11:10 They are not "gas turbine jet engines modified to breath water rather than air". They are gas turbine engines that power an impeller situated in a duct. Water enters the duct and is expelled in a strong jet. The gas turbine engines are still normal gas turbine engines.
Great video! One correction about the jets on the aussie ferryboat. They don't breath water. The engine is coupled to a jet pump. Similar an irrigation pump for farming.
Wow. Thanks for this. There are many good bits of information & knowledge here that would take years past hindsight {simple truths} to figure out / understand. Very useful as well as entertaining.
The problem is most of what the "spider boat's" fixing can be achieved with an inverted bow also called a reverse bow and X-Bow which was a proven concept when the Vikings used that hull structure to cross the Atlantic. Ironically the Atlantic Bow that was developed by a certain European country that couldn't play nice in the first half of the 20th century! If you are familiar with US naval ships think Zumwalt Class Destroyer. If this interests you might want to check out the field of Fluid Dynamics it deals more with Aerodynamics now for cars and planes but in a gas state, most matter still operates like a fluid so it carries over.
A video I had no idea I needed to watch. What an entertaining "it just played automatically after the stuff I usually watch" video. Thanks Spark, you always have the most interesting watches that make figuring out the world and universe around us so entertaining.
The problem is most of what the "spider boat's" fixing can be achieved with an inverted bow also called a reverse bow and X-Bow which was a proven concept when the Vikings used that hull structure to cross the Atlantic. Ironically the Atlantic Bow which was developed by a certain european country that couldn't play nice in the first half of the 20th century! If you are familiar with US naval ships think Zumwalt Class Destroyer just far more of a curve well actuall ya curve at all is unlike this hull. Problem is with warships you don't want a wet deck and these are usually only dry in calm conditions. They tend to cut down into waves more than cut through them. But on a cruise ship, tanker, or just a cargo mover speed is less needed and at slower speeds and large enough hull they are very cost effective as they increase bouncy, reduce drag, and increase vision (in the forward bow tower like the X-Bow for example).
I saw one unsinkable little rescue boat utilized by firefighters, and I found it essential for a rescue boat as well as I believe would be good for a scout and surveillance small or medium size boat.
@8:45 - What is the effect of that chopper on the wind that Oracle Tri gets??? Is it assisting them, because it keeps following them in a very manner!!
160 horsepower for the RMS Queen Mary? She used 200,000 shaft horsepower total on four shafts...each shaft having four turbines of 12,500 horsepower each. I made one Atlantic crossing on Queen Mary and visited one of her two engine rooms during that voyage. The question "When does this place get to New York?" was totally appropriate.
My Grandmas younger brother actually docked the Mary in New York with out tugs and had a famous race with the SS United States.Actually met the guy in the early sixties,he was a character and a half.
@6:10 it was said that "this was first tested on motorized boat in the late 19th century". Did they mean late 1800s, or late 1900s. 1900s and 19th century are 100 years difference.
Normandie's end of life story wasn't told/./ During the Second World War, Normandie was seized by U.S. authorities at New York and renamed USS Lafayette. In 1942, while being converted to a troopship, the liner caught fire and capsized onto her port side and came to rest, half submerged, on the bottom of the Hudson River at Pier 88 (the site of the current New York Passenger Ship Terminal). Although salvaged at great expense, restoration was deemed too costly and she was scrapped in October 1946.
Worse explanation of how a water jet propulsion system works I have ever heard. Narrator suggests the gas turbine engine has water running through it. ?????
That's per engine or totally wrong Even with a transfer box 160hp isn't going to do much That's more likely to 16000 hp then run through a gear/transfer box
So you have a boat without power sitting on a sea of Hydrogen and Oxygen and we're still paddling? I don't get it! I'm not talking perpetual motion I'm talking using water and not just any water but salt water - as much salt water as you like because it's going to end up water anyway and in this event we're floating in it? When is someone going to invent a high speed foiling transport craft that takes it's power off or out of the water - !!NOT perpetual motion!! I'm talking using water - Hydrogen and Oxygen to power a high speed foiling transport craft - I mean the water's right there right? even the temperature difference between the outside of the hull and the inside can generate power right, the sun generates power right, the wind can yes? so a big ship with containers on is sitting there - in the water - generating power and all people see is electrolysis as a problem? if there's electrolysis there's potential so exploit it - turn the hull into a battery/pump. Nearly every great invention has been because someone fixed a problem and found something interesting and then "Oh Look!" and another monkey said "That's Electricity" and a light went on. When are we going to see that 2/3rds of our planet is fuel that costs nothing if your sitting in water?
Hydrogen in gas and liquid forms are hard to handle, can cause burns and can explode easily.. Super expensive to with the scale it needs to reach to run ships amd it is not an easy task as you claim.
Recent advances in the scientific understanding of life.... also led to the understanding that the universe had a beginning aka. creation.... And that the processes, during the initial conditions, apparently are so fine-tuned that it is statiscally absurdly & highly improbable to have resulted from randomness chance and, therefore, instead by deliberate intelligent design. So, man is also very likely created & not a "product of the sea." DNA & its information only bolsters the fine-tuning argument.
About RMS Titanic: “… the ship set sail …”. I hear that expression quite often in videos about ships. Don’t they ever think about what they’re saying? Ships don’t set sail!! Not any more.
Filmed like a 2-hour long infomercial one second sound bite after another second sound bite filled with narration very hard to follow very uninformed visually and not very appealing all together
I had thought Aussies academics would be smart people, until I heard ~ 48:52. "Interstellar travel in only a few days". What school did this nonsense come from?
Uhmm SPARK.. you might want to check your files before you upload.. as this is NOT about cruise ships HELLO??? ANYONE HOME??? I guess they don;t read their comments, or bother to watch their own uploads for quality assurance.....
This has nothing to do about this video but i just want to comment on a lot of other video's that i i left some what vulgar language in which i do appoligize.Sometimes my temper gets the best of me.But in know way have i ever threatened anyone in general.I just need to filter my language.Sorry.
The title is incorrect, but this is very clearly about naval engineering innovations (and associated applications), and it discusses them competently and on topic. A wrong title just pisses off youtube viewers. Btw, this is probably aimed at an audience that includes older children anyway. I'm sure children can understand this pretty easily (certainly pre-teens at least), just like almost any documentary, so as long as the show isn't made in a country that treats children like they have no brains, shows like this would likely fall into family viewing. It's sad but in in places like America, there's a cultural stupidity so strong that adults routinely act like complete idiots anyway, setting up terribly low expectations for kids (I mean, is most of the population actually brainwashed to not think critically or ask questions???).
Einstines relativity of winds and Tides Queens Elizabeth commenced encyclopideas Americana 1952 meticulous friend of Einstines God bless Queen Elizabeth amen
A vertical reverces in vacuum naturally with v shape funnel that taps into finite vacuum Rotating naturally at peak power capable of gearing to light speeds.magneticly mirroring opening and closing hard simontanisly naturally from wind. tides X 1000 both in and outgoing 24/7 .pat.lonien 06/934870 USA.
11:10 They are not "gas turbine jet engines modified to breath water rather than air". They are gas turbine engines that power an impeller situated in a duct. Water enters the duct and is expelled in a strong jet. The gas turbine engines are still normal gas turbine engines.
I love getting mew videos!
Cool video, but wildly inaccurate title.
Well. Someone is paying attention to details 👍
Yep, that's Spark. Not the worst documentaries on the Internet - But close.
Dobby wants to go on a cruise! Dobby wants to be FREEEEEEE!!!!!
@Steven Dodd What is it about Dobby's statement that your Muggle mind can't grasp?
Go dobby ! did steven remove his comment? such a steven!
Great video! One correction about the jets on the aussie ferryboat. They don't breath water. The engine is coupled to a jet pump. Similar an irrigation pump for farming.
Wow. Thanks for this. There are many good bits of information & knowledge here that would take years past hindsight {simple truths} to figure out / understand. Very useful as well as entertaining.
The problem is most of what the "spider boat's" fixing can be achieved with an inverted bow also called a reverse bow and X-Bow which was a proven concept when the Vikings used that hull structure to cross the Atlantic. Ironically the Atlantic Bow that was developed by a certain European country that couldn't play nice in the first half of the 20th century! If you are familiar with US naval ships think Zumwalt Class Destroyer. If this interests you might want to check out the field of Fluid Dynamics it deals more with Aerodynamics now for cars and planes but in a gas state, most matter still operates like a fluid so it carries over.
Blows my mind how 160 horsepower could move a ship the size of Queen Mary....🤣😂🤣
A video I had no idea I needed to watch. What an entertaining "it just played automatically after the stuff I usually watch" video.
Thanks Spark, you always have the most interesting watches that make figuring out the world and universe around us so entertaining.
The problem is most of what the "spider boat's" fixing can be achieved with an inverted bow also called a reverse bow and X-Bow which was a proven concept when the Vikings used that hull structure to cross the Atlantic. Ironically the Atlantic Bow which was developed by a certain european country that couldn't play nice in the first half of the 20th century! If you are familiar with US naval ships think Zumwalt Class Destroyer just far more of a curve well actuall ya curve at all is unlike this hull. Problem is with warships you don't want a wet deck and these are usually only dry in calm conditions. They tend to cut down into waves more than cut through them. But on a cruise ship, tanker, or just a cargo mover speed is less needed and at slower speeds and large enough hull they are very cost effective as they increase bouncy, reduce drag, and increase vision (in the forward bow tower like the X-Bow for example).
I saw one unsinkable little rescue boat utilized by firefighters, and I found it essential for a rescue boat as well as I believe would be good for a scout and surveillance small or medium size boat.
@8:45 - What is the effect of that chopper on the wind that Oracle Tri gets??? Is it assisting them, because it keeps following them in a very manner!!
I thought Bluebird used an Orenda jet engine.
160 horsepower for the RMS Queen Mary? She used 200,000 shaft horsepower total on four shafts...each shaft having four turbines of 12,500 horsepower each. I made one Atlantic crossing on Queen Mary and visited one of her two engine rooms during that voyage. The question "When does this place get to New York?" was totally appropriate.
My Grandmas younger brother actually docked the Mary in New York with out tugs and had a famous race with the SS United States.Actually met the guy in the early sixties,he was a character and a half.
I would imagine that titanium shock absorbers have a lot in common with turbo sun glasses.
29:56 It’s Superman!!!!!!
spider boat is not a new design. its atleast 15 years old.
just have a look at the martini 1.5 soo smooth
@6:10 it was said that "this was first tested on motorized boat in the late 19th century". Did they mean late 1800s, or late 1900s. 1900s and 19th century are 100 years difference.
The unsinkable ship. No power is greater than God's
The "Spider-Boat" people should consider electric propulsion with battery storage and solar panels for better efficiency.
efficiency isn't everything energy to weight ratio or area is more important
@@waterpigeon6601 Yep
"Hydrofoils were first used on motorised craft in the late 19th Century"???🤣 C'mon, man! Get it together!
more like early 20th century. Alexander Graham Bell worked with the technology starting around 1908, but he did not invent it.
Normandie's end of life story wasn't told/./ During the Second World War, Normandie was seized by U.S. authorities at New York and renamed USS Lafayette. In 1942, while being converted to a troopship, the liner caught fire and capsized onto her port side and came to rest, half submerged, on the bottom of the Hudson River at Pier 88 (the site of the current New York Passenger Ship Terminal). Although salvaged at great expense, restoration was deemed too costly and she was scrapped in October 1946.
Why are there any Cat cargo ships?....
Wow
What an interesting cruise 🚢 ship !
You should do a little more research about the Titanic.
Bold statement, about the beginning of life. Guessing that " God Almighty " created it is out of the question.
It’s not about what the title says it is about
The owner of the ships knew this ship lisp to one side.
Very interesting to watch !
Its about commercials 🤓
An Australian documentary about what cruise ships no only minutes showed us cruise ships most past one present
Not about the Oasis of the Seas. Waste of time!
how is it a waste of time?
The title is a bit misleading, making one thing the whole thing is about the Oasis. The feature on the Oasis is in there, it starts at 27:05 .
@@ChellesBelles Ahhhh i gotcha, now that i read it again I got it xDDDD
What incredibly ugly ships they are
I am not a product of the sea. I am from Mars. Silly humans.
Only 160hp. Wow.txt to speech needs work here
Why is this video not available in my country I had to use a VPN bru😂
Holi shit which country bro
@@sumitraj1836 UK, France and other places
600-850 tons of coal each day and 170-180 men shoveling 24 hrs a day. 100 tons of ash dumped at sea as well.
Queen Mary was powered by the royal farts.
Worse explanation of how a water jet propulsion system works I have ever heard. Narrator suggests the gas turbine engine has water running through it. ?????
Send deck pics
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At 25:42 - the Queen Mary had a whopping 160 hp - my Honda Civic is much more powerful than that!
That's per engine or totally wrong
Even with a transfer box 160hp isn't going to do much
That's more likely to 16000 hp then run through a gear/transfer box
Has to be a total mistake. 80000 tons moving under only 160hp doesn't even make sense.
We seem to be measuring different equations/ different forces being defined, eg apples 🍎 to
road apples 💩. .
Not once was the oasis of the anything mentioned.. Not to mention Any cruise ship. WTF?
Has the title been changed. Cuz it doesn't say anything specifically about the Oasis of the seas? And it was mentioned around 27:00. Just curious
Massive Click Bate title. Shame on you.
So you have a boat without power sitting on a sea of Hydrogen and Oxygen and we're still paddling? I don't get it! I'm not talking perpetual motion I'm talking using water and not just any water but salt water - as much salt water as you like because it's going to end up water anyway and in this event we're floating in it?
When is someone going to invent a high speed foiling transport craft that takes it's power off or out of the water - !!NOT perpetual motion!! I'm talking using water - Hydrogen and Oxygen to power a high speed foiling transport craft - I mean the water's right there right? even the temperature difference between the outside of the hull and the inside can generate power right, the sun generates power right, the wind can yes? so a big ship with containers on is sitting there - in the water - generating power and all people see is electrolysis as a problem? if there's electrolysis there's potential so exploit it - turn the hull into a battery/pump.
Nearly every great invention has been because someone fixed a problem and found something interesting and then "Oh Look!" and another monkey said "That's Electricity" and a light went on.
When are we going to see that 2/3rds of our planet is fuel that costs nothing if your sitting in water?
I think you underestimate many things.
Hydrogen in gas and liquid forms are hard to handle, can cause burns and can explode easily.. Super expensive to with the scale it needs to reach to run ships amd it is not an easy task as you claim.
Why the hell is this person wearing gloves 🧤 while using an RC control??? Just seems odd lol but okay then whatever floats your boat 🤪 Lmfao
How many mammals (dolphines, whales etc.) are killed by people racing through their habitat for fun?
Recent advances in the scientific understanding of life.... also led to the understanding that the universe had a beginning aka. creation.... And that the processes, during the initial conditions, apparently are so fine-tuned that it is statiscally absurdly & highly improbable to have resulted from randomness chance and, therefore, instead by deliberate intelligent design. So, man is also very likely created & not a "product of the sea." DNA & its information only bolsters the fine-tuning argument.
It's because its a cycle. We end up becoming so advanced and then restart the cycle.
watching scientific shows and understanding them are very different. I can see that you watch them and have no idea what they are talking about
@@bryannonya9769 please do elaborate.
About RMS Titanic: “… the ship set sail …”. I hear that expression quite often in videos about ships. Don’t they ever think about what they’re saying? Ships don’t set sail!! Not any more.
Yes they do. The term is still used for powered ships, not just ones with sails.
Filmed like a 2-hour long infomercial one second sound bite after another second sound bite filled with narration very hard to follow very uninformed visually and not very appealing all together
I had thought Aussies academics would be smart people, until I heard ~ 48:52.
"Interstellar travel in only a few days". What school did this nonsense come from?
Lie right of the bat I didn't come from the ocean
DS9 S3E22
Bajorans huh
You really need graphics to explain tugboat propulsion. That was terrible
Dude! Why the horrible intrusive music? Did an adult review this video prior to release?
Life began when I discovered drugs.
"More than 70% of earth is covered by water."...so? Air covers land and water AND air travel is faster.
Exactly what a waste of time
Uhmm SPARK.. you might want to check your files before you upload.. as this is NOT about cruise ships
HELLO??? ANYONE HOME???
I guess they don;t read their comments, or bother to watch their own uploads for quality assurance.....
I know the title is pretty clickbaity but the Oasis feature is at 27:05
This has nothing to do about this video but i just want to comment on a lot of other video's that i i left some what vulgar language in which i do appoligize.Sometimes my temper gets the best of me.But in know way have i ever threatened anyone in general.I just need to filter my language.Sorry.
ICEBERG DEAD AHEAD SIR! (Confirmed 3rd comment and 22nd like)
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No colour not good videos
Is this written for children? No plot, and not about ships
The title is incorrect, but this is very clearly about naval engineering innovations (and associated applications), and it discusses them competently and on topic. A wrong title just pisses off youtube viewers.
Btw, this is probably aimed at an audience that includes older children anyway. I'm sure children can understand this pretty easily (certainly pre-teens at least), just like almost any documentary, so as long as the show isn't made in a country that treats children like they have no brains, shows like this would likely fall into family viewing. It's sad but in in places like America, there's a cultural stupidity so strong that adults routinely act like complete idiots anyway, setting up terribly low expectations for kids (I mean, is most of the population actually brainwashed to not think critically or ask questions???).
Einstines relativity of winds and Tides Queens Elizabeth commenced encyclopideas Americana 1952 meticulous friend of Einstines God bless Queen Elizabeth amen
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Click bait $hit
A vertical reverces in vacuum naturally with v shape funnel that taps into finite vacuum
Rotating naturally at peak power capable of gearing to light speeds.magneticly mirroring opening and closing hard simontanisly naturally from wind. tides X 1000 both in and outgoing 24/7 .pat.lonien 06/934870 USA.