sentences.
All Life is there ; all round you.
People are poor but good manners
and welcoming to strangers.
I hope only good things for Egypt
in the future.
I remember our transit here when I was a deck cadet a while back. Such an amazing experience.
Jeff, that was a beautiful time lapse. As a Master Mariner for 12 years and a seagoing career of 28 years, this brought back many memories. Thank you! What camera did you use by the way?
Shiraz Mogul a Gopro camera
Wow! The clouds look so close to the ground! Amazing!
fascinating ❤️
my country has a lot to be seen
Ahmed Reda hey bro
Wow amazing 😍😍😍
From Kefamenanu City-Timor Island-Indonesia.
God bless 🙏
Great timelaspe. UA-cam videos are awesome! Your channel rocks!
Wow. Thank you. I left sea circa 35 years ago when there were approx. 45 crew members. Lots of earthy work and lots of fun and 'going up the road'. Now it doesn't seem so much fun and more work. Communications much much better tho.
Stunning how beautiful this video is. Thanks for sharing.
Excellent video. Reminds me of the stories my grandfather told me how he sailed through the Suez Canal and the Red Sea before WW II.
Roodborst Kalf Yep but he forgot to tell you it was a Rothchilds war scam!
Roodborst Kalf aaaa
I'm from Suez city , from which country are you ?
your videoes are amazing and from what i have seen thus far you are equally as amazing as a person. thanks for the videos and ive thanked God thru prayer for u
We all know why we are here
Suez Canal didn’t started 20 years ago!
Suez Canal opened in 1868 by Ferdinand De Lesseps and made a fast way shortcut to spaniards to the Philippines... 3 months travel when Suez Canal didn’t open yet.. and when it opened.. 1 month travel time.... Suez Canal is near and Egypt and it connects the Mediterranean Sea to Red Sea.
2:40 is the spot where the 400m Ever Given got stuck 23rd March 2021
2021*
*2021 bro
@@ridwanaulyaakbar3258 been a rough year for all of us hahaha
@@ridwanaulyaakbar3258 I corrected it
This can't get any more beautiful! ❤️
My late uncle was a pilot on the Sues Canal from the late 50’s to the early 70’s for the Egyptian Navy. Thanks for the video.
You mean late 60s? The canal was shut from june 1967 until 1975.
@@alexm566 sorry, not certain of the exact dates other then the fact that he was a Pilot on the Canal.
Great Video! Please more of this!
Greets from Munich, Germany
Alex
Why do you wear a uniform when working but others are wearing regular clothes when on deck? Is it because because of rank or something?
Btw I stumbled upon you "30 days at sea" time lapse video and have been binge watching all your vids for the last 2 hours now lol.
on the bridge and around in the living quarters it doesn't seem like they any uniform, but for other jobs involving going around the ship and operating machinery on it they do go fully geared out, no doubt for safety reasons.
DoomFinger511 He is 2nd Officer in This video and I would guess its company policy that officers on watch and captain wear uniform during maneuvering and while in port.The other guy folding pilot flag on the start of the video is in casual clothing most likely because he is a cadet or AB (Able body seaman). AB = Helmsman
It just depends on the company. Some require you to wear a uniform. Some dont. But if you want you can do it anyways.
this looks absolutely stunning
Beautiful time-lapse, Jeff! I love the way you balanced it out with the introduction and the bonus footage. I've heard fuel costs have dropped and some ships have begun transiting around the southern tip of Africa to avoid the fees associated with using the Suez canal. Any idea how much these fees are for your ship?
That is true, Suez has begun to offer discount rate as an incentive schemes for vessel which do round trips to stay competitive
I was thinking the same thing...I know that 3 years ago it cost around $465K to cross the Suez Canal...and about $230K to take the long route by the Cape of Good Hope...
Your footage is so perfect, profissional and beautiful!!! You show us details and ends with an amazing landscape!! I just funded your channel and already watch almost all of your videos.
Ps.: Loved your vids!!
Wow that is so amazing. Must have been awesome. I wish i was there with you. Love your videos please keep them coming. Keep floating - thanks David
Your videos are fantastic Jeff, thank you for taking the time to put them together!
m/s Ever Given stuck at around 2:40
JeffHK superb work Broda very much inspired by it!
This is amazing! We've read about the Suez Canal in school , but to see it is astounding. Thank you for share this and your other excellent video. We are learning so much.
do you think , wind could've caused the incident?
Your blogs are some of the best on UA-cam I wish you really posted more
This is all provided someone doesn't wedge their ship sideways in the canal blocking traffic, in some sort of austin powers debacle.
Thank you France, you built a tremendous and marvellous canel:XD
And look at how they repay us ? Muslims hate France and the French in general ... But we are happy Egyptians can be proud their canal ❤️
What an amazing piece of engineering. There are definitely some things humans achieve that are spectacular!!
Awesome video too, really enjoyed it.
Shay Farley which country belongs to you please tell me
@@kritikaraj324 "In 1854, Ferdinand de Lesseps, the former French consul to Cairo, secured an agreement with the Ottoman governor of Egypt to build a canal 100 miles across the Isthmus of Suez."
Great video
Thank you from Egypt
Watching your videos starting a year ago made me interested about maritime am now looking to apply for the royal navy
Hi Jeff, Thank you so much for these amazing maritime videos. I work in fashion with a very large team involving shipping & logistics and am currently exploring/researching further re: global supply chain in order to understand the needs/challenges of the team better. Thank you so much for these gems! Wish one day to have the opportunity to make a journey through both the Suez & Panama Canals. LOVE your videos!!!
using this to show my students ..thank you
That's absolutely incredible. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
I binged watch your videos damn they're so good, editing,music everything, it was like I'm watching a documentary on geographic channel
Nice video. I would have loved to have heard the radio traffic involved in getting 16 ships organized and underway as well as some of the bridge audio of the pilot giving maneuvering instructions in some of the trickier sections. Thanks again.
I hope one day I will travel in the suez canal like you jeff, thanks for an amazing video like always. When you said "south bound ship on the opposite lane", was the ship in the other lane a MAERSK Triple-E class?
Thank you kind jeffhk for the interesting and informative videos! Greetings from the port city Vancouver BC Canada!
+Eric M I'm from vancouver too!
Right on! I have subscribed and will view all your fine vids!
amazing to put todays mr bean situation in perspective, thanks!
I am swimming the virtual challenge of this and hope I finish it soon
This is Egypt!!!
Breathtaking
Amazing, so much time in making that
Hi Jeff 你好 謝謝你精心製作的系列影片, 有系統 ,有內容, 攝影剪輯皆美 , 感謝你將我帶回40年前在 OOCL 的 意雲 如雲 凌雲 東方導師 亞洲捷運..等輪工作時的點點滴及種種回憶如同身歷其境, 當時的 工作 同仁 生活 漂大洋 過運河 頂颱風 大風雪 插蠟燭..等無限記憶, 酸甜苦辣皆叫回來了, 好生回味無窮, 你能將工作和興趣融為一體真為你高興, 能將自己的人生及海上事業青春不留白, 也真太好了, 期待你更多的作品, 也祝福你海上事業一路順風事事如意.
+fengat 師傅多謝, 能這樣接觸到、得到前軰讚賞令我好感動. 會繼續努力!
LOVE THE VIDEO, GREAT QUALITY AND VERY WELL DESCRIBED!!!
My 48 ft Viking yacht can go around 30 knots how fast can that ship go
amazing video, I see those ships every time I travel from Damietta to cairo by the desert road but it's my first time to feel on board of one of those ships. thanks for the video and welcome to Egypt😊😊
What a cracking little film, the sunset in the Med. Is amazing.
Your videos are awesome sir! Keep up the good work!
Now same video but with a drunk pilot
Joke aside, I've heard a big tanker pays $400.000 a passage.
Very well done. Enjoyed that. Thanks
Im going to school to become officier and your videos give me extra motivatios to continue. Thank you for that
Same here
Wow ... reminds me of PORT SAIĎ, WHERE WE USEDTO SEE THE ßùez Canal from our baĺcoñy the containéŕs þhe tankers àñd different type of ships of differrent sizes. Rèally awesome.
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I live in the us , I don’t really know what school should I go to to become an officer can someone help
Wow! I stumbled onto your channel and just found my new favorite channel! Keep up the Amazing work!
+Deere3020 thanks! welcome onboard
This is a perspective of life you rarely get to see. I genuinely love your videos.
What a nice Video ! Thank you for your Work ! fantastic !
Yeah the suez canal is a marvel, fun fact, did you know the engineers of the suez canal didnt ever take the curve of the earth into account when cutting it? Have you seen it from the sky? It's a flat body of water for 120 miles.
The ship covered that much distance in a day unbelievable .I have seen ships moving too slow
The guy in front of you must have been drunk. If you watch, he couldn't drive straight for shit. you need to call the cops on those drunk drivers man.
I think he was just trying to sneak one more spot ahead in the convoy.I like the big arrow that was put on him.lol
So Africa is a real Island!!!! I discovered this today!!!!!! no one locks!!!!
Great video. There is no better time to learn about the Suez Canal than now. I have a few questions if you can answer.
1. At 1:46, you picked up the Suez pilot. Is that mean the ship would be piloted by a local pilot for this part of the journey?
2. When you were at the 23-Jul portion of the canal, it had 1 lane and southbound ship. Is that mean it was 1 lane traffic thru this part of the canal?
Outstanding.
It's our work leave some people in awe. 😍
+Mahmoud Mostafa 👍👍
Excellent video, thanks for giving us this little information, I would like you to make a video showing the function of the bridge equipment and its importance
Recently discovered your channel Jeff. Really enjoying it. I live a long way from where your videos show you travelling (Melbourne Australia) so this is a form of vicarious travel for me.
imagine being stranded in the desert and just seeing a line of ships sail by
You know why youre here
Do you have ever given a reason to come here?
This is an awesome video!! I love your stuff!