Lol, it looks like it, but if you go back 20 seconds and look real close, you will see that there’s another boat that joins it. I think it’s also the camera angle and the way the boats are positioned.
Anthony Price lol. Your telling me you would like this more if it was slowed down? Bruh. You would be watching for days. And says. And days. Do you have a life?
+HandicapUser Buoys are used as safety aids to navigation by marking shallow waters at the side of a dredged area or - close to busy ports - to separate the traffic (basically, to help keeping the "right lane"). In this latter case we talk about TSS or traffic separation schemes.
This really does put into perspective how slow going and time consuming but somehow incredibly efficient and scenic, shipping by cargo liner is. Fascinating.
That was a great video ..love how the two smaller ships greet the cargo ship and help push it into space and pull it out ..Speeding up the video with the lights and the small ships all dashing about really has made the whole thing look very scifi all most like a space ship navigating a busy space ..kudos to creator
I work in the international commodity trade and I am just absolutely fascinated by shipping. We owe a lot to our seafarers without them this world would grind to a halt.
Evening All - Thanks for all of your comments and feedback. Great to see this video going viral and so many getting to see and enjoy the footage. This was originally uploaded as a test file only, hence the silence and frustratingly I only spotted the dropped frame this week. I think the video description gives as much tech away as I am comfortable sharing.
+Toby Smith are the containers not secured in any way? It looks as if the cranes are just stacking them on top of each other? Can't they just roll off in heavy seas?
"May your paths be open and your vision clear"...one of the best quotes i have heard...appeals to both the oriental and the occidental... applies to the materialist as much as the spiritualist...
The containers lock together with what is called an ISO pin. It is a large"T" nut on the end of a 1.25 inch threaded rod with a large castle nut on it and a retaining pin that gos through the gap in the castle nut and a hole drilled in the threaded rod . The "T" nut is welded to the threaded rod and the unit is assembled then the hole is drilled in them At least that is the way that I have made them. There may be another design. The t nut is put through a oval hole on the container and the rotated . The castle nut is tightened on the threaded rod which is through a plate in the deck or another container, thus creating tension between the t nut and the castle nut . When there is adequate tension the retaining pin ir clip is placed through the hoLe in the threaded rod and a gap in the castle nut, preventing the nut from becoming lose or backing off of the threaded rod
We need a majestic casual type song over this... HELL, you start a channel dedicated to that kind of music and that kind of footage, I'm almost positive you could go places.
I was on a ship like that in the 80's, in Japan once ,they were unloading the boxes even b4 we were along side, and tied up lol, enjoyed every minute of it, what was the Port there
Hi Toby, i hope you're still creating such awesome timelapse video of your voyage. please keep on sharing them here. we love to see more of the great seas.
Purely to even the weight. Some containers have to go on in a certain order, leaving the ship light on the right. I made this up, but it might be right?
@@andybaker8956 yeah that does happen! I'm down in the engine room so not too clued up on the loading but I know that the deck officers have a loading plan and have to adjust ballast to ensure that everything is as stable as possible
Starting at 3:40, on the left side of the screen, right in the middle, those trucks look like breakdancing or something. I hope this is just an optical illusion
@@nathaliem9597 ...which doesnt mean, they dont lose any. App. 1500 containers are lost every year (of 150 million or so). Can take them some months to sink, can be a danger to other vessels. www.logisticsmiddleeast.com/article-10055-over-1600-shipping-containers-lost-at-sea-every-year
The good old days of working on cruise line ship, i have seen it all rough seas, water so calm a drop would make ripples, beautiful sunsets and rises, stary nights, open skies. It was a beautiful time.
@@cloudrun654 I am not quite an expert on this as well, but I believe the bottom layer of containers are manually attached to the ship deck with twistlocks, and the containers on top lock into place automatically
One of these containers can hold up very much assault rifles with ammo...i'd say maybe ten thousand assault rifles just in one container! If you bring them to protesters, you can easily overthrow any government in that place, think about that
This is totally amazing Toby, thanks for sharing it, even if it was just a test! You've probably answered it elsewhere but what made you be on that ship in the first place?
A.P. Moller-Maersk Group... Revenue 2014 US$47.569 billion, Profit 2014 US$ 5.195 billion Asks to have material for FREE... Maersk, u know that good things cost money (its not free to ship things on your ships.. or did something happen to the world) , Toby should be offered money for the incredible time laps, or is this how your PR works? You ask photographers if you can have there work I looked at your you tube channel.. there are some films there, did you just ask a production company to make them.. and you should "credit" them as a payment? this is a wery good timelaps.. it should be reflected in the payment ping @Maersk
+Mikael Rosenberg, if +Maersk offers to credit your video that has been largely ignored on TH-cam for about a year, you say yes. Then you ask Maersk if you can collaborate with them (for free) rendering the video into something that might help Maersk have even higher profits. If all works out, you will have so much work you won't know what to do with it.
They pay his salary, what he does on his time off is his choice. Many companies have it in their employment rules that anything you come up with while working for them becomes their property and requires no compensation from them. I came up with an idea and wanted to submit it to a company I didn’t work for, their legal statement said I could but would lose all claims to the idea or future versions or any form of monetary compensation so I didn’t and they lost out.
***** first there is real physical photographic and observed evidence of the Earth's shape. Second, science and math are all about equations and paperwork and they work fine for us and have given us everything from computers to airplanes to smart phones. The scientific method is the best thing we humans have to progress and make sense of the world.
Wow, never imagined the sea is so much like a highway.
After Titanic that is.
Download VesselFinder on iPhone or look online then you realise how much is actually going on
@@twinshorts4088 insane
This looks like it’s at a port, so it’s going to be busy
That ain't the sea. It's a channel
A good audio would have been a cherry on this cake.
Choose your own and play it in another window. Land of Confusion by Genesis works well for me.
I agree with this point very much, it can change our view.
Doesnt need audio. Have you got a short attention span ?
No one wants to listen to what you consider good music
💯
5:11 bro that boat on the right just cloned himself, china is really advanced
Ayy yo
@@theboichino7612 that was my first reaction!
Lol, it looks like it, but if you go back 20 seconds and look real close, you will see that there’s another boat that joins it. I think it’s also the camera angle and the way the boats are positioned.
@@mknightb698 boah halt die fresse man
HAHAHAHA
This would be a great screen saver , just playing on repeat
sure,it is a great screen saver.
If it wasn't sped up it would be better
Play it at 0.5, it's not too bad.
wallpaper engine
Anthony Price lol. Your telling me you would like this more if it was slowed down? Bruh. You would be watching for days. And says. And days. Do you have a life?
Wait, so is there really like a sea highway defined by buoys?
+HandicapUser Buoys are used as safety aids to navigation by marking shallow waters at the side of a dredged area or - close to busy ports - to separate the traffic (basically, to help keeping the "right lane"). In this latter case we talk about TSS or traffic separation schemes.
Andrea Papaioannu Very neat! Thank you!
Not across the ocean there isn't
They literally call them "shipping lanes"
Boys? What
This really does put into perspective how slow going and time consuming but somehow incredibly efficient and scenic, shipping by cargo liner is. Fascinating.
It shows the scenery and feelings after acceleration！
@@abechua8853 er....'feeling'?
from this portrayal?
5:22 wow that truck at left scene practice reverse looooong time
when you dont wanna work, but have to prove miles^^
or just wtf is going on XD
That was a great video ..love how the two smaller ships greet the cargo ship and help push it into space and pull it out ..Speeding up the video with the lights and the small ships all dashing about really has made the whole thing look very scifi all most like a space ship navigating a busy space ..kudos to creator
I work in the international commodity trade and I am just absolutely fascinated by shipping. We owe a lot to our seafarers without them this world would grind to a halt.
Evening All - Thanks for all of your comments and feedback. Great to see this video going viral and so many getting to see and enjoy the footage. This was originally uploaded as a test file only, hence the silence and frustratingly I only spotted the dropped frame this week. I think the video description gives as much tech away as I am comfortable sharing.
+Toby Smith are the containers not secured in any way? It looks as if the cranes are just stacking them on top of each other? Can't they just roll off in heavy seas?
+Toby Smith
I have one question that confuses me : Shouldn't the red bouys be on ship's right when returning from the sea ???
+Toby Smith Kudos from Brazil.
in the alpha system, when entering to the port the red buoys are on the left side of the ship
Earth is flat, thanks for more proof.
Props to the camera man for staying awake
Camera operators really are the hero’s
Thanks so much for not ruining this awesome video with music.
This is by far one of the coolest things I’ve ever seen
Really fascinating. I didn't realize that the seas were so busy. I love the clouds and the storms that brew in the distance.
Sir, this is the most beautiful time-lapse I've ever seen. I wish you luck in your journey.
From 3:10 Tetris Theme should start playing
Lmao
Haha just "GAME OVER!!"
A privilege to see your work and your well chosen favorites.
May your paths be open and your vision clear.
"May your paths be open and your vision clear"...one of the best quotes i have heard...appeals to both the oriental and the occidental... applies to the materialist as much as the spiritualist...
Looks so peaceful. Id love to work on a big ship like that
The containers lock together with what is called an ISO pin. It is a large"T" nut on the end of a 1.25 inch threaded rod with a large castle nut on it and a retaining pin that gos through the gap in the castle nut and a hole drilled in the threaded rod . The "T" nut is welded to the threaded rod and the unit is assembled then the hole is drilled in them At least that is the way that I have made them. There may be another design. The t nut is put through a oval hole on the container and the rotated . The castle nut is tightened on the threaded rod which is through a plate in the deck or another container, thus creating tension between the t nut and the castle nut . When there is adequate tension the retaining pin ir clip is placed through the hoLe in the threaded rod and a gap in the castle nut, preventing the nut from becoming lose or backing off of the threaded rod
Watching this is incredible, didn’t expect so many boats in sea??? There’s so many
@president camacho did you not watch the whole video? That was hours and hours of time time, even days!
Actually small boats are used to park those big ones and then to help them sail
It's off coast China, the largest exporter in the world.
Jimmy Uzumaki yep, tugboats or tow boats
@@ziconghuang7139 Yeah recently they started exporting exotics like corona.
We need a majestic casual type song over this... HELL, you start a channel dedicated to that kind of music and that kind of footage, I'm almost positive you could go places.
Absolutely fascinating! LOVED the electrical storm at the end!
Amazing video Toby! May we share and use or edit this video? We'll credit you of course! Thanks! Maersk Social Team.
lol
@Steven Hickman why wrong ?
4 years later...
Toby: “ok sure”
Yeah it's cool
Yes toby told me to agree to your offer.. Thanks and Regards from Toby..
Idk why but I got Christmas vibes watching this. Very relaxing and warm
I don't comment very often at all... but this one is worth saying thank you for!
thanks to the camera man for standing outside the whole time as this ship zoooooooms super fast across these vast ocsens
Awesome in 4K!
One of the most beautiful videos I've seen for while...
I was on a ship like that in the 80's, in Japan once ,they were unloading the boxes even b4 we were along side, and tied up lol, enjoyed every minute of it, what was the Port there
I want to go there.
Guangzhou, China
I've never imagined how amazing could it be all the process of moving these containers, by road, air, and sea.
I watched this when it came out, can't believe it's been five years. This clip is immortal, and doesn't age.
Videos like this make me appreciate life and the Earth itself. It’s a beautiful sight
2:14 My Aliexpress stupid late night orders right there.
Ahah
Thank you for making this, some people never get to see this or make it for themselves. Thank you! Please make and post more.
Great vid, feels like 7 minutes of meditation! ^_^
Hi Toby, i hope you're still creating such awesome timelapse video of your voyage. please keep on sharing them here. we love to see more of the great seas.
Man can you imagine if a cargo ship to travel that fast
Jp3 ? Lol. 2
If it's spinning
I know, this must be fake
Bosse Corneliussen the video is fast forwarded....
@@mogliking12345 Xd idk if ur serious or u just both fooling around
OMG! It's one of the best video I've ever watch on the TH-cam! Very cool!
Daily dose of Internet sent me here
Stanton thorne This isn’t the one
The one on Daily dose of internet is by Jeff HK
Wrong one
We dont care, i understand what he's meaning.
same
Cool, a really interesting look into this, I like that there isn't music, the night to day and unloading/loading was a nice touch also.
same here
Wish they’d stack more containers on the near side left.
Purely to even the weight. Some containers have to go on in a certain order, leaving the ship light on the right. I made this up, but it might be right?
@@andybaker8956 yeah that does happen! I'm down in the engine room so not too clued up on the loading but I know that the deck officers have a loading plan and have to adjust ballast to ensure that everything is as stable as possible
Wow, amazing and great resolution. Thanks!
This is so real.......that it looks unreal
How many stretches of flat, level water does it take to make a ball?
Starting at 3:40, on the left side of the screen, right in the middle, those trucks look like breakdancing or something. I hope this is just an optical illusion
It literally is like a freaking highway on the seas. I never imagined it quite like that, wow. Pretty incredible job you have!
Have the elders of TH-cam brought us all together again with another recommended video?
I cant stop watching it over and iver again
One frame missing at 2:24 :P
Zaymon Foulds-Cook if you pause it it says "media offline"
Zaymon Foulds-Cook It says media offline in a bunch of languages
:-P
Thank you, Now I wasted 5 minutes trying to pause at the right frame.
Military Op.
Why is this better than my entire existence?!?!
QUESTION: how do they keep the containers from falling off when the ship roles in high waves?
The containers are all connected together using metal bars and other devices
@@kuiper921 oh ok...thanks!
@@nathaliem9597 ...which doesnt mean, they dont lose any.
App. 1500 containers are lost every year (of 150 million or so). Can take them some months to sink, can be a danger to other vessels.
www.logisticsmiddleeast.com/article-10055-over-1600-shipping-containers-lost-at-sea-every-year
@@kaptainkrampus2856 Yea, forgot to add that that they do in fact fall off, just it's not like they are just on there with gravity
Forget the ship. Watching the clouds boil and pop is fantastic.
excellent video, I've watched this a few times in a row now - hope to see more +sub
Magnificent artwork. Magnificent. 👏🏻👏🏻
beautiful. would love to hear some good sound recordings from such a journey
The good old days of working on cruise line ship, i have seen it all rough seas, water so calm a drop would make ripples, beautiful sunsets and rises, stary nights, open skies. It was a beautiful time.
This needs some cool ambiant music to watch it with. 🎶🎧😎
That night sky is beautiful and the sunrise dang that’s nice
Incredible!
Just spent like 5 minutes trying to see what the red screen said only to discover "Media Offline" is all it was...
Atomic Tank Girl fucking same, I thought I’d discovered some hidden message or something 🤦🏼♂️
Timestamp?
@@DustMug lol... it was 3 months ago m8... no way I'd remember...
2:25 ...really fast btw
Oggetto multimediale non in linea ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
This is splendidly amazing!!!
This is awesome! I'd love to be able to see the 4K version, but I don't have a screen to watch 4K video on just yet. Love this 720p version though.
+Peter Gowdy download it...
+Damien Holland monitors cant be downloaded sadly
This man brought tracking to another level
I was surprised that the containers are not secured, or tied down some how. Is that true?
Well the ship goes very slowly and the containers are very heavy
The containers are connected to the ship and to eachother by heavy duty locks
@@tmeddum660 Do the locks need to be secured by people, or do they somehow secure when the containers are put in place?
@@cloudrun654 I am not quite an expert on this as well, but I believe the bottom layer of containers are manually attached to the ship deck with twistlocks, and the containers on top lock into place automatically
Beautiful, very nicely done
One of these containers can hold up very much assault rifles with ammo...i'd say maybe ten thousand assault rifles just in one container! If you bring them to protesters, you can easily overthrow any government in that place, think about that
Crazy how organized everything is
This is totally amazing Toby, thanks for sharing it, even if it was just a test! You've probably answered it elsewhere but what made you be on that ship in the first place?
this is like the the 1Mth time this video shows up on my feed and I waatch it every time
I really thought the sun was coming up in the beginning
Thankyou. This is beautiful
ICH: Meister wieviele Container ?
CHEF: Da geht noch mehr!
underated lmfao
Fantastic video Toby :)
Would be nice if there was maybe a calming song in the background
Pink Floyd - if would suit the best.
Or the sped up sounds of a ship at sea
I think Moby's porcelain or smthing would be cool
This is majestic
And what planet is this
Tendie God planet zog
Wow, such a beautiful sky
Awesome, please consider putting an epic tune as background music :)
I've not seen calmer seas than these!
My dream is to see the Sky and The stars like this (there is to much light pollution in my Area I can only see White dots in a black Canvas😣)
You're not alone
Me too
Excellent!! Very unique concept!!
A.P. Moller-Maersk Group... Revenue 2014 US$47.569 billion, Profit 2014 US$ 5.195 billion
Asks to have material for FREE...
Maersk, u know that good things cost money (its not free to ship things on your ships.. or did something happen to the world) , Toby should be offered money for the incredible time laps, or is this how your PR works? You ask photographers if you can have there work
I looked at your you tube channel.. there are some films there, did you just ask a production company to make them.. and you should "credit" them as a payment?
this is a wery good timelaps.. it should be reflected in the payment
ping @Maersk
+Mikael Rosenberg, if +Maersk offers to credit your video that has been largely ignored on TH-cam for about a year, you say yes. Then you ask Maersk if you can collaborate with them (for free) rendering the video into something that might help Maersk have even higher profits. If all works out, you will have so much work you won't know what to do with it.
+Mikael Rosenberg Absolutely spot on. I bet the 4k camera wasn't cheap either.
They pay his salary, what he does on his time off is his choice.
Many companies have it in their employment rules that anything you come up with while working for them becomes their property and requires no compensation from them.
I came up with an idea and wanted to submit it to a company I didn’t work for, their legal statement said I could but would lose all claims to the idea or future versions or any form of monetary compensation so I didn’t and they lost out.
Thank you for this Video !
need some music
This is amazing
Wow. Great video. From this perspective it looks like the earth is flat...
But that can't be.... can it?
***** indeed!
No, its not. The Earth is a sphere, like all planets. To be precise, its called an oblate spheroid.
Actually you can see the land rise up from beyond the horizon... that would only happen if the world wasn't flat.
***** first there is real physical photographic and observed evidence of the Earth's shape. Second, science and math are all about equations and paperwork and they work fine for us and have given us everything from computers to airplanes to smart phones. The scientific method is the best thing we humans have to progress and make sense of the world.
Rob Hodge Or can it??
wow this is so cool. i never seen how this is done until now :D
Insert Interstellar music "Day One"
Crazy cool!!!!!!! Thank you for sharing!
Flat level water =flat earth. Thnx
It's truly called sea level not sea curve for a reason, right on.
1000s of miles and not an inch of curvature. 👀____________________✌
this is amazing! congrats👏👏
Very cool video! Great! Thank you!
awesome video beautiful camera angle
The sky is so gorgeous😍😍😍
This is really wonderful!
Came here from a Brazilian Tech-Site, it's amazing, especially that sky
This video is beautiful
Amazing landing planes captured.
awesome. keep the world moving.
What is the wide (square?) object being loaded at 2:59? A hatch cover?
I think you are correct. From what I understand, these beauties have the capacity to stow containers below decks as well.
Indeed it is the hatch cover for the lower deck holds. You can see it in very good detail in this video th-cam.com/video/kj7ixi2lqF4/w-d-xo.html