12 Most Mysterious Incidents With Ships And Submarines
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We all love a good mystery story, and it seems like some of the very best of them occur out at sea. Everybody knows the story of the Mary Celeste, which was found drifting without a crew, but that’s just one of many maritime mysteries which have puzzled the public for years. From missing boats to missing crews and disappearing passengers, this video is full of happenings at sea which are strange, but true.
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By, "mysterious," did you mean, "completely explained and understood?"
lol
no by mysterious they mean piracy that has been going on for thousands of years, but then returning the cargo and crew......FFS
You guys are to serious. Lmao
XPECTED *too, and yes we are ;p
@@Truly_Rudly ye litteraly you had to even correct a word thats on the comments section.
Saw Freewinds in St. Lucia July 2019. I was cruising on Freedom of the Seas.
Wait - did you say that a fire onboard a (nuclear) submarine is not an issue because it is underwater!??
Fire is one of the MOST serious problem at any time. There is oxygen inside...
They even run a different % oxygen to help prevent fire
No oxygen is all the same but there is different gases which were added
The narrator is a typically clickbating American, thinking he's could be a narrator for Pets Do The Strangest Things, or Candid Kamera etc..
A fire on a submarine is catastrophic in any sense of the word. It’s obvious this moron was never a submariner.
@@TERoss-jk9ny indeed, some comments by some humans make you question their logical intellect enough to classified as a mammal.
This video was like I walked into a restaurant and ordered a steak dinner and instead, the waiter brought me a bowl of oatmeal.
The only mystery here is the title of this video
Ikr. A ship catches fire because a welder didn't pay attention.. The mystery.......
Thanks for the warning. I'll not bother to watch it.
3:12 you use a clip from the Mel Brooks movie "Life Stinks"... anyone else catch that? LOL
The channel used many movie clips. One I recognized was a short film 1:51 of the wireless operators Jack Phillip and Harold Bride by Thomas Lynskey. Did a pretty good job recreating the moments of the two men. th-cam.com/video/7-AWbrdNo58/w-d-xo.html Also, Thomas Lynskey is the person whom is now creating a virtual adventure game of the Titanic.
"Penta Lena is a massive vessel, measuring nearly 400 feet in length..."
*Laughs in Seawise Giant*
OMG I am a big fan
5:08 me when I go out of my way to swallow a bee
Hate it when that happens
"Mysterious incidents" continues to explain exactly what happened in every one.
Wouldn't be the 1st nor the last time a ship was found drifting years after being lost
The way he’s narrating this video makes me think about the times as a kid when my class would take a field trip to the local library branch and the librarian would read to us a Dr. Seuss book.
”The oil tanker is a massive vessel, its hard for something so huge to go missing” Dude, relative to the oceans size that ship is litteraly a needle in a haystack.
No, a crumb in a haystack.
No a grain of sand in a haystack
No a electron circling a atom inside the steel of a needle in a haystack. Yeah... that's a massive vessel.
To a quant! 😲
I make awful decisions while drunkenly controlling my vessel all the time 😂🤣
One day you'll be recklessly showing off, and end up crashing it on the rocks!
LMAO the thumbnail reminded me of the alaskan bullworm from spongebob
Bro same
ik
i believe it’s the ship from Atlantis.
Not much mystery here, unless in how most o f these incidents got labelled "mysterious".
It'd be nice if you had an "Actual Footage" indicator.
12 somewhat interesting (but not mysterious) things that happened to ships or submarines.
"Nuclear submarines are designed to be dangerous". A fire on a submarine "isn't an issue because submarines are underwater". What a joke, stopped watching then and there!!!
tcommoncold 1...Agreed. Not only running the risk of being burned, but the fire consumes the air that the crew breathes.
right? smh, they need to stop trying to come up with these goofy one liners and just give us the story...
You need to pay attention, the fire was the rubber coating on the outside of the sub not inside
michael wier I think they are trained to filter the oxygen out of the water (the O from H2O) with their lungs. It’s part of their survival training. You just inhale the O and leave the H2 alone.
@@michaelwier1222 They should have just opened the screen door on the sub (standard on all Russky subs) and sent a fire control crew in.
Why am I so pleased by the thought of a ship sailing around the world on its own? :)
Im suprised you didnt mention the one they found in northern Canada that was lost for 200 years
(Don Rickles voice) *_Trudeau, we don't care what you've found. You've started bothering the little people again and you're Getting on my Nerves._*
The Franklin exception
This is the reason for the engine shutdown on Viking Sky.
According to the Norwegian Maritime Directorate, the level of lubricating oil on the tanks was within set limits, but relatively low when the vessel embarked on Hustadvika. The tanks were equipped with level alarms, but these had not been triggered when the vessel embarked on Hustadvika.
There was full cheer when the ship arrived at Molde on Saturday after a dramatic day in bad weather.
Arnfinn Mauren
- The heavy sea on Hustadvika probably caused such large movements in the tanks that the lubricating oil pumps lost supply. This triggered a low lubricant oil pressure alarm, which in turn led to automatic shutdown of the engines shortly afterwards, the directorate states.
It's not a mystery if the crew and the ship were found like the 1st case
Right. Like the mysterious fire that a welder caused 😂😂
"K-84 was in drydock in Murmansk when a careless welder allowed sparks to ignite wooden scaffolds around the ship". He presumably then went on to work on the Admiral Kuznetsov.
None of these incidents were mysterious or unexplained.
400 feet is not considered massive for any ship, especially a tanker.
Over a thousand feet is considered "massive".
04:39 - HOOOLY SH**T! ...I never thought sonars could be THAT big!! :D :D
Damn I was on that Anthem of the seas cruise. My wife and I were on our honeymoon.
In the intro you said "disappearing ships, disappearing crews..." as if one isn't usually also the other. Rarely do you see a healthy crew trying to find their vanished vessel, those guys are usually on the ship when it's gone^^
I’m assuming the video of the divers exploring the sunken sub was not of the one mentioned
I love the random clip from the movie "Evolution" at 3:08 lmao
UPDATE : Apparently, there's random movie clips through this whole video. The Evolution one was just the first one I saw lmao
Imagine being lost out at Sea in a Lifeboat for Whatever reason. Than Noticing the last Ship of This Video floating by, And Hopping on it and in it. How Spooky would and Interesting would that be?
it probably would be full of rats, mold and probably some other nasties
Why would it be spooky. Wtf does spooky even mean? Uneducated I presume.
4:25... No!, Nuclear weapons won’t explode and won’t react to anything unless they are launched. You can blow up a bomb beside a nuclear weapon and it won’t explode..
I think the worry is more of a "dirty bomb" effect
benno291980 Ah yes, Makes sense.
0:07 yeah talk, to someone new everyday that knows about that ship
lmao
"Amphibious warship." hmmm
Dock Landing Ship (LSD43).
Sounds like good heist professional execution
Freewinds - a cruise ship with a cult following...
When anti-vaxers go on a cruse....
Hahaha. Freewinds. That's a life style i can support.... much to the detriment of everybody around me
For the beginning of the sub part of the video, the first two movie scenes are from movies I've watched
I was on a ship that lost both engines but luckily we were heading into port and had radio comms with tugs so they came out and got us
3:59 it’s not mysterious when a Russian Sub bursts into flames. They used faulty systems.
They used Russians...
B. Gone Russian naval technology was infamous for being poorly maintained. The Kursk was lost due to bad maintenance. Lol Russian ships
A disappearing ship that didn't disappear is definitely a strange occurrence :)
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Sub welder was buried inside double hull as a warning share the vodka comrades
A lot of info in the video is far from accurate.
Alternative facts...that's all.
"Coo rah koh"? Most people pronounce it like "Cure a Sow", Curacao.
"Saint Loo See Ah"? Most people pronounce this like "Saint LooShuh"
Hello?
Flies2FLL
Yeah apparently fancy audio and editing equipment can’t fix stupid and a basic knowledge of geography.
Dumbass pronounced the 'z' in St. Tropez...
And the West African country of Gabon is pronounced "Ga-bawn"... not "Ga-Bone"... as in "Bone Head"
@@SailboatAmelia Waywayway back when I was a kid, we used to have these things called "dictionaries."
If one was unsure of how to pronounce a word, how to spell it or what it's meaning was, a dictionary was just the thing.
They were really easy to use.
Flies2FLL THANK YOU! I came here hoping i wasn’t the only one bothered. Cringed so hard with every mistake.
Love the last ship
Freewinds was in quarentine in Curacao have seen the ship there for weeks.
I hate these types of videos where %99 of the photos and video clips have nothing to do with the actual narration.
and apparently distress signals are still received using Morse Code, a cat whisker and Tesla coils. LOL WTF?
A ship found drifting without a crew? That’s impossible! You need a drift crew to set up for drifting.
No and yes
That welder who set fire to the sub probably isn't around anymore...
That welder probably got fired after that happened
imho I would not call events where you clearly know what happened "mysterious"
they probly mean its mysterious cause they dont know how not that they know what happened
This is weird. Some actually fit the title. Then it just cuts to a different ship
Do you understand just how vast the ocean really is, it wraps around the entirety of this planet all continents are really just huge islands surrounded by one continuous body of water of mind numbing proportions, so its not that far fetched to find abandoned ships floating for years without being discovered.
Would have been nice to see the container ship that sunk in a hurricane in the Bahamas a few years ago and no one knows why she sank. All aboard was lost
Enjoyed your video and gave it a Thumbs Up
El faro
Read the USCG accident report and all will be revealed about El Faro. As a Master Mariner with 42 years at sea my professional opinion on this video is that it is a load of crap.
3:10 Life Stinks 😂😂😂😂😂😂
The borealis that suddenly disappeared one day
I need to know who the gentleman is dancing at 8:06 -8:12 haha! Interesting video!
"Missing crew or missing ship" I just imagine the crew coming on the beach with no ships
Like in life rafts or... just hovering in as if the ship were still there?
@@aria8928 Hovering
@@epiktoo5002 hover ring
You mean lagging of grand threft game..
I really do not get the, "Trip of a lifetime," people speak about when taking a ship cruise. There is absolutely nothing sounding desireable about being trapped with thousands of strangers, on a ship, with no way off. It sounds like an uncomfortable, crowded, environment where you better watch your back constantly for strangers that will try to victimise you. Why anybody would want to be trapped with a bunch of strangers is well beyond me. The only way I will ever take a ship cruise is if the ship has nobody else on board, save maybe the required crew. I would also love to take a long cruise with my own vessel, should I ever be able to afford one. Why do people think it is fun to herd together with strangers?
Packed in like a cattle boat
cattle cars of the sea
They do seem like very, "Moo-ving," experience. I guess some people obviously like being herded into a contained environment with no way off. It is not for me. I do not even take jets anymore after the seats went from an uncomfortable full seat to an uncomfortable half seat. I only move about long distance in my tusty automobile, motorcoach, or train now. Which is much slower than a jet but have bigger seats and an easy way off. I am not saying that these ships and jets are like moving about in a Nazi concentration camp steam train, but it seems heading in that direction, especially in jets. I can picture one day seeing a jet boarding gate with a tall blonde German man at the gate, dressed in a black leather overcoat, very neat black uniform shirt, and a black leather captain's hat with polished silver insignias for the jetliner and polished silver buttons with an armband with the jetliner insignia on, it saying, "Dis boarding pass, now!," as he holds out his hand in a black leather glove. Then he looks at the boarding pass and he screams out "Vwat have ve here, economy class? To dis back ov dis jet, now! Schnell!"
I heard the word quarantine and found out I have a nervous tic lol
Saint Tropez - “san tro pay”
1:44 the real mystery is how she sank? Maybe she realised she was too long and too heavy to float? 😂😂
"Normally this isn't a problem because they're underwater"... were you dropped on your head as a child?
Rofl .
If I’m hearing it correctly he’s saying that normally wouldn’t be a problem meaning subs are underwater there’s very little chance a fire will start not a fire underwater is totally fine lol
I was on the anthem of the seas when the guy jumped
So, the cruise must have been a really traumatic experience.
Man of Mayhem not really Everyone was mad he chose the day we were pulling into port to jump
Ethan Fennessey I see. So, if he wouldn’t have jumped the other passengers were already so mad they would have thrown him overboard anyway.
Man of Mayhem well the thing was if he hadn’t jumped the departure from the boat wouldn’t have been so backed up the fact that he jumped the day we were pulling into port everyone would have been more sympathetic but he died pissing off everyone on the boat
"Sunk to 3600 feet" shows picture of diver swimming around lol.
The pronunciation of curaçao really hurt me😣
i learned aboat mary celeste today o.o
Marlborough was built in Clydebank not Glasgow
Hachiman Jiro Clydebank fall under Glasgow postcode just saying
@@cuntg1677 Glasgow postcode starts G14, Clydebank is G60 or G81,so no they come under different postcodes.Greater Glasgow and west Dunbartonshire two different places
What is the phone area code for Glasgow 0141 what is Clydebank 0141 just saying you must have a lot of time on ur hands to go and google that hence the name (GIRO) #getajob
Giving ur own comments a thumbs up is a thumbs down come on now (giro ) ur stop it
It's Saturday and I'm on holiday,as far as getting a job, I served my country for years, I still work in "private security" you seem to have a bit of time on your hands; what have you done with your life?I didn't need to Google it since I grew up there,dialing codes are not based on postcode's for instance lanarkshire has many different postcodes and dialing codes some are the same some are different.
Wow I never seen a video with so many comercial unbelievable
There was a spate of bulk carriers going missing, which turned out to be a design fault that caused the hulls to crack. One ship (Derbyshire) actually broke in two.
Rogue wave could’ve taken the ore ship down, maybe?
Thanks
That welder is definitely in the Gulag
Not known what happened xD Viking Sky had too low oil in both tanks when the little that was left sloshed about and exposed the pumps lubing the engines the safety systems shut down the engines to save them. It was human error on whoever was checking the oil levels.
The French sub sunk in over 3600 feet of water. There is a picture of people diving around the wreck. That must be some tough scuba gear. LOL.
Cascading mechanical / maintenance failures would probably 'solve' a lot of lost vessels. Cargo ships are notorious for having bad, or no maintenance done on them.
At the 1:12 mark, is that a scene from Apollo 13?
Captain Revenge
I want to say yes but something tells me no, LOL
"Measles"? Must be those pesky _body thetans_ again 😂🤣
Antivaxers for the lose.
Play at x1.25 speed, you're welcome.
Bruh
Wow ur able to explain the mysteries wow u must be magic
good video, just riddeld witch comercials tough
great videos, love this channel. FYI, Saint Tropez is pronounced "San Tropey". ima go watch some more....
13:40 it must be *so hard to buy an GPS for 100$*
It’s hard for something so huge to go missing. Not when you consider how much bigger the open ocean is.
What movie is the one on min 3:07. I remember watching it a long time ago
i saw a filipina actress at the malborough clip at the news paper thingy hahaha
Save yourselves from watching this drivel.
SAVE YOURSELVES!!
Where's Car-A-Co? Oh, you mean Cura Szow?
kimmer6 Omg I came to the comments solely hoping someone else had mentioned this. I cringed SOOOOO hard when I heard him. 😖
Why does the submarine look like that pic of squidward taking a bite of a krabby patty?
Hey sup good video
Do they know where MS Stellar Daisy is located And what is the barrel-like construction right in the front of the fire damaged submarine ? Can it be echo location equipment, "only one ping". I thought this area was full of torpedo tubes ?.
question: what is that spherical assembly located at the bow of the sub at time index4:39?
I wonder how many ships got sunk by underground metan blows.
Metan Blows?
@@MicPheezer Yeah there some documentation of this phenomenon.
When there is an underground sea slide.
Massive metan gets released.
When a boat is cough in such blow it losses its ability to flow and simply sink down fast.
The blows makes the water dissapear underneath the boat.
I'd love to see the lyubov orlova show up one day. Just coast into port.
I know what happened to the guy that jumped overboard on the anthem of the sea. He was on his way back to New Jersey. Of coarse he jumped.
Lol
The outbreak mumps* can't word that as they all had the mmr before being deployed.
What is the thumbnail from?
Bryce Hayes almost looks like the battle ship in far cry 1
4:40
Fires are a danger PRECISELY because they are underwater, very limited oxygen, and a fire can quickly use a lot of it.
edit: spelling
I love stories where the ship, now considered obsolete and is being towed to its doom, breaks free and decides to just fuck off. Like the Warspite and to some extent the Oregon., although both seem to have had less luck than the Lyubov Orlova
What's with the sub in the thumbnail? It has a weird round thing like a cable reel but I saw nothing in the actual video.
There is no mystery to any of these..