What Will Be The Most Powerful Icebreaker In The World?

The Project 10510 "Leader" is a planned series of nuclear-powered icebreakers. The "Leader" supersedes most powerful icebreakers in the world. The lead ship the series is expected to be commissioned by 2027. A total of 3 Project 10510 icebreakers are planned.

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[markjurkovich]

That is a very cool ship. I'd like to see it in action when it's completed.

[donnie]

RUSSIAN 🧊 ICE BREAKERS ARE SUCH GORGEOUS SHIPS. 😍 They look so powerful.

[lukehorning]

That’s incredible how much power that thing makes it almost seems unstoppable

[t]

WOW the wind speeds can reach 110 Mile per hour ( 180 KM), so the icebreaker would basically sail thought it, with its hull design and also other areas of the stern which acts like a wing to keep the ship planted downwards at all time, adding extra downforce etc. ⚓⚓😎👌👍✌🦘

[bc-guy]

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[ARCENAULT]

I would like to learn more about this ship and the strength of the propellers and shafts...like how do they not get destroyed whwn contacting thick ice thats lile 5 ft thick or larger?.. pretty cool

[mickivanov]

"As a result of chemical reactions.. thermal energy is generated.. which heats water" at 6:48. It seems You don't have basic understanding of meaning "nuclear"'. And You are talking science ? Sorry but nuclear reactors are not a joke.

[ShokkuKyushu]

This thing has the displacement of a Yamato class battleship but it's like 60 m shorter. Probably the average hull thickness is much more🤷.

[MasterChief]

I’ve been onboard Lennin and been to the Kiriov institute, although I was only allowed in the lobby meeting room. I did sell all the lighting for the first 2 22220 icebreakers, then the sanctions stopped us from selling to the later vessels.

[paulg]

The United States will spend a billion plus dollars designing and building a new Coast Guard icebreaker. One ship, just one ship. We should go to the Fins and Swedes and have them build an off the shelf design for 300 million icebreakers for the price of one. Both Sweden and Finland are part of NATO. The US needs to spend smarter for our defense needs.

[spitfirek]

No chance of nuclear disaster. Famous last words!

[Kimbeattie]

This is like looking backward in time.

[Istubbedmytoe]

My thought is about the life boats. Say an ice breaker has a major problem. Cant move and is frozen in place. A life boat isn’t gonna work. I would think having vehicles such as a Sherp or many on board would be a lot smarter.

[MakeSomeNoisePlaylists]

2:03 thst is Pierre Deschmaps, the older borther of French National Football coach Didier Deschamps

[dragonmyke]

Ahahahaha. The ussa has one broken breaker. Russia even saved it when it broke down yet again. You ussa dupes should be grateful that Russia doesn't hold grudges.

[skylem]

Canada, USA and all nordic countries have fleets of Icebreakers, Russia is far from "the only one in the world" to own a fleet of icebreakers but they do have the most powerfull ones

[MrWave]

I thought we all die because of global warming? Smile...

[Lee-in-oz]

This thing is going to be bad ass.
Im honestly suprised they dont use azipods rather than the traditional screw / rudder combination.

[HisNameIsRobertPaulson]

Is breaking up all that ice going to cause any long term issues?

[davidanalyst]

In the USA, they name boats after military leaders. In Russia they name boats after Lenin, who was such a bad leader that 3 million Russians died of starvation and gulags.