Oil Tanker in Hurricane | Heavy Seas in The North Atlantic Ocean
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
- MR Oil Tanker TORM LILLY in Hurricane in ballast condition - Wind speed 70-80 knots (Beaufort 12). Ship length: 183 m, beam: 32 m.
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Now imagine sailing on weather like this few hundred years ago on some ship made of wood, those guys had balls
They had balls of steel.
Didn't even have sunscreen or ac/heat. No electric stove or microwave.
What's worse is that voyages can take years. Diesel or steam aren't a thing until late 1700s. One trip can take at least a decade of your life.
@@ayushsingh5770 and u licked them wanna be desi
Vinland saga Vikings
This audio needs to be looped into an asmr video. It’s probably the best genuine sounds I’ve ever heard. Most of those recordings are not really at sea and layered with other sounds. This is 100% real. The wind, the creaking ship, fantastic.
Never thought that "relaxing" and "terrifying" could apply to the same thing simultaneously.
😂
He still sleepy 🥱
just Imagine being on a sailing ship in this I have mad respect for those men and woman who sailed in this 150 years ago.
Considering that now strong storms are visible on the map and they are simply avoided, but at that time there was no such possibility
@@EdintCZcams
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˹He(Allah) is the One˺ Who has laid out the earth for ˹all of˺ you, and set in it pathways for you, and sends down rain from the sky, causing various types of plants to grow,˹so˺ eat and graze your cattle. Surely in this are signs for people of sound judgment.
Qur'an 20(53:54)
Who is Allah?
"Our Lord(Allah) is He Who gave everything its form and then guided it."
Qur'an (20:50)
@@Iamthewarner557 ok, now please prove all this using theories proven by the experimental method
Salute to those sailors who sail wooden ships in these seas centuries ago
And they sailed and occupied lands and Made many nations as their slaves..
Really Great..
@@cliff311976 how it was in those days you turd. It was about land. Do you hold a pathetic grudge against all Germans because of what happened in the 1930-40s? You are part of the problem with society. You can’t re-write or try to dwell on historical events. You acknowledge and don’t allow the, to happen again
@@cliff311976 and? That was what every country did in those times lmao
They must have 4 times more testo than todays juiced up bodybuilder…
One minute video? We want at least one hours...it is so relaxing and great before going to sleep.
definitely something a krokodil user would go to sleep to
पानी की जहाज में उपस्थित अधिकारियों और कर्मचारियों को दिल से सलाम 🙏
उनके साहस को प्रणाम
Pranam rejected.
CZcams recommended us after the epic climax of KGF2 🤣🤣
😂😂
I'm glad I'm safely home in my chair.
Now imagine the explorers 500 years ago crossing the same oceans in their wooden galleons.
Koun koun yah video india se dekh rha h 🇮🇳😍👍
This is not bad at all! The ship seems to be reasonable full of cargo. So these waves are not even close to be harmful to that ship. Just wait until you get in to the big rollers on 30-50 Meter + tall in the winter storms in the North Atlantic. Then you might have to brace yourself to avoid being slammed to the walls. Been there, done that back in the 1980's.
30m with a single hull ship is more or less suicide
Here from Twitter
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Twitter recommended me this
🤣🤣me too just came from twitter
Me three
Ahh community notes I see
the person who recorded this may be thinking that this will be his last video 😅
Idk why but this seems so peaceful and chill to me lol
I know right? Seems to me like being inside listening to the rain but just more extreme. Danger and death all around the ship but you're safe onboard it.
When u see the real power of nature infront of u 🔥
You and your team and your ship members are all too brave
I used to dream of becoming a navy since I was in highschool (and failed). But when I graduated I had a chance to work on an oil tanker ship for weeks. I quitted that dream after experienced a nightmare on open sea. Lol.
TOTAL Respect for the crews that do this job without which we would have nothing 👏👏
this is terrifying, even with all today's technology, imagine what it was like to cross the Atlantic during the discovery of America, in wooden boats.
Yes, America was discovered in wooden boats, but not across the Atlantic. It is known that the Vikings were in Newfoundland in 1021 (precise radiodation of felled trees). They were probably there before, via Iceland and then Greenland.
Craziness !!! I heard that most sailors of those times were kidnapped and taken by force. I believe in that.
@@TomaszLee sorry if I didn't express myself well, I'm talking about the discovery of South America, but Brazil mainly by Pedro Álvares Cabral, in 1500, he came in three ships.
@@josedasilva7636 ancient people were really mad n crazy...their minds were sick...if they can carry out something as crucification, they must be mad sick. Thank goodness those idiots are long gone. That includes the Romans, Alexander mad fella n even all those nutty Chinese dynasties who only cared abt wars n invasions. Real idiots...all of them
@@musiclove4887hard times, hard people you know
Hats of to all the crews working and traveling on such a deep ocean.....thanks ,
That sound is like ... parachute jumping in bgmi 🤣
Man not filtered into w a man iilve
This is how my parents went to school
fat mother jokes
Me: Scroll my feed
CZcams : wanna see an oil tanker in hurricane
Me:
Who captured this video is very brave.
The Sailor
Looks very dangerous. I dont have guts to be on that ship. The crew members deserve an award to be on this ship.
That sound kills me first
I feel proud to be a grandson of my grand father because he spent whole life on that type Strom ship.
The interesting thing he tell us hie life experience...
I salute to my Grand father.
His soul Rest in peace
We are nothing infront of these oceans.
God is great and most merciful.
Amazing seen
Damn, ocean is monstrous.
Truly makes me nauseous just to look at it. Imagine doing this in the 17th century with just a wooden boat and sails which you need to constantly adjust.
The North Sea always has such a dark grey tone to it during heavy storms, which just makes it even more terrifying.
now i understand why oil prices fluctuate so much
I see what ya did there...
this makes me realise how small are we in the middle of the deep sea.
Moving around 24/7 till you get to a port. Mad respect to the sailors and the ship!
Its Rocky Bhai 🔥 Ship 🚢 don't Touch
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I can’t imagine the amount of stress being put on that thing....
Hard to believe it just didn't crack, bend whatever. Solid engineering I guess..
I got sick just watching that for the 1 minute
Cranking, wind and waves sound wow I would had scared to death or fainted. 😂😂
Smooth sea never made a skilled sailor ⚓⚡ proudly say I am a mariner ✨💖💖
The oil is getting mixed well .
This vid was recommended to me at 4 in the morning but hey this is somehow relaxing but very terrifying
Although dangerous, safety standards in terms of comstruction and machinery on vessels today are so incredible that they can very easily handle such weather. Only thing you feel when you're caught up in such weather is a little sea sickness (that too maybe). There's nothing to be afraid of 😄
I worked 9 years on ocean going cargo ship and supply and towing vessel oilrig operation as a deck officer.
then enlist in the navy. now retired.
i love sailing too.
😘
That's y merchant navy guys are paid handsome package for this deadly business
Well done! I almost got sea sick watching it.
That bucket at 0:46. I would use it very often.
One thing is for sure, the oil is well mixed on arrival!
Now I understand why oil is so expensive.
I get sea sick just from watching. Respect to all merchant sea-men.
If i was there,i will eat sleeping pill,and ask someone to wake me up when arrived to destination
Imagine if the ship sinks and you wakeup in the heaven directly
@@capjak212 😂😂😂
Coward 😂
Same
@@capjak212 hahahahahhahaahahHhaahahahahaaha i rather go to heaven,but what if I'm going to hell🤣🤣 i will not eat sleeping pill for sure 🤣
Man, even in the biggest ships, hurricane waves look devastating.
Mankind: we can make huge ships
Ocean : welcome to my kindergarten ..
My dad : This is how I went to school
On the Sea you really Feel how small you are!
Ship driver is really really really great and brave man of the world... Big salute to you sir 😟😟😟
Thanks, mate!
Respect to Oil TANKERS.
Wow, the forces at play must be insane!
Kudos to the welders… the forces on the hull must be huge
I can't imaging the Mayflower and other wooded ships/boats back in the pirate days. How'd they survive stuff like this? Crazy insane!
Guy pans around to see his buddies and realizes he's on the bridge by himself!
A lot of them sunk unfortunately.
@@ndorobei4391 or fortunately if your a treasure hunter.
I think about this sometimes then I remember no matter how big a boat or a ship is, the ocean makes all boats and ships insignificant.
My brain while watching: jump into the water
Me: why
My brain: Just jump psyche
Imagine your in this Hurricane in the 1700's with a wooden ship.
if i found my (rose) the lady in titanic over there then it should be ok 😊
Just made me seasick watching this !
Me too, wouldn't have the balls to make that sort of sailing.
This is what I see when I close my eyes while taking a cold shower.
🥶😨
It's riding smooth because it's oiled
Looks like High End Graphic Game
I sailed thru two storms just like this only I was aboard a destroyer escort. All shipboard work ceases except for watches and you just try and cope with the constant movement. The only food they served was beans, crackers and sandwiches. It was near impossible to sleep, take showers or a crap! The heads (washrooms) were a cesspool of vomit, sloshing water and floating waste products. Not pretty!
Great people serving us in these mad waves
The fact this footage was taken and uploaded by a survivor of this ship after this experience, proves to me that I was right...I'd rather be on land.
Nice vid!!!
Survivor? The ship is still in use today. It didn't sink or anything.
@@OvertheHIL524 He survived and the ship did, but my nerves didn't after seeing what they experienced. A joke...
It wouldn't be so bad if God had given us gills... together with lungs.
How powerful is ocean 🤯
Ada data kecil itu miskin...
Ada data purnamaalfendi kecelakaan.... Hati- hati saham ?
Is that a question?
You tuber "I love sailing "
Me "I love such videos".😂
Great engineering on a magnificent monster
This sound should be looped into an asmr video. It’s so incredible, you’d think it was fake.
Hell of a ride. You won't scare of anything anymore once you pass through that moment.
My god, that is scary. Knowing how big and heavy tankers are, and seeing the ocean just toss it around like that... that's something else.
No worries, for tanker ship with fully loaded will be safe. This ship already analyse with extreme wave for 100years
If it was that rough, I wouldn’t be at the helm either. Captain was below praying.
If we all had to give up our cars because no one wanted to captain an oil tanker in seas like that, I would completely understand.
Bloody hell, can you imagine the forces on the whole structure 😯
Wow, fantastic stuff, cheers for that
Thank you
You know its bad when it looks like that on camera 😅
I would love to see some 10 hour footage of a trip. Sleeping video
Same! Or a plane/helicopter flying over mountains
@@Dunkiep8 or get in one
I experienced similar at Indian ocean
You lie
These men and woman in the oceans have got to be the BRAVEST people around....
It's official; I'm staying on land.
Just another day in the bearing sea for us fishermen 😳
Yt decides to recommend this outta nowhere after 6 months. Anyone else?
Just remembers me the climax of kgf2 that's our Rocky situation 🥰
Same bro😕
Imagine when you live in the age of exploration using wooden and small ships
Power of mother Nature.... And Science.. At the same time..
Being a navy isn't a joke... I just realized
I was a kid and took a ride on the Block Island ferry from what I think was Point Judith to Block Island with my family. It was pretty rough but not nearly as rough as this voyage. We were standing on deck, and you could feel how bad the ride was by the tossing and turning. My Dad says let's go back down to the lower level. He said it wouldn't be so rough. When we got there he was right it wasn't too rough but the puke coming over the side from the people above was worse to see than the rough ride itself. What a Trip!
My god if i were there i would get heart attack by seeing that horrible scene 😱😱
The ocean is most defiantly a living and breathing entity. Just listen closely to it’s voice.
Gurl are you ok??
watching too much avatar the way of water
The ocean is saying, I'm huuuuunnnnnnggggggyyyyyy beeeeeooooooootchhhhhh!
Sailors must feel like they're back in a rocking cradle.
The sea was angry, like an old man trying to return soup at a deli.
Seinfeld 😂😂
Good footage I spent 18yrs at sea in the British Merchant Navy it could get quite uncomfortable at times it looked like you was light ship at the time
10 years merchant mariner . Miss those days.⚓
Ji
@@delphilungwyn5308 Miss them years
“A ship is safe in harbour, but that's not what ships are for.” William G.T. Shedd
😩 " Yet, ANOTHER example to mankind and civilization that we're as nothing to The Mighty Forces of Nature. "
Soo the algorithm brougth us together again ..
The cameraman must be very still 😂😂😂