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My father was a captain, he passed away on last year on 91 years old, he told me how horrible during the storm the sea wave will be rushing up to the steering room where is the highest location in the ship , I never realized and cannot image how dangerous he was until watch this clip, I miss my father so much.
Im sure he was SOOO brave
Ohhh...may God he RIP
i you wish you where happy my dad is a pilot
people feel sorry
God rest your fathers soul Mr Chen. He saw the wild side of nature and lived to an old age to tell the tale.
That helicopter landing on a ship in rough waters is just badass!
Agree! That was crazy!
i don't know who had the bigger balls the pilot or the two people on the landing pad watching them land. sketchy as hell
@@-HustleUnion- the cool thing is that it was just a rough weather landing exercise and not because they had to
If he lands it's badass but if it crashes it's a national tragedy.
@@billpolychronidis7805 I think that's how it works.
I spent a month crossing the Pacific on a thousand footer with several ports of call along the way. Most days were very smooth sailing but there were two stormy periods during that month. The first three days at sea were very rough with another stormy period in about the third week. You may not think a ship of that size would move around much but it does. My cabin was toward the bow (unfortunately) and some of those days and nights were like riding a roller coaster, constantly up and down with a lot of creaking. When we dipped into a trough and the bow crashed into the next oncoming wave it was like we ran into something solid. There was a jolt with a loud "BANG!" and the resulting bow wave would sometimes crash over my cabin window all the way up on deck five. One particularly rough night was constant up and down with a lot of creaking, banging, and waves crashing over the window, and I woke up about 3 am with my only bout of motion sickness on the trip. That wasn't much fun, but overall the voyage was an amazing experience.
holy hell that description.
영화에서 발췌한 것이기 때문에 가짜입니다.
I spent a week on a 60-foot fishing boat up the San Diego airport and we fished for yellowtail and it was great it was bunk beds in the bowel and I slept so good at night with that thing rocking and rolling I never slept better in my life. But when I was in the Navy we took a destroyer from Alaska to Japan and halfway there we went through a typhoon and the next morning the captain came over the loudspeaker and said instead of docking in Japan tomorrow morning we will be delayed the typhoon pushed us backwards 60 miles during the night last night
@@krishpancholi4072 Sounds like hell indeed
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This video fell apart at the end when they started looping storm sounds and threw in a movie clip for good measure.
That was my guess too
Yep. When they show the clip that's all stretched out to make the waves look bigger in the clip before, then show a scene from "Perfect Storm" where the Andrea Gail meets her maker, they lost me. It is bad enough out there without having to embellish them.
The other videos on this channel are even worse. I guess it just shows that the algorithm doesn't always select for quality.
Exactly what I thought
The person landing that helicopter has balls the size of Texas.
SuperDave I
Time stamp?
@@pikamain9689 starts at 1:41
The ones on the deck guiding the chopper in have balls of steel too. One wrong move and they get clipped by the blades
Foreal 🤣😂💥💪
This makes me appreciate being dry safe and cosy
well you would be if you were inside the boat the moment you step out on deck though your going to be soppy unhappy and possibly injured
Sissy boy, real men drown and thank Neptune for his excellence!
@@jessesmith3650 lol
They’re dry just not too safe and def not cozy 😦
Awww😂😂😂
My poppy was a merchant marine his whole life, and also served during WW2 and his ship was bombed by the Japanese in Darwin Harbour. He was a beautiful, gentle man of few words and great wisdom. The vastness and power of the ocean puts things into perspective I think. Deep respect for both the ocean and those who work at sea.
GOD Bless your Poppy and others who served!
So very true words the world hasbecome a much smaller place in modern time
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My dad came to the West in a ship and I can only imagine what guts it took to do what he did and many others who sacrifice themselves each time they go out there to either work or travel. Hats off to you people,
100% !
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remind him that the most important think now is that he have to leave the west
enuf joke
The Great Algorithm has brought us together once again. Hello, my friends.
Yes Hello
ello sir
Thank God, hello man.
all hail the great algorithm
Hello there 👋
Me at 4 am: hmmm I should go to sleep now...
UA-cam: ships in horrible storms.
Me: hell yeah let’s watch this!
Brother, this is not the place for this. Pick a proper time for comments like this, this video has nothing to do with religion. You will only attract negative comments. Take care
@@user-jj4zb5jd6r Your 100% right. Ive told one of my Brothers of The Kingdom of God through Jesus Christ Our Lord The same exact thing in the same exact sentence. However me and your Beliefs do not meet. I am a Child of The Lord God, The God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob and The God who sent Moses as "I Am" . The one who Sent Jesus who is his exact mirror to him. "I Am Alpha and Omega" says the Lord Jesus, "The One Who is, Who was and Who is to come" The Almighty". Jesus is his exact Likeness and begotteness of His Father and by him we all Live. The Father created all this for him and by him. So Amen Praise The Lord God!!
@@user-jj4zb5jd6r but actually, I m curious about these few words: "Im inviting You to Islam...", how You can invite somebody to join any religion, no matter if Islam, Christian, Judaism, Animalism etc., as it should be some Summer music festival, where People come and after some days goes.
Do not try find any harm in my words, coz there is nothing like that. I have my own religion, but it came to me as I came to it. It wants lot of time, some experience with life and life itself changed you into something, with what are You OK for rest of your time. Values You represent, values You want to left there after life to Your communicty, children.
So, i cannot understand relation, look, this is Our religion. Have a seat and join us.
06:25am
meeeeeeeeee
ships are amazing and i’m so grateful for our sailors that don’t mass hunt :)
This has just reminded me that it's time to watch my all time favorite film again, "The Perfect Storm."
Check the clip at 10 and a half minutes .
@@mikemckelvey7144 is it a good movie?
10:20 is a computer generated scene from the movie "The Perfect Storm", not authentic event video.
Ha! Your right.
Watched it once, "Holy crap"
Watched it twice, "Wait, who the hell recorded that"
Watched it three times, came to comments to find the first person to mention it.
Congratulations, that's you Greg and you've earned a virtual hero cookie.
l0l what i was thinking. thank you
There should be lifetime internet bans for uploading content like this.
oH rEaLlY!? i DiDnT sEe ThAt It WaS cOmPuTeR gEnErAtEd
ARE YOU KIDDING ME??? IS THAT GGI???
Imagine being on a wooden ship in the 1600s
I have sailed on Wooden Ships, they behave more like ducks on waves, bobbing up and down.
What about the 1100s
Assassins creed
How about the Vikings!
1600 ships where very advanced for the time and reasonably sturdy and well built too!
Thank you so much for not ruining the video with any music.
You rock!
man the power of the oceans is so immense and terrifying...how could you not just feel like a helpless ant in the midst of storms like these?
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I know, but you gotta love it! 🌊 🌊🌊❤️
UA-cam just be recommending anything at this point.
What do you mean at this point, it’s been doing that for years lol
@Donald Trump I know you do Donald.. That's why you run the country and idiots who want to mess around on UA-cam all day and stay on unemployment benefits and don't want to work fight you so hard.. 😏
and you be watching it
And we all still somehow watch it
@@vk3655 probably just got lucky on the day with the beat weather with the minimum amount of technology required...
Has everyone been magically recommended this in their suggestions too, despite not even thinking once about ships in horrible storms? The wonders of UA-cam during lockdown never cease to amaze me...
As an ex-sailor of 50 odd years ago, plus now living near one of the locations where fishing boats were being videoed crossing a very treacherous bar, I was thoroughly captivated and mindful of some storm related experiences. It was unfortunate a touch of Hollywood was bought in; with one of the final scenes from "The Perfect Storm" spliced in - for what? It's a wonder credits acknowledging George Clooney etc., didn't roll at the end!
Reality at sea can be absolutely terrifying if things go wrong. CGI does nothing more than add some spice to a movie, and really has no place in the context of ships - and the crew - being in a real-life horrible storm.
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I noticed the scene from “The Perfect Storm.” Spoils the credibility of the video, unfortunately
Воды много ,а рыбу кто жрёт???
Yeah. Here's the clip from the movie in context.
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the power of the ocean is terrifying and awe-inspiring
Only because you’re small..
5:55 That boat refuses to sink, I thought it sunk for sure few times only to see it rise up over and over again lol.
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Well they can call this boat unsinkable .
That's because it wasn't going UNDER the water. the Lowest point of the wave, and the Highest Crest, was taller (or close to) the height of the boat and the camera angle. It DID look like the boat went under a few times, but if you watch closely, it doesn't go under, but instead dips real low with the wave.
10:20 what happens ? does it sunk?
@@Rbrijeshr That's from a movie
Worked on oil platforms, tankers, and supply ships, and I've seen some big and dangerous seas. It taught me respect for the big and briney. My old man served on HMS Glorious in the Indian Ocean and in the Med in the 1930s. The ship once went through a Typhoon and the waves were breaking over the flight deck (around 60 feet). He also took me to France on a hovercraft in the early 70s in a force 9. A 30 minute 'flight' took over 3 times longer and the thing was getting battered as well as running out of fuel. Cars were breaking loose and passengers were screaming in terror. Those who disregard the power of the sea, please think again for your own safety and spare a thought for those who put to sea because they have no choice.
Hey, I was on a cruise ship and became unnerved when the storm started brewing! No way do I ever want to find myself in something anywhere remotely like these in this vid.
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Yeah the power of the sea in is very big no joke
@@emptybucket1988 That vessel is very small, a big vessel feels differently the rough sea.
I don’t think anyone disregards the power of the sea, it’s pretty obvious water is a force of nature
DAMN THIS IS SCARY ! What one sees is monstrous wave, after wave , after wave. I "salute " ALL BRAVE MARINERS both living and deceased who sailed the oceans and seas.
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Imagine being on the old wooden sailing ships. Back in the day. Exposed to the elements. Much respect. For them all .
you don't realize how small your big ship is until you are in the middle of the angry ocean
GOD IS GREATER
@@user-if1de8pt2j yeah water can split boat hull in two. Water is extremely dangerous. It is an non compressible element, so not only it carries its weight but it transfers additional mega tons of pressure accumulated from the waves and winds. Water can literally bend a solid rod of steel 5 inch square thick as if it was rubber. Water will destroy rock and is far more dangerous than rock you idiot.
@@user-if1de8pt2j You must be young for such ignorance. That's what happens in a tsunami the sea water bends solid steel rods, bridges are ripped, entire buildings with metal frame are bent by the sea waters. Also in ocean storms some large ships steel hulls can fail and get bent by sea waters.
@@user-if1de8pt2j Sea water splits container ships in half. do some research before being this ignorant.
@@user-if1de8pt2j I guess you have never been hit by a lot of water at once...that shit has serious weight and will smash you flat. Why do you think floods are so destructive?...after all, it's just water.
Watching this made me so anxious, I could never in a million years bring my self to drive a boat in the middle of the pacific ESPECIALLY during bad weather. My respect goes to the marine navy for everything they went through
ATLANTIC is SCARIER than PACIFIC
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@@bobbyjoe1111 Southern ocean
As a 3 year old crossing the ocean on a small freighter, I can still remember the horrific waves and the captain ordering everybody to go to one side of the ship as it listed. And I can remember lying on the deck in troop's quarters (1945) when the waves bounced the ship so hard I left the deck (in that position) 6 inches. The ocean scares me.
Incredible FOOTAGE . Indeed smooth seas never made skilled Seafarers . A big salute to all Seafarers #The_Legendary_Mariner
10:20
That‘s the ending scene out of the movie ,,The storm‘‘
Dharma initiative The Perfect Storm
Still a metal cup on angry water
Terrible movie but the book was great. This was another case of book cannot be translated on film.
I didn't plan to watch Ships in Horrible Storms but when UA-cam recommends videos to me, I click them.
So if a crackhead offers u a puff what do u do bro? Lmao
well done sheep, you are the perfect braindead youtube user, also known as "product".
after seeing that chopper landing on the (very) moving deck, I don't want to hear another carrier pilot whine about how tough it is to land on a carrier again. Amazing flying!
It's not so tough for helos, as you originally referenced. It is nearly an impossible task to bring a jet down onto a heaving deck, though. What, are you a pilot or something...I doubt it!
the Canadian Navy has been using a winch system to land helicopters for the last 60 years. There is a winch under the flight deck, a winch underneath the helicopter. When landing, the helicopter lowers its cable, ship crew attach the two winch cables together, the helicopter than tries to take off, ship winch hauls the helicopter down. THere has never been a landing accident with this system.
Carrier pilots don't whine. It's a rule.
@@tommy3989 Last month in the Sea of Japan. Helos are da' bomm, though.
Ok, land a Hornet in high seas and then come back and tell the carrier pilots what's tough and what isn't.
I love watching these videos...showing the awesome power of the natural forces. Feel bad for the people in those situations though.
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I just stumbled onto this vid and the sailboat banging onto a cliff at 3:06 was a friend of mine. They fouled the prop and it was too deep to get the anchor to set before they hit the rocks. The RIB is coast guard and after getting a line to the sailboat, they backed away and pulled it away from the rocks with almost no damage. it was towed a few hundred yards to a cove where they dropped the anchor and waited for the weather to clear.
Your friend had his guardian angel on board that day. I was cringing at that nice boat getting smashed against the rocks like that. Bravo to the coast guard and glad your friend and his boat emerged unscathed!
@@WhiteCavendish That is for sure. It was husband, wife and son and daughter under 10. You can see the son in dark foulies at mid-ship near the dingy holding on to the lifelines. The rock face was steep enough that the keel never touched and the wave would wash under the boat and up the face just before the hull would serge toward the cliff. That let the wave that was rocking the boat also cushion it from hitting the cliff. That is what I call a "Perfect" storm.
@@haydenwatson7987 Perfect wave perhaps, but certainly not a perfect storm.
Cringe is the word for sure. OMG I called my 13 yr old to come see. Im so glad to read of the outcome. Coastguard - the most underrated heroes.
best video ever ua-cam.com/video/s3Tx2G4lbE0/v-deo.html
And suddendly, being covid quarantined seems like a walk in the park.
@brownwings00 More likely to die to the flu, and before you go "Well flu deaths have dropped by 70%!(Note this happend once covid started, I don't know if it was 70 or 50%, tell me if I'm wrong)" You might wanna consider why, maybe its because if hospitials claim the death in covid, they get more money from the government. Hell, my sister and her friends got it, even my mother. They are all fine.
These were pretty intense! It doesn't matter how big a ship looks at dock, when it gets to the middle of the ocean it's just as tiny & insignificant of a speck as anything else out there! That one scene though made my stomach drop! The one where the guys in the sailboat were thrown at the dock by the wave. I thought one guy was gonna smack right into the decking!
Absolutely right..ocean have unlimited power to pull out anything..
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When people ask me what im scared of, this. Thinking about being on a ship in the ocean during a storm that could possibly sink. No thanks.
How about this
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The exact reason I refuse to go on a cruise
albert7139 Consider being on the ocean during a storm after the ship has sunk.
This excites me. Life and death; all on your own will and instincts to survive against the elements.
I've been on a boat in some very rocky seas, to be honest it's not that bad. But then again.....I've never been in horribly bad storm.
Now imagine being in an old ass ship back in the 1600's going through a storm...no thank you
yeah, thank goodness for the coast guard.
Big balls pirate
Now imagine being a slave chained to the floor in the cargo hold for 4 months
As my grandfather told when I was a kid "When ships where wood and men where steel" , yeah he was an old mariner.
old corker ships were wood and men would get destroyed by those big ass waves
That heli pilot had balls of steel
When suppertime came, the old cook came on deck sayin'
"Fellas, it's too rough to feed ya"
At seven PM, a main hatchway caved in, he said
"Fellas, it's been good to know ya"
Salute to brave fishermen around the world ... and Godspeed you home.
10:20 they just start playing the movie "Perfect Storm" wtf?
😂
Thank you! You said it! Exactly what I was going to say! You saved me 1 posting! Now I don’t need to post about that one! 🥴
@@petergreen9501 saved you one posting? you just posted though... so I guess you were gonna post whether or not someone else posted. I rename you Al. Your new occupation is in the "Post Al Service".
Vyse Arcadia holly cow!!! Did I just posted that!?! Sorryyyy!!!! Tooooo many Coronas!!! Getting late now.... sorry! Have a great weekend and stay safe! Hello from California! 🤙😷👎
@@petergreen9501 you do seem like an A.I
Easily the best ships in horrible storms collection I’ve seen. Bravo!
This level of Storm will test the skills of the Captain and Crew and how well they work together and how much they trust each other. One instant of doubt and fear will result in an action not taken and that could cost the entire ship and everyone on board.
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Fact: The swimming pool on the Titanic is still full!
Dick Ritchie I love the Titanic.
Crazy,right?
It still also hot
its salt water now full of crustaceans ( people of the sea)
@Don White 🤣🤣🤣🤣
These are truly the days you wish you were somewhere else. The middle of the Sahara Desert would be my choice!
Massive respect to ALL these people.
The ship that i worked on lost power in the north sea in huge swells . the roll meter was way over . definitely thought were we going over that time . the only time that we had to put on our life jackets, outside of a drill . the captain, who was a navy seal, was scared, and that terrified me, since i had never seen him afraid before . also, had a helicopter crashed on the helo pad once, but not from bad weather, but because a stray garbage bag got sucked into his intake . he was hovering right over the pad, and just came straight down . man that guy was so angry, and rightfully so.
My cousin Rafał was on El Faro in 2015. They were heading straight into the eye of the cyclone, not even knowing about it. RIP to all who lost their lives on the sea.
This just reaffirmed my belief that the ocean is the scariest thing on this planet
... scarier than bad grammar? Impossible!
Joey Suggs I edited it just for you bb
Imagine being a wasp then a bunch of big bugs came and beat you to almost death then giving you they’re kids to raise them they come and kill you if you messed up this world is awesome 👏
Imagine being inside a giant cushioned clear rubber ball on those waves! I think that would be fun!
I agree with you.
Has anyone got this video recommended by you tube after watching Suez Canal videos?
Bro wtf haha
yes haha
No
no
Nope i was watching M/S Estonia videos and started getting suez canal videos in my recommended
Посмотрел, и как будто вернулся в молодые годы! Спасибо!
I LOVE THE TINY WINDSHIELD WIPERS WORKING HARD AGAINST THE CRASHING SEA!
Man, that hilo landing was AMAZING! Quite a pilot there. No thump, no bump and in high seas like that!
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Me: watches one video like this
UA-cam:looks like he really enjoys these lets put them everywhere on his recommendation
I literally just watched one video af a sinking ship and now i only have ships in my recommendation
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Dios peimero
My first ocean voyage was a baptism of fire, we went out of the Firth Of Forth, near Edinburgh Scotland into the North Sea in a force 10 gale, I honestly thought we would perish it was so bad. The instant you turn your back on the sea, or underestimate her in any way, she’ll put you down. Fair winds and following seas to all sailors everywhere, be safe and remember; tomorrow is promised to no man. 🇺🇸⚓️🙏💪👊
My mothers side of the family came by ship from the Netherlands in the years around 1910, a journey of 6-8 days. Little wonder many missed their homeland, but were never able to return for a visit (they passed long before the days of air travel).
I'll never complain about the price of fish.
SAME
As long as we all agree to keep complaining about oil prices
@@MaddawgLongboards5 I agree!
Me neither
@was geht not a joke but it’s facts
My hat goes off to all those brave souls who sail the seas for whatever reason!
Have ridden through some pretty rough seas over the years and it is always nerve wracking but it is a part of sea faring and you just have to do the best you can. I can't imagine how it must have been back in the days of sail.
영화에서 발췌한 것이기 때문에 가짜입니다.
The second to the last shot was CGI from " A Perfect Storm" Otherwise great shots to keep me on land.
Neat, but those cheap sound effects, and the scene from Perfect Storm, sort of lessened it.
The "Perfect Storm" footage near the end kind of nullifies the credibility of this whole thing. Too bad, I liked it till then, but adding that was very stupid.
saw that too. LOL
I agree that you killed your credibility by including what was an obvious Hollywood special effect with the "Perfect Storm" scene. What was the point of showing it when you had real footage?
Yes ... So stupid
Mike Riesco I know, right? I had to watch that clip a couple of times thinking to myself "Why does this look familiar to me?"
Yeah, plus the fake sound effects over several clips were just silly. Trying to make it more dramatic, but just made it seem stupid.
I'll never forget the first time we got caught in a bad storm, sailing on the Pacific. My sphincter was so tight I could have made diamonds out of coal. Yeah...it is not fun.
I would be scared beyond shitless probably have a heart attack...how long did the storm last you were in?
Where did you see such a cat that would care what mice say about it?
Nothing like sticking in a scene from a movie in trying to pass it off as real.
Imagine being in a wooden ship in the 17 hundreds crossing the Atlantic
Its no wonder why theres so many tales of sea monsters back then
Oof
Imagine being a slave on a slave ship and crossing the Atlantic....
or vikings in longboats crossing the north sea
@@Raws2000. that's better
People: We’re in a big ship!
Captain: No guys, we’re in a big shit.
Ha ha funny 11/10
Shin Wolford I hope you’re being sarcastic
@@mbh3929 what is the meaning of sarcastic im asian
1:32 is definetaly NOT the sound you'd want to hear with this view.
@@mbh3929 yea i said that in a sarcastic way
that little boat at 6 minutes in is amazing! Unsinkable?
Are there interviews from captains that have survived storms like these? Would love to hear them.
Why captains? You will find even deck cadets who have been through this. My friend works in the merchant navy, he is in his late 30s. He tells us stories of storms like these. You can't even sleep because the ship is so rocky, that its hard to stay in bed. Every time the ship hits the water, it goes under for a merely a few seconds but its as if it will never emerge, he tells me. Scary.
no did you watch the video
That cruise ship was looking like it was gonna tip over at any moment. I absolutely can not!! #terrifying
R. Lewis ua-cam.com/video/rze_uX3s0MQ/v-deo.html
Not a good time to be eating your dinner!
Imagine all that on some 17th century ship.
I wonder if people in the future will be like "imagine being on a 20th century ship"
@@nathanhiatt3114 did you mean 21st century?
@@immigrantgaming420epic did you mean 21st century?
Ships for an earlier age may not survive - they cannot take the beating, but in those days people accepted more risk and they didn't always survive.
Go watch "Rounding Cape Horn in 1929" those men were tougher than we are.
رجل حر ابن الاحرار حفظك الله وراعك غيرت رايي في بعض الجزائرين الدين يسبون المغرب ومن اليوم ساحترم كل الجزائر بمن فيهم الدين يعادون المغرب تحيه لكم وجزاك الله عنى خيرا في ميزان حسناتك اول مره اشاهد جزايري يتكلم بموضوعيه واداب. ومستوى عالي وراقي في الحوار تحيه لك
What a way to make a living , thank God for sailors…..
That blue fishing boat has more lives than a cat.
U.s.s. kitty
One strong built boat would love to know the make of it im sure its NZ made
Not the guy swept off of it though...
@@justin79811 So sad. :(
@@justin79811 Some back/forward story on this would be nice...such as who was filming it and from where? Was this close to land? The camera was very steady, so I think it must have been on land. Second...did the guy actually go overboard. I thought I caught a glimpse of his leg as he walked around towards the port side of the bridge, but after that i didn't see any sign of him. Did he survive? Why didn't he guys filming him do anything to help him...at least look in the sea for him. Christ almighty, was filming the boat so important they couldn't be bothered to help the poor bastard?
9:20 OMFG that badass ship actually enjoys the ride
Shit everywhere 🤔
@owleyes Malignaggi Looks like she's built for this purpose.
wheeeee wheeeeeeee jumpy jump
@@Turbo_TechnoLogic seems like fun
Господь, храни моряков!
영화에서 발췌한 것이기 때문에 가짜입니다.
это фальшивый чувак
One word: Humbling!
For anyone who has actually landed a helicopter that shot of the landing on a pitching deck is awe inspiring
Discovery islam
I would say it was rather highly irresponsible, helicopters shouldn't land on ships in so bad weather.
@@user-fh5nl6qv8i wtf dude?
Igor Zawitaj you do realize in many cases the option is on the ship or in the water, right?
Picture perfect landing too
Imagine the many medieval era sailors going through this on large wooden boats between the 5th to 15th century. Bravery is an understatement 🕵🏾♂️
They didn't really have ocean going ships until the 1400s
@@arc46789 You are factually incorrect.
@@HebrewsElevenTwentyFive there weren't any in the 8th century for instance. Whatever ships there were that went out into the seas hugged the shores. This was the case in the Mediterranean as well as the North Sea.
Brynden Rivers' Sunset Sea snow.....no.....
@@arc46789 I mean, the Austronesian people travelled by boat around an area spanning from Madagascar to New Zealand in 1500 BC, that's fairly "ocean-going". The Vikings from Norway also found the Americas in the 10th Century.
From what I gather, your best bet is to direct the bow of the boat head-on into the waves, even if it means getting further away from land temporarily. Being pushed by the waves at the stern seems more dangerous and never, never letting the waves hit you on the port and starboard sides of the boat.
I think motor ships sail straight into the wind and sailing ships straight with the wind (using minimal sail). Whatever happens one should never get perpendicular to the direction of the wind. And you certainly do not want to get near land in a storm!
as far as i know, the safest way to hit the wave is not head-on into it, but in a slight angle into it. This way the pressure is not so heavy on the front and the pressure from below on the hull (once the ship is on the highest point of the wave and basically tipping) can be minimized.
I think there is a special term for this exact movement, but i forgot how they called it.
Just imagine what was it like to make a trip over Atlantic with a Viking longship back in the days.
They were Greta’s great-grandparents and they hated the nazis, tied them to row and forced them to eat ikea herring
There is nothing more majestic than a big ship touching into a wave and coming out of it again
not when your on the boat 😂😂😂
10:20 ? What happened? Does it came out?
When I watch this things, I can't stop wandering what the hell went through the head of Columbus or the vikings expeditions across the oceans in small sjitty wood boats
Greed and ambition.
They got paid to explore... plus they never had UA-cam.. and never seen the danger of storms
@@ellis_1046 No, but they could talk to sea captains and to relatives who'd gone a-viking -- who would certainly tell them about some first-hand experiences.
10:20 it's just a clip from the 2000 movie "Perfect storm". 10:47 one of those vehicles falls of board and in 200 years, archeologists will have a lot to deal with :)
Jaaaaajajajajaj y además los hallarán bien limpios. Nota mental: no aparcar nunca el coche en la cubierta de un barco 😅😄😄😄😄
On one of the ships filmed where the sea exploded over the bow, was the ship that I sailed on for almost 10 years her bow was badly dented during the crossing from Lisbon to Fort Lauderdale.
Oh my God...protect all the seafarer
Were you ever in danger of being swept overboard and irretrievable?
@@-yuri-1205 well if he’s writing the comment he’s obviously ok
@@qcity6417 wow your smart
@@GaylordDy Yes we're smart in our own way, but I think that's mostly like a common sense
Now imagine yourself at a 16th century galleon in such a storm...
Or a Dark Ages Viking Ship...ah when men were made of sturdier stuff
barriolimbas i’m here after watching vikings on netflix😂😂😂
Or the time when human have not developed ships, so we have to swim the entire ocean
Or the forgotten seafaring race Malay-Polynesians in thousands of BC years.
You bastard I did that & now Ive got scurvy.
What a strange mix of actually good real footage and animations (monster wave and the sound to it, which needlessly continues). I would have liked a video like this without fake in it.
I Crossed the Atlantic in October 1956 I was 8yrs. old , saw large waves and ice bergs and flying fish . As the stern of the ship went down one could look right into the waves. Really cool 😎 nothing like this video.
Big tanker rolling, bad weather, people laughing and acting normally, just listen, it's Live :
ua-cam.com/video/lXvWe9_VSFg/v-deo.html
Me as a kid playing in the bath..
My Lego boats:
You made my day😂
@@JacySanjunXiao Glad I could be of service, enjoy your day! 😂
This has to be the best comment here xp
😂😂😂
my lego dudes: WTF
When the Captain says "Oh shit"....you might want to be someplace else.
I never heard my captains saying shit, but there were situations when other people on bord where frightning crieing like babies. So when a captain says shit it might be your death.
Some of the best nights sleep, I've ever had!! Retired Navy!!
5:56 the tiny fishing boats are honestly impressive. Goes to show, that you don't need "unsinkablecoolroughweatherboat9000" to survive swells like this. Just enough buoyancy and a decent load distribution throughout the ship
and a captain & helmsman that know what they are doing
I can laugh at my stupidity now but when I was a LOT younger I tried to take my little 25' cabin cruiser from Biscayne Bay out through Haulover Inlet to the Atlantic on the outgoing tide which gets pretty tricky as you approach the incoming waves. I had once heard that wisdom is the better part of valor so I changed my mind and decided to just boat in the bay that day.
Even with improved technology, nature is still deadly as hell.
Fenix Minerva nothing and no one on this earth can win if The elements decide its over
Mother Nature will kick your ass every time
not if you believe in jesus
Jerome Akar ...then why have many god believing people died in natural disasters?
@@jeromeakar2246 no.. lmfao
gotta give it to the ship engineers and the builders for making ships that dont just snap in this kind of weather
Thank you, uploader, for not blabbering over this, and just letting us enjoy.
How many times are these ship videos gonna get me to watch? I think I’ve seen them all. But still come back for more.
Same here😀
I'm just here for the soothing ASMR sounds of the ocean while I try to sleep
Ah yes the soothing sounds of wave crashing towards the huge ships followed by screams of Terror and Agony by the Seamen.
Now that's something to sleep to.
Goodness gracious, this reminds me of a movie I once watched on UA-cam, called "The Perfect Storm"- it narrated the story of a small fishing vessel, called the "Andrea Gail", or something like that... poor fishermen and its captain, Billy, got drowned... it still breaks my heart 2 remember-please God, NEVER EVER again, I beg of You
🎭Wow that was something that chopper landing on the tanker...good flying son...
I don’t know why this video has come into my feed but I am captured by the powerful sea. I pray for the people on board these ships impacted
Ocean: waves taller than your boat
People: good time for walking on deck