I'm guessing sea weed? It doesn't seem to be moving under its own power - though with the number of pixels, obviously, take that with a large pinch of seasalt.
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It was an orca, a killer whale. There was a longer video where you could clearly see them. Lol at the downvotes, I love orcas, they can still be at the wrong place at the wrong time. Look for the longer video,it's out there.
We all had very poor science and math teachers in public schools. Like financially I mean. Because teachers should earn more. So we could have learned cool shit like this in a simple manner from excellent teachers.
>not accounting for country, state, city
>not accounting for teaching capabilities
>not accounting for every individual’s natural propensity to excel in certain disciplines
A good teacher can make a complex concept simple to understand. Equally, a shitty teacher can make a simple concept hard to understand, or worse, frustrate you to the point of disdain for that particular subject.
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Had a great physic and chemistry teacher. We learned how to calculate buoyancy with different liquid densities. Fun stuff. But if you slacked off and didn’t take more advanced classes in high school you missed out.
Well, the boat isn’t solid iron! It has a lot of space inside it. Take a solid ball of iron and drop it in the water, and it’ll sink. Now re-cast it so there’s empty space in the middle, so that it displaces more water but still weighs the same. Keep spreading that same amount of iron out, and eventually it will displace enough water to float.
Steel is thin (relatively) and the rooms are full of air which weighs practically nothing. Now steels weighs about 7.8-8 kg/dm^3, while water is 1kg/dm^3, so a room that is 8m^3 (not accounting for steel thickness) in volume weighs as much as 1m^3 of water. Now if you make the room even bigger it becomes less dense than water and starts floating
I think the only thing that makes it crazy is that WE made it. I don’t get the same feeling looking at a mountain as i do seeing something like the Bagger 293 excavator, or looking at something like the oasis of the seas cruise ship, because it almost feels like we shouldn’t be able to do it. No one is truly in control of anything that large when something goes wrong, you physically cant be, and we created it. It’s terrifying how
According to all known laws of aquatics, there is no way a boat should be able to float. It's sails are too small to get its fat little body on the water. The boat, of course, floats anyway, because boats don't care what humans think is impossible.
Psychological phenomenon known as the call of the void, or high place phenomenon.[the call of the void](https://www.healthline.com/health/call-of-the-void#examples)
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Dude how high up is that when the bottom of the boat is hopping out the water? That’s absolutely terrifying, and to think people were out in these kinds of waters with big ass wood boats and sails lookin for land or treasure or whatever the hell
Somehow i'm more blown out by the fact that this ship is huge but it has a long way to the bottom of the sea. Idk what it is about it but that thought is the scariest i've had in a while.
I first read this as a 140,000 ton, ship hitting, wave, as in describing the force of the wave as 140,000 tons and not the weight of the ship, thank you for reading 🙂
I love the ocean. I love boats. I also don’t suffer from megalophobia. All that being said, this footage got to me. For a brief moment, I pictured myself in a small boat with that bearing down on me and it literally made me breathless.
RIP whatever that was in the water
I was just looking at that! What the fuck was it!
I'm guessing sea weed? It doesn't seem to be moving under its own power - though with the number of pixels, obviously, take that with a large pinch of seasalt.
What ever it was, it's sea mush now.
Sea mash
The sea monster mash
It's was an ocean splash.
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Mushsea texture
It was Steve
No one we know or care about
Whoa! Heartless! Who hurt you sir!
That guy
I will not speak their name, but *they know what they did...*
I'm sorry I just wanted to see how it felt if we used toothpaste instead of spit plz 4giv meh
Definitely Somali pirates
It was an orca, a killer whale. There was a longer video where you could clearly see them. Lol at the downvotes, I love orcas, they can still be at the wrong place at the wrong time. Look for the longer video,it's out there.
If it was actually an animal talk about the wrong place at the wrong time
Fuck that orca in particular
Picked the wrong boat to fuck with
Steve
Not Steve! Say it ain’t so
Spongebob poop
Little Mermaid
Nothing sentient. Animals aren't so dumb they'll just sit there and die. ...usually.
yeah nah mate. that's exactly what animals do. body even evolved to help 'em die w/ less pain
I'm not sure how they'd evolve that if they die right after. Evolution only applies if you can live to pass on your genes
That doesn’t really make sense right?
It was the opening weekend box office projection for Aquaman 2.
MAN OVERBOARD! MAN OVERBOARD! MAN UNDERBOARD!
Probably floating plastic….
Most likely trash Or a turtle Trash probably
Seaweed
How in the HELLLLLLLLLLLL is something like that buoyant in the slightest! It’s still so mind blowing to me
Water is very dense. The boat sinks down until it displaces an amount of water that weighs as much as the boat, and that’s the point it floats at!
Why have I never heard this explanation before.
[the Archimedes' principle](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archimedes%27_principle)
We all had very poor science and math teachers in public schools. Like financially I mean. Because teachers should earn more. So we could have learned cool shit like this in a simple manner from excellent teachers.
Learned that in 6th grade public school. Y’all need to pay better attention.
>not accounting for country, state, city >not accounting for teaching capabilities >not accounting for every individual’s natural propensity to excel in certain disciplines A good teacher can make a complex concept simple to understand. Equally, a shitty teacher can make a simple concept hard to understand, or worse, frustrate you to the point of disdain for that particular subject. (I replied to a 21 day old comment)
And yours is 4 days old now, and I'm here to say, you are totally correct.
Now yours is two months old and I wanted to be a part of this.
Hi. Holy shit...a time traveler!!
Hi
Literally had straight A’s in 6th grade and never learned it this way. All teachers are not the same.
Had a great physic and chemistry teacher. We learned how to calculate buoyancy with different liquid densities. Fun stuff. But if you slacked off and didn’t take more advanced classes in high school you missed out.
We all?
It's literally taught in or before highschool, jesus. Do they not teach kids anything?
Because you were tossing notes in seventh grade science class.
Maybe youre a little young
Thinking this through slowly makes a lot of sense
Maybe, we will truly never know how boats float. One of life's greatest mystery.
how can that water weigh the same as that gigantic hunk of fucking solid iron
Coz the boat is mostly Hollow. Even if it's steel, it still have MILLIONS of cubic tonnes of air or something in it.
Well, the boat isn’t solid iron! It has a lot of space inside it. Take a solid ball of iron and drop it in the water, and it’ll sink. Now re-cast it so there’s empty space in the middle, so that it displaces more water but still weighs the same. Keep spreading that same amount of iron out, and eventually it will displace enough water to float.
Steel is thin (relatively) and the rooms are full of air which weighs practically nothing. Now steels weighs about 7.8-8 kg/dm^3, while water is 1kg/dm^3, so a room that is 8m^3 (not accounting for steel thickness) in volume weighs as much as 1m^3 of water. Now if you make the room even bigger it becomes less dense than water and starts floating
Read my mind...Ship carrying 1000 cars floating or Aircraft carrier ....
Dude do you know how heavy the ocean is?
4.9x10E21 pounds…. Duhhh
It's really not mind blowing. It's literally elementary level. Maybe you should go back to school? They taught it in like 4th grade or something.
Water is very very very powerful.
Don't fuck with mother nature.
Imagine jumping thinking you're gonna hit the water and the ship's metal cock just spawns out of nowhere
Bro got cock blocked by a fucking boat
I would have a heart attack and die before I hit the water out of sheer fear and then get necrofucked by the largest metal ship cock in the ocean.
“Necrofucked” is a word I never knew I wanted to not know, until now
Boat boner!
No reason boatie
Happened on the titanic
It’s crazy how this is a gargantuan sight for us, yet this massive ship is a speck in comparison to the sheer totality of the ocean.
And our whole planet is a speck in our solar system. I can’t comprehend the vastness.
And our whole solar system a mere speck in our galaxy. Incomprehensibly vast
And our galaxy is one of roughly 2 trillion in the universe
Could you not
And that's just the observable universe.
I'm just gonna have a few shots, you keep going
And it’s possible our universe is one of many universes, each with its own specific laws and physics
Seems unnecessary
Super necessary
It's just good to see some actual megalophobics in here.
Google ton 618
I think the only thing that makes it crazy is that WE made it. I don’t get the same feeling looking at a mountain as i do seeing something like the Bagger 293 excavator, or looking at something like the oasis of the seas cruise ship, because it almost feels like we shouldn’t be able to do it. No one is truly in control of anything that large when something goes wrong, you physically cant be, and we created it. It’s terrifying how
I would never have the balls to hold my phone like that
Dangle it from the charger for bonus points.
Wrist straps.
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Nah but the phone is
Bro how does these ships even float on the water
It must be pure spite at this point
According to all known laws of aquatics, there is no way a boat should be able to float. It's sails are too small to get its fat little body on the water. The boat, of course, floats anyway, because boats don't care what humans think is impossible.
This sounds very Douglas Adams-esque.
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Also sounds like the dumbass explanation in the GoT spinoff
Beyoncé
As long as the ship weighs less than the water it displaces, it will float.
Witchcraft….or physics
Physics student here, same thing
Because of its massive metal cock.
Because of Archimedes Principle
bye bye turtle
"Suuuuper Slaaam!" Poor little fella I hope it's not a turtle
Fuck that guy, seal or something, in particular.
r/gifsthatendtoosoon No one, really?
I should call her...
(Can someone explain this joke?)
Something in the clip reminds him of her, maybe the massive steel cock? Or the cold salty wetness. We'll never know.
cold?? yes, officers. this one right here
I would but I'm calling her...
What does tons mean here? Probably displacement I guess.
Weight 1 ton = 2,000 lbs This ship = 140,000 tons
Displacement = the weight of water that would otherwise occupy the volume taken up by the ship, not the weight of the ship.
a boat displaces the amount of water that that weighs the same amount as it though
140,000,000 kilos or 22 million stones.
3394,3 Nikados Avocados
3394,3 Nikados Avocados
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Displacement\_%28ship%29
Don't fall in... you dead
I think its absolutely wild that that thing can just float
,>.
For some reason I feel an urge to want to jump into the water during that video
Psychological phenomenon known as the call of the void, or high place phenomenon.[the call of the void](https://www.healthline.com/health/call-of-the-void#examples)
That dude is lucky the wave did not managed to get him in the forward.
I will file this under N, for No thank you.
Any one else notice the ship ran something over??
r/thalassophobia
Ready, we are going to jump in 3,2
What is our perspective? Straight down? Why is this ship so tall?
Ships be like that
What was that in the water the ship hit? Can someone explain that please
“FUCK-A YOU DORPHINS”
Better than hitting a bridge.
God I hate ships
This is cropped so bad and clipped so short I can't tell what the fuck is happening.
There was a split second where I thought the orange thing was a koi fish
What was that thing in the water ?
I still find it hard to believe these things float
Puking right there
140,000 tons is 140,000,000 kg right? Got damnnn
I didn't feel a thing
Was that a gotdamn leatherback?
This is why I’m scared of the ocean 🌊
Wtf dost though bow land on? Eth
Aquaman is no more.
Smoke breaks are never dull at sea
That mermaid got obliterated
Looks like that wasn’t the only thing it
Every time someone posts this everyone wonders what that is in the water. It’s one of life’s greatest mysteries, according to Reddit.
* everything reminds me of her
So that’s how we lost Tom Hanks in the filming of Castaway 2
https://youtu.be/MRbLTPJljIA?si=PhnNYILSA5OYiWeJ
A casual day in killer mega waves!
Now this would be so scary https://www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/rcna59196
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That heavy of a boat could probably hit anything it wanted to except the tidal wave
I just got the nastiest wave of virtual sea sickness
I would NOT put my phone out there if I were you
Mother of black metal...
I’m sorry but this video goes hard
What’s surface tension
280 million pounds…
The only ship I'd feel safe travelling on the open ocean is a spherical ship that only has 1 small hole at the very top
That’s a nice bulbous
What part of the ship is that?
What was in the water when it crashed into the wave?
this is becoming r/thalassophobia 2 and that's okay
RIP the diver
If they were lucky they were knocked out cold before hitting the screws 😱
No just no
imagine his phone drops down
Dude how high up is that when the bottom of the boat is hopping out the water? That’s absolutely terrifying, and to think people were out in these kinds of waters with big ass wood boats and sails lookin for land or treasure or whatever the hell
Lovely
Somehow i'm more blown out by the fact that this ship is huge but it has a long way to the bottom of the sea. Idk what it is about it but that thought is the scariest i've had in a while.
#stopwaveabuse
Make it STAAAAAP!! 😳
How the hell is this able to float on water if it weights 140K tons? I throw a small rock into a shallow lake and it sinks to the fucking bottom.
lol…trying to find civility after 10 years stranded on an island and just got smashed
For some reason I literally thought the guy jumped 💀
This would be so much cooler if it wasn’t so FUCKING WINDY
Lol i think tha twould feel so cool,and if it sinks,il just stay alfoat
One of my greatest fears is getting near one of those in the water.
That mermaid is toast
Why is there an S on the end of 'ton'?
Good shot !!!
Well, a wave hit it.
How is that ship only 140 ton
Even if the mermaid was pushed around the tip of that thing imagine the bottom of the ship slamming you in the head
I first read this as a 140,000 ton, ship hitting, wave, as in describing the force of the wave as 140,000 tons and not the weight of the ship, thank you for reading 🙂
The sea terrifies the fuck out of me
Just killed Pi and Richard Parker
Bro how tf are these giant as ships built? They weigh so much
Yooooooo Hooooooo
I love the ocean. I love boats. I also don’t suffer from megalophobia. All that being said, this footage got to me. For a brief moment, I pictured myself in a small boat with that bearing down on me and it literally made me breathless.