Ship Launches That Went Horribly Wrong

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Thrilling stories that happened during the launching of ships.

The video features materials that are copyright to Giovanni D, Jennifer B, Dicky M, Licet, Marcel K.

[pompeymonkey]

There were way more wins than fails. But ship launches are amazing, so a big thumbs up anyway! :)

[kayla]

3:34 boat was like “nah, imma take a nap here” 😅

[matthewbond]

Really didn’t see anything go horribly wrong 🤷‍♂️

[dangoncrediblemoments]

These ship launches are absolutely massive! Watching these giant vessels hit the water is awe-inspiring

[BoatsCaught]

This video is such an emotional rollercoaster! The sight of the massive ship slowly sliding into the water at 0:18 gave me goosebumps. It's like a giant creature awakening. But then at 3:40, my heart sank when I witnessed the accident where the ship capsized. Such a shame for all the effort and money invested. This video clearly shows that launching a ship is not just a momentous event, but also a risky process that requires careful calculation and thorough preparation. Anyway, I'm still very impressed with the achievements of the shipbuilding industry, especially with the massive cargo ships like the one at 24:10

[TheGearboxus]

Beautiful camera angles, I really like the presentation

[MadZoneUS]

The sheer scale and precision involved in launching the world’s largest ships is an incredible testament to human engineering and teamwork.

[tornadosirenworld]

"hey" "what" "where did the oil rig go" "it went under the ocean" "IT WHAT!?"

[HXHMOMENTS]

The power and precision required to launch a ship are incredible, but when things go wrong, the results can be shocking!

[A-IncredibleMoments]

Such incredible timing Bravo to the cameramen

[rollvideo]

I didn’t see too many “Ship Launches That Went Horribly Wrong”. I’m going to sue.

[bkitteh]

Wonderful video, as always! There's something mesmerizing - and scary - about big ships.

(Just one small tip: Anacortes, WA isn't "Anna CorTEZ." It's "Ana COR tis." Understandable why someone might say the former, though.)

[nicnag]

I rode in a duck boat in Tennessee 15 years ago, I will never get into one ever again after that experience and all the videos I see on it.

[MAC]

Never get sick of watching or listening to….mind warehouse…..

[LizFromDecencyUnited]

Love seeing the NOAA boats! I used to do security for NOAA, up in Seattle, both at Eastlake and Lake Union. That's when I learned what NOAA really stands for, from the National Weather Service hahahahaha! (No Organization At All) LoL ! Actually, NOAA was and is very organized and the people that work on their ships are very professional and dedicated to their jobs. I got to go on tours of a few of the ships and they're even more impressive on the inside!

[rhinome]

What is this trash? Went Horribly Wrong? You are at the very root of what sucks with the "sucky side" of the internet.

[bradolsen]

You know I think those floating bridges are pretty neat. I just have one question for the US military. How do they handle rush-hour traffic on those floating bridges

[nevergiveupnevergivein]

Quickly sank to the bottom? What are you talking about? The boat listed and then remained laying on its side. There was no "sinking to the bottom."

[GMauriceFerreirajr]

One wrong mistake is like crying over spilt milk..

[BowzerTowboats]

The video title is the only thing Horribly Wrong