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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 พ.ค. 2024
- Demolition crews used controlled explosives to break apart the Francis Scott Key Bridge that collapsed when a cargo ship crashed into it in March.
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No warning horn😂😂😂that scared me...😂
The horn was for the people on the ship and nearby. The camera people were way out of the danger zone, so the horn was apparently not loud enough to reach them.
I wonder if someone accidentally tripped over the cables, and fell on the trigger which set off the explosives early by mistake?
Lol
@@gregggoldstein3449 Highly, highly doubtful. The most likely explanation is the horn was loud enough to hear on the ship, but not on shore by the cameras.
@@gregggoldstein3449How did you come up with this conclusion? 😂. Yes that is exactly what happened. They done hired some clumsy ass demolition workers, probably the whole crew’s first demolition as well, to come figure this out and set up some big and dangerous explosions. Apparently a set up with cords just hanging loosely down and other cords just a mess on the floor where one could possibly trip over. Why the crew would be walking back and forth and stepping on the wires and cords at this point in the mission is anyone’s guess really 🤦🏻♂️😂.
The engineers, men and women who build bridges and who remove bridges are highly skilled and knowledgeable. However, it will still take close to a decade to settle the insurance claims and lawsuits.
Not a nautical guy. The crew is hopefully NOT standing on the bow
Yeah, he misspoke and almost certainly meant the stern, where the crew quarters are at.
I can't believe after the disaster with the bridge being stuck on the ship by being there for 5 weeks. I would have jump off yesterday hoping to get out of the water before today. Lol
Prayers and God's blessings to everyone and your families
@@lori4804 They spend weeks and weeks on the ship going from port to port, so not that different than what they normally do timewise.
Good work once the DALI is towed back to port to unload its cargo repairs can be made to make it seaworthy the bridge wreckage will be easier to remove now.
all that stuff from china just sitting there
2:14
Wow!! You figured out how to use TH-cam.
Bravo
There was better camera coverage that day the boat hit the bridge!!
Psst...the explosion is at 2:20.
Since they have to make sure everything is out of the water before the ship can move away plus the rest of the bridge has to go, and do redesigns of the bridge.
I'm guessing the new bridge won't be done until 2035 (depending on the design, how far, how tall, and how much stuff they need)
Ouch May blank blesses
From what I've heard the ship doesn't need repair it needs to be scraped, should have never been loaded to start with.
A competent reporter should obtain the design from the Maryland Department of Transportation for the "dolphins" which are those round concrete things which are supposed to protect the bridge piers from vessel strikes. They are too far away and should be slightly into the channel. The ship shouldn't have been able to reach the pier. There should have been more. There is both a mechanical engineering - the ship's power and a civil engineering failure - the collision dolphins here.
It looks to be still stuck under bridge steel.
Key Bridge
Hiwt did those men not see that big overloaded ship nearing the bridge surely they were totally off track
Wonder if rebuilding this bridge will see any new innovations to prevent lives being taken in the future? Perhaps the peirs holding the weight of the bridge protected by an impenatratable barrier to prevent collaps, or possibly skips placed between sections to prevent the dominoe effect from pulling down more than one section , preventing so much unsustainable damage from happening ever again to a future bridge design rebuild. And an emergency channel created to by pass this area if ever needed to divert traffic to another shipping channel to prevent shipping delays.
It's a given the new bridge will have better protected piers.
How are the people that use bridge daily getting on
The bow is pressed int the mud.
Thermite charges can cut up the rest without danger from flying debris.
That didn’t make the ship float yet …it didn’t move
how ironic
They never know when to get rid of the Chiron.... It's blocking the full View🤦🙄
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todavia no han aprendido a pronunciar bien el nombre del barco Don Salvador Dalí
That collision was an act of terrorism.
Watching the news
Can't they just put these pieces of the bridge back together again instead of building a new one I don't know that looks kind of easy I think
To twisted and stressed. That steel has already served for several decades and now has been distorted by the fall onto the ship and bay floor. It can be recovered and melted down into virgin steel to build the new bridge.
@@Ghauster
I take from your answer to me that you didn't realize that was just a stab at humor . Just a little sarcasm
@@Ghauster 🤓
@@n40tom These days. It's hard to tell sarcasm from all of the village idiots. A shame because I enjoy sarcasm.
This ship has bad mojo now it’s a death ship they need to scrap it!
The ship had other incidents before this one. It's had problems for awhile.
“Boltinore”
Should have brought in Godzilla the day after.
Terry Moran shut up amd let us watch it please.
Exactly...
no too much yapping @2:15 that when beat drops
Typical crappy reporting, dwelling on emotions and praising the Powers That Shouldn't Be.
How far Terry Moran has sunk.
What's with the glitch? Terrible video quality
no glitch bud, explosion happens so fast you think it looks like 2 frames spliced together when in reality 1080p at 60 will never catch this explosion bud
Some pieces are in the way , first cut .sets the mass in motion , second destroys any obstacles to gravity's flow
Oh now I know y it takes so long there is money in Disaster too in amerika
Wtf...Home girl pulled a Nancy Pelosi on us at 9:25..."Thank you, George Floyd, for sacraficing your life for justice!"
Dumb presenter talked himself out of seeing what everyone else on the planet saw and he was right there...
Has anyone been on that ship to inspect it and make sure that their cargo is all legal stuff I mean it sounds pretty suspicious that everybody wants day on the ship...🙄
I'm sure they have. I also believe that the crew are required to stay there, since the Dali was not safely moored.
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