12 Most Amazing Abandoned Vehicles And Technology
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Technology evolves and changes all the time, and that’s a good thing. If it didn’t, we’d all still be driving Model T Fords, and the internet would still be the kind of thing you’d read about in science fiction novels! As technology moves on, though, some cool and unusual creations get left behind. As useful or fascinating as they were in their own time, they’ve been forgotten in all the years since. We’d like to do something about that by showing you a whole video of astonishing abandoned technology and vehicles!
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5:28 'The icy north of the USSR, close to the Antarctic...' someone needs a geography lesson! ;-)
im guessing he meant the arctic
I picked that up too. he knows something we dont
That train on wheels had a rather more interesting back story than to just be a train where there were no tracks.
They used a diesel electric loco because it had a massive generator on it.
BTW: The former Soviet Union is nowhere near the Antarctic which is home to the south pole. Its northern border faces the Arctic.
I noticed the same thing. Good catch! 😛
Exactly! And many people also do not know that Polar bears live only in Arctica (North) and Penguins in Antarctica (South).
@@turblijura your kinda right. But there're penguins in Africa. And people have discovered polar bear/ kodiak hybrids in Canada.
turblijura penguins do exist in the northern hemisphere in the wild, they are native to the Galápagos Islands which are in the northern hemisphere.
I like the " train truck " idea funny back in 1996 I took art in school drew cool pictures I was always into the railroads freight trains in Oregon like union Pacific and actually drew one on monster truck tires and called it the " off track "
That's a genius name.
Interesting how the "northern USSR" is just off the coast of Antarctica. I think our narrator's map must be somewhat different from ours....
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Beat me to it X)
Flat earthier alert!🤣🤣
Thanks for very informative video.
"... locomotive on wheels..." Uhhh... Hate to break it to you, buddy, but locomotives have/are on wheels By Definition.
Best if he would have said rubber tires
I would love to see them one day
And it's wheels came from the maz 12x12 accurately
F.Y.I...those are training missiles on that boat. Totally inert..That's why they're blue...
oh god, the "landwasershlepper" gave me an experience that i didnt know was possible
Cool stuff. Perhaps you could include a neat piece of history from my home town of Warren NH, USA. Its a Mecury Redstone rocket. It was transported from Florida in the late 60s or early 70s by a fellow who liked the town so much he wanted to give it something unique as a gift. I can remember as a little child in the mid 70s climbing inside it up to the nosecone as a "right of passage". Its still there and is most unusual
Great video.
It's 12:05 AM on a school night. this is the 3rd 'abandon vehicles' video I've watched. God help us all
@7:22 I lost it the way you said required!
I think my father's childhood friend was the lead designer of those 'flying saucers' the Moller 200, 400, etc all named after the creator, my fathers friend who I heard endless crazy stories about... amazing how some people are destined for epic crazy fates...
Great and interesting video 👍🏽 Can you tell me what backing music you used please? Thanks. 🙏🏼
There's 7 concrete ships near where I live off the shore of kiptopeak on the eastern shore of Virginia sunk them as a man made reef and to help keep the beach from eroding
4:36 this could be converted into a awesome RV
11:38 No, these are not real missiles, they are dummies.
bill in phoenix. the ducks are in Wisconsin Dells lower and upper too.
I was a bit chuckling when heard circa 5:30 "parts of the USSR close to the ANTARCTIC" maybe did I miss some geography classes????
You'd be surprised how many people don't realize where the antarctic is, some of them are actually not even that bad at geography, but fail to realize that the arctic and antarctic are on two different sides of the planet :D
I’ve been to the Steven F. Udvar Hazy Center. Saw the Sikorsky with my own eyes. At the time, I never knew it was from Pearl Harbor. How incredible.
Does anybody play World of tanks
Josh Brighton I do. I play the mobile version.
Of course if one had the funds
l think it would be neat to have the " Train-Truck " as a big time
Motor home 😎
A train on wheels 😂😂😂
Engineer 1: Hey, how can we make landing on a carrier easier?
Engineer 2: Ice deck!
What the he'll is that train, truck SUV!!!
if this stuff was in America it would be very looted and vandalized
4:48 Did you just call a Diesel locomotive on wheels a Sports Utility Vehicle?
Must be some prediction to where SUV's are desired 😂.
Lol he fuck did he did not do any research on any thing for example the french boat is loaded with training rounds /missile
Great vid, TY! The Hollywood actress
pictured briefly at 13:04 is very beautiful
and very familiar, but I've recently suffered
a TBI (Traumatic Brain Injury)
and I can't recall her name or which other
Movies or TV shows I have seen her in,
can someone Please help me with this?
Thank you in advance
Bill B might be Jill St. John from the James bond movie
Since asking the question I've found out that the actress is Kathleen Quinlan
Hey I live near a very old train tunnel that the steam trains used to go through and the tracks r still there!!!
Something in the tunnel?
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I’m pretty sure you could make a saucer fly just fine if you used mercury in a figure 8 loop and send a current through it. It would provide levitation and then use a combustion engine for propulsion
So the Soviet Space Agency "borrowed" the Buran design and Nasa "borrowed" the Dream Chaser design.
Sounds legit. :')
5:34 The "icy North" near Russia is the Artic; the Antarctic is on the southern end of the globe.
well that train vehicle didn't disappear it only evolved if it wasn't for that person creating the base idea we wouldn't have mobile missile platforms like how we have today.
All these silly amphibious vehicles and if they'd just put a skirt on the flying saucer they'd have a sweet hovercraft. Hovercraft are still being used and improved.
Actually we probably wouldn't be driving Model T's. Probably walking, and rich people riding horses.🤔
Should've covered the ducks being used as tourist vehicles. Up until like 2010, when the company went bankrupt after a bit of controversy and injured patrons.
Vauser schlepper? XD
Up here in Wisconsin there are about 20 ducks in the Wisconsin dells and you can go and ride them around the city and in the river
That's true
That sounds so cheesy
Down in Galveston Texas along the seawall they have one of the military vehicles and it’s called the drunken duck 🦆
So apparently being left in a museum for others to see is abandoning
How did they get the tug to Iowa??
Not the steam locos pls I’m gonna cry T_T
Love the quote "the British were involved in the Gulf war" lmfao. The British SAS went in to destroy communication and Sam sites before the Americans went across the bloody desert.
Also some 53000 British troops were involved in desert storm along with squadrons of our RAF, so I think we actually played a key part rather than what our American cousins claim.
8:37: Hey Buck!
The fuel tank on that loco / lorry....is going to see it about 10 miles....fuel tanks on locos are normally slung between bogies and are big! Coz locos are fuel thirsty
5.30 - 5.45 I hope the commentator mean Arctic not Antarctic
Thanks for realizing that the AVRO A
Prairie du Chien (Sheen) Wisconsin, which is on the Mississippi River in southwestern Wisconsin.
i knew there was no way a huge tug like that could be transported that far away from navigable water without someone knowing how it got there .
I’m more curious how a place in Wisconsin has a French name for a town. No idea what a “Dog Meadow” is….
Edit: was a French trading post in 1673, and named after an indigenous chief
The Childress was not sunk in Ft. Madison Iowa. It was stranded in the ice above lock 19 in Lake Cooper at Keokuk Iowa. See Keokuk Historians website.
"The icy north ... close to the Antarctic" ????
A train on wheels 😂😂😂
Old rail locomotives restored in UK have looked a lot worse than those Greek engines. What a shame they can't be restored for tourist services.
l. wade childress. I'm from Prairie du Chien (pronounced like "sheen" btw). I always understood that the rich guy that owns the property in that area bought it to be turned into a restaurant or something. He is known for starting projects and not finishing them. At least, not in a timely manner.
Why do people that talk about flying saucers always bring up the Avro Car? it was nothing more that a horrible (barely) hovercraft. Also the average person of the time would have never seen it. If they would have put a flexible skirt on it, it would have worked a lot better. I spent months working, building and refining a home built one person hovercraft from $3 plans I ordered from the back of popular science in the early 70's and the skirt was the biggest pita
5:00 were there not buses?
You know a fact/list channel is not worth watching due to poorly researched information when the NARRATOR isn't willing to have their face shown.
We were better off with the model T Ford
The duck is in England, Liverpool used to take people on a tour around the city
Also in london, search for 'Londong Duck Tours'
Also have two in rotorua, new zealand
@@roberttaka3203 aye another kiwi great to meet ya mate
The duck boat seems like an interesting idea, but got bad press as the boat was overloaded with too much weight. Search "Table Rock Lake Duck boat accident". It sank in July 2018. Lots of accidents with these boats.
@@sparkyprojects eh Longdon!!!!
Anyone know what movie is playing at 0:50?
Your Ice ship is in Lake Louise.
hello good evening thank you for being beautiful thank you for being wonderful I hope you have a great day. Goodnight the greatness in you is beautiful
What?
yo the ducks are in the Wisconsin Dells, check out the rides through the river
In a museum docent mean it is abandon
The Childriss was moved to it's current location by Blair Dillman. He is a well to do self made millionaire who lives in PDC.
SO is it a freaking national security secret to where these are located? You say in museums but NEVER mention where in some of the vehicles you mentioned..
...Did you just say "broilers" when talking about the Greek steam trains?
*BOILERS*
The "duck" is in Boston duck tours... Ton of them
No Caspian Sea Monster? Disappointed.
Is it just me or do all these channels use the same music for they’re videos
And same.voice over man
True that as well
Did you talk with anyone in Prairie Du Chien ??? Everyone Knows Blair Dillman Im sure he put it there !!
M62 diesel locomotive...
Zero research or proof reading as usual
The icy north of the USSR close to the antarctic? 😳
Do you think they can give all this military shit to the recycling program and give the money to the poor people of the country for food? What a waste of money that could go to food stamps for the people on the poverty line.
No more were built after 1945 I wonder why?
Avro car was bought from the british and then the Americans sold it 3 years later
USSR or Russia was not the Antarctic but the arctic. You forgot your geography lessons.
Yes, what a difference and "Ant..." makes!
5:30 "close to antarctic"
Pretty much a German made Donald Duck.
I’ve been in a DUCK terrifying!
5:28 "The icy north of the USSR close to the Antarctic"?... 🙄
Its BOILERS NOT BROILERS.
Soviet actually landed on the moon just so you know but they crash landed and died on the other side of the moon
How do you guys sleep at night making videos filled with so many falsehoods and mistakes?
Close to the Antarcticc? Noth of Russia? ?=???
So Russia is close to the antartic??
#Real
search up the ducks branson missouri
Taking so long to get to the point doesn't bode well for the rest of the video.
Prairie Du Chien, Chien is pronounced shane
It's pronounced sheen
I once had a tug on the Mississippi river lol 🙀🤮
Just like The Berut shit bomb.
Honestly I would rather drive a model T than any modern car!
Pronounced Prairie-Do-Sheen
Typical lazy youtube journalism.
That off-road locomotive is one of the stupidest ideas ever. The power/weight ratio required for a train running on smooth tracks using steel wheels is much, much less than that required for a road vehicle using rubber wheels with a lot more rolling resistance, not to mention an off-road vehicle having to overcome unpaved, uneven, muddy or snowy terrain. I'd be surprised if that vehicle could pull its own weight in such environment, nevermind any cargo.
These lokomotives do not really way more than 100 tons. Even if the lokonotive would onely have 4000 hp it would still have a power to weight rathio of 40 hp/T wich is almoast 3 times as mutch as the M4 Sherman tank.
So it would have no problemes pulling not onely it self but probably a ton of cargo.
@Mo no I'm talking power, not torque. Torque can be multiplied via reduction gear, power cannot.
@Mo no 2000hp/100t is about 20hp/ton. Enough to pull its own weight at a snail's pace, but not much else.
Avrocar lol what a fk fail :D
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Your intro...Well, it wouldn't be a bad thing....work manually again, phissically work and acchieve progress instead of automation and digitallisation.. The world din't become better.. we are now in an "in-between- state" ...unemployment is big, and cheap labour is needed to compete with the lazyness of the people, because no one wants to work, and wants everything cheap.... so..cheap forces are haule in from other countries....robottifying production makes everything go 24/7 robots don't get ill..don't get tired and don't need sleep, and humanity puts itself out of order...Glad I am halfway out of my lifetime..and glad I didn't put children in this sorry way of a future.. the pre 80's where great..oke, also machination of labour, but still enough manual.........in fact.. it ws better up till then