Wow! Thanks for the tour while the ship was underway. It’s spectacularly beautiful and absolutely terrifying at the same time!! Huge respect for you and the rest of the crew. Safe travels my friends.
Brings back my US Navy days. Smaller ships, which didn't roll so much, almost all motion was pitching. The tallest waves we hit were in the Black Sea. Bent some railings on the 04 level.
If you are familiar with the Asterix series of books, you will appreciate Albert Uderzo's majestic illustrations depicting a stormy ocean from the perspective of a small fishing vessel blown off course and accidentally crossing the Atlantic. His towering waves in every way reflected those seen in this video. "Asterix and the Great Crossing".
Those ocean swells are devilish swings walking on the deck looks dangerous what if a huge swell washes the deck with one foot high speed water! Colour of the water changes so beautifully captured in this video. Be careful.
Thx for sharing the excellent footage. One question arises: Were they cruising through a pirats-infested area? Or why do they have the razor-blade-wire along the reling?
Hi, former cargo ship first mate here. Worked the transatlantic lines back in the early 90s until a few years ago. I cant speak for every shipper but for us the barbed wire was added to many ships in the early 2000s. People often think its due to pirates, or sea birds. Its actually to keep the Maritime jahova's witnesses from approaching the boat while they travel from boat to boat.
I'm impressed at the footage as well, but I'm offended that it's still being called the "Indian Ocean". Its 2022, and we progressives prefer to call it the "Native American Ocean"!
Amazing! I would have expected better weather in July. I estimate the tallest of the waves to be 8-10 metres high. Bulk-loaders pose specific risks on rough seas. Short but beautiful depiction of the engine room and the main engine whine. I gather this is a slow-revving diesel with direct drive to the propeller so at 120 rpm you are just about sailing full ahead. Surprised to see that the engine control room was not manned especially in these conditions.
I noticed that myself. I was a engineer and I was thinking where is everybody at. Maybe he was in the machine shop keeping QMEDS and wipers and oilers busy? But u always want somebody in the control room. Especially during big seas.
Nice vid.....no bloody music!!.....is this seastate called ‘confused seas’??....about where is it? Kind regards,safe journey,greetings from the Netherlands!! (Subscribed and thumb-upped!!)
I noticed all of the concertina wire stretched all along the sides of the vessel. I assume this an anti-piracy measure, being in the Indian Ocean. Could you imagine a wave washing over the deck of that ship and catching a seaman unawares? It would wash him/her right into that coiled nightmare of razors! Still, it's a good anti-boarding measure, and I'm sure there aren't that many options available.
From the deck standing level where your feet touch the deck how far is it from that to the surface level of the water? Kind of seems like a short distance but it could be deceiving me because of the angle. Obviously the barbed wire would be to deter any unwanted passengers from boarding. That's what gave me the thought of what is the actual distance between the two points maybe it is a short distance
God I don’t knw how they do it ! Watching it roll plus the massive 🌊 makes my stomach feel a lil not so good n I’m in the comfort of my safe n dry 🏡 !! Safe travels 🫣🫣
Beautiful video! Thank you! Does this bulk carrier go anywhere near the Horn of Africa? Barbed wire along the entire vessel, and fire hoses ready to discourage pirates' attacks.
@ 11:06 was this sailor puking over board? It sounds like it. Other than that, the video was outstanding without the ridiculous music in the background.
Fine clear video and very interesting. Look about 9 to 12 knots over ground. Is this correct? I agree with another post here that pirates should be greeted with additional methods beside wire and preset fire hose. Thanks for the video. I subscribed also. Respect sent and safe passages for all.
amazing video, I crossed the pacific on a 40 feet sailboat on good weather and Im amazed your big tanker just gets pushed like a small boat! waves allmost crashing on board! cool complete tour of the boat!! thanks!! was the boat full? half? empty? it certainly rolls!
It's a comforting feeling that if you get washed over board, you slide through the barbed wire first. 😅 Thanks for sharing this experience, jokes aside.
Been scared of deep water my whole life. Perhaps it's the unknown just 10ft below the waves. But watching this and the ocean, makes me nauseous. I'm glad I'm not there.
Beautiful, high-level video, one of the very few without stupid music, but unfortunately made with a device that introduces horrendous deformations. The anti-pirate defenses are incredible due to the absurd laws that defend these rascals who in my opinion should be welcomed in a very different way. I subscribe to your channel pending other jobs of this level. Good work
@@Ganiscol Watch at 5,02, the horizont Is plane, this isn't Fish Eye but orrible telephone. To take a good video you need telecamera. Fish eye produces all the time and image like a circle
I’m a bit disappointed by the title of your post, I was expecting a class 5 typhoon wrecking the vessel with all the bridge windows blown out and the funnel blown overboard but nothing lie that
Thanks for sharing, really nice to hear the wind and the ocean and ship sounds!
Nice footage!
Thanks for sharing👍🏽
Wow! Thanks for the tour while the ship was underway. It’s spectacularly beautiful and absolutely terrifying at the same time!! Huge respect for you and the rest of the crew. Safe travels my friends.
Never thought of razor wire as a ship's fitting. Nice touch for pirates boarding. Nice video. Thanks for letting us visit.
the razor wire adds a metamodernist narrative and complementary design to the rolling ocean.... thanks for the upload
Sounds are unreal. Beautiful, think I’ll take this to bed for the sounds….relaxing
The colours of the ocean just brilliantly captured in this clip 👏🏽
Remembering my days in the IO aboard aircraft carrier USS America (CV-66). Thank you for posting this invigorating footage. I would love to go back.
Man, this sailor has got guts!
Coming down to the lower deck in such rough weather!
More stupid, a big wave could sweep you off & did he have a Mae West on?
Excellent video, love this channel 👏
Je n’aurais jamais imaginé avoir mon fauteuil de salon sur ce pont de bateau, grâce à vous , c’est fait,merci 🙏
Awesome video! Next time I want to see the sails and maybe the cannons.
Very interesting thank you lovely video 👍👍
Amazing thank you .feels like home .
Excellent video!. In many parts the scenes looked very much like the original Doom and Doom II.
Great video! I felt like i was there.
Absolutely fantastic video! Thank you!
Very nice to keep the horizon stable!
Thank you!❤
Brings back my US Navy days. Smaller ships, which didn't roll so much, almost all motion was pitching. The tallest waves we hit were in the Black Sea. Bent some railings on the 04 level.
The black sea? I wouldn't have ever thought that. Mine biggest waves were in the Atlantic
If you are familiar with the Asterix series of books, you will appreciate Albert Uderzo's majestic illustrations depicting a stormy ocean from the perspective of a small fishing vessel blown off course and accidentally crossing the Atlantic. His towering waves in every way reflected those seen in this video. "Asterix and the Great Crossing".
Magnifique merci thank you 👍💪💪
The ship is neet and Clean .god bless all sailors and sea is normal
waouuu😍😍 great color of water
Good weather for sleep 👍
Wow that's very சூப்பர் நண்பா
Those ocean swells are devilish swings walking on the deck looks dangerous what if a huge swell washes the deck with one foot high speed water! Colour of the water changes so beautifully captured in this video. Be careful.
The legend lives on from the Chippewa on down.....
I worked on a 298' vessel USNS Pathfinder. 30' seas were a little nerve wracking. 298' sounds big but on the ocean it's not big at all
Thx for sharing the excellent footage. One question arises: Were they cruising through a pirats-infested area? Or why do they have the razor-blade-wire along the reling?
I was thinking the same thing here…..
It's for the sharks that can walk on land. If they ever decide to think about walking aboard, they'll think twice and return to their natural habitat
Yes it's to repel pirates but they will have wire cutters no doubt, why not connect it to the ship electrics. Shocking suggestion..
Hi, former cargo ship first mate here. Worked the transatlantic lines back in the early 90s until a few years ago. I cant speak for every shipper but for us the barbed wire was added to many ships in the early 2000s. People often think its due to pirates, or sea birds. Its actually to keep the Maritime jahova's witnesses from approaching the boat while they travel from boat to boat.
I'm impressed at the footage as well, but I'm offended that it's still being called the "Indian Ocean". Its 2022, and we progressives prefer to call it the "Native American Ocean"!
NIce Video bro
Eerie and kind of terrifying.
Amazing! I would have expected better weather in July. I estimate the tallest of the waves to be 8-10 metres high. Bulk-loaders pose specific risks on rough seas. Short but beautiful depiction of the engine room and the main engine whine. I gather this is a slow-revving diesel with direct drive to the propeller so at 120 rpm you are just about sailing full ahead. Surprised to see that the engine control room was not manned especially in these conditions.
I noticed that myself. I was a engineer and I was thinking where is everybody at. Maybe he was in the machine shop keeping QMEDS and wipers and oilers busy? But u always want somebody in the control room. Especially during big seas.
Inay… na alon yan. Tapos ang pamilya sa pinas kung makapagwaldas ganun ganun nalang. Sana pahalagahan ang pinaghihirapan ng mga ofw
Video very nice please continue posted
Loved the video!
Cool.
Nice job.
Is the concertina barbed wire @ 7:23 to discourage pirates?
Beautifully captured but do take care of urself in rough weather... Not safe going on deck in such kind of situations..... God bless u... Tc
Nice vid.....no bloody music!!.....is this seastate called ‘confused seas’??....about where is it?
Kind regards,safe journey,greetings from the Netherlands!!
(Subscribed and thumb-upped!!)
Cool ! nice vid 🌞🌠⚓🌍
great video try to get the gps data on one that be sick too!!! do you have to do rounds every hour or all depends on the day !!! be safe out there
I noticed all of the concertina wire stretched all along the sides of the vessel. I assume this an anti-piracy measure, being in the Indian Ocean. Could you imagine a wave washing over the deck of that ship and catching a seaman unawares? It would wash him/her right into that coiled nightmare of razors! Still, it's a good anti-boarding measure, and I'm sure there aren't that many options available.
From the deck standing level where your feet touch the deck how far is it from that to the surface level of the water? Kind of seems like a short distance but it could be deceiving me because of the angle. Obviously the barbed wire would be to deter any unwanted passengers from boarding. That's what gave me the thought of what is the actual distance between the two points maybe it is a short distance
God I don’t knw how they do it ! Watching it roll plus the massive 🌊 makes my stomach feel a lil not so good n I’m in the comfort of my safe n dry 🏡 !! Safe travels 🫣🫣
Why are ship's external lights not on?
Beautiful video! Thank you! Does this bulk carrier go anywhere near the Horn of Africa? Barbed wire along the entire vessel, and fire hoses ready to discourage pirates' attacks.
Does the razor wire do a good job of keeping stowaways off?
What are you guys hauling
I love the razor wire
Incrível a sala de máquinas. Lindo navio.
@ 11:06 was this sailor puking over board? It sounds like it. Other than that, the video was outstanding without the ridiculous music in the background.
How long your ship..and how much your ship can carry in full load??
Que carguero espectacular deverian mostrar un pokito los camarotes y cosina y ejes de propelas👍
Fine clear video and very interesting. Look about 9 to 12 knots over ground. Is this correct? I agree with another post here that pirates should be greeted with additional methods beside wire and preset fire hose. Thanks for the video. I subscribed also. Respect sent and safe passages for all.
Nice video, however, I didn't see any 'huge' waves?!
How does all that water stay on a spinning ball?
Because God designed it to do just that!
@@smytb By making the Earth flat!
@@basedinstinct Are you one of those Flat Earth Society kooks???
Do you stand 4 on 8 off or 12 hour watches?
4 on 8 off for deck officers but morning 8 to 17 for us(engine officers)
The Indian Ocean is vast. Can you give a rough idea where in the Indian Ocean this is ? Or you were going from where to where.
@@TrollMeister_ I really don't remember exactly but I guess we were going from Krisnapatnam to Haldia during monsoon season.
@@marine.engineer ah.. so it was close to the Indian peninsula
I'd love to see vision from a fixed camera to see the flexing of the ship itself......
search flexing ships here in TH-cam. its quite crazy!!
amazing video, I crossed the pacific on a 40 feet sailboat on good weather and Im amazed your big tanker just gets pushed like a small boat!
waves allmost crashing on board! cool complete tour of the boat!! thanks!! was the boat full? half? empty? it certainly rolls!
@@anuardelcastillo2627 thanks mate....I will!!
yes very nice
Man don't fall overboard.
Looks like a fun ride in my 12ft flatbottom. Lol
It's a comforting feeling that if you get washed over board, you slide through the barbed wire first. 😅
Thanks for sharing this experience, jokes aside.
Beautiful view of Indian ocean im also a Filipino seafarers but I'm now stop because of my age
Out of all, the strangest thing to see on the ship was the anti-pirate razor wire on the stern rails. Is piracy/trespassing that common on the ship?
Cool
Dark skies, dark waters.
سبحان الله صاحب العزة والقادر على كل شيء
Been scared of deep water my whole life. Perhaps it's the unknown just 10ft below the waves. But watching this and the ocean, makes me nauseous. I'm glad I'm not there.
good vid, I love bad weather.
Very nice
That razor wire around the deck to catch illegal fish as they board the boat lol
I keep telling people, man. The dolphins'll get you if you're not careful.
7 cylinders 3 story tall building size engine, it drinks 90 tons a day, not whisky, but heavy fuel. what r u carrying?/ man
India ocean and Arabian sea monsoon session
Indian ocean ship going from and to??
Cók gusel...wow..
зыбь и не очень большой сухогруз..я правильно понял?)
Eerily deceiving...the seas appear "calm", yet has no problem rolling that massive vessel.
I like the razor wire on the side of the ship. A sad commentary about the waters in which it operates.
I don't understand the post: what does razor wire mean ?
@@dmmchugh3714 it’s rolled barbed wire but the barbs are thick sharp razor blades. Prisons fences are topped off with it. It’s a pirate deterrent.
Why is some of the water turquoise?
Beautiful, high-level video, one of the very few without stupid music, but unfortunately made with a device that introduces horrendous deformations.
The anti-pirate defenses are incredible due to the absurd laws that defend these rascals who in my opinion should be welcomed in a very different way.
I subscribe to your channel pending other jobs of this level.
Good work
Its called wide angle fish-eye and respecting human rights, ya doofus.
@@Ganiscol Watch at 5,02, the horizont Is plane, this isn't Fish Eye but orrible telephone. To take a good video you need telecamera. Fish eye produces all the time and image like a circle
@@Ganiscol pirate rights
MV Nuri Bey.
There were some large swells, but I didn't any huge waves. You really should stop with the click bait in your titles.
Круто!
Il y a vraiment trois sortes d'hommes, les vivants, les morts et ceux qui sont sur la mer...
The bigger threat is pirates,unbelievable.
Muito bom as imagens
How many beufort
Still waiting for the huge waves ! ! !
Gotta love the razor wire, puts faith in humanities hope
Where are the huge waves?
❤
lean with it, then rock with it...........
Huge waves?
👍👍👍👍👍
Ship shape & tidy.
Чёрная пучина волнуется и дна нет..)) Страшно до ужаса, когда понимаешь, что эта посудина - единственное место для тебя вокруг.
I’m a bit disappointed by the title of your post, I was expecting a class 5 typhoon wrecking the vessel with all the bridge windows blown out and the funnel blown overboard but nothing lie that
الرب معكوم
Sé ve impresionante. Y el color del mar aún lado. Parece pintado de azul. Saludos desde México DF.
Still waiting on the huge waves.