20 Most Unusual Ships Ever Caught On Camera

It’s honestly unknowable when man first crafted a boat to get across the water. After all, history is “revising itself” all the time with new artifacts and finds from archaeological sites. But no matter when we started making boats and ships, they have become an integral part of our worlds’ infrastructure. They used to be the main way of getting items across the ocean, and still are in some respects. But they’re also used for transporting people for business or pleasure, are used in the various militaries of the world, and so on. However, while we do use them often, sometimes, people come up with some “weird designs” for them that kind of boggle the mind. So with that being said, allow us to show you the 20 Most Unusual Ships Ever Caught On Camera!

[peggysuedavis]

When you see them from ground level, you see just how massive they are. Arial does not have the same effect. My opinion.
Great video 😊

[colinobrien]

so what was the ship in the clickbait thumbnail ... a helicopter ship ? goodbye

[stevenpike]

The barge with the six steel beams is called a Spud barge. The six steel spuds are lowered to the sea bottom to stabilize the working platform.

[anonymous.nobody]

The rotor blades would look like they indicate 3 rotate clockwise and 3 counter-clockwise, also no tail rotor to counteract torque from what would be the main rotor and the length of the rotor blades would appear to be too short to be of any apparent benefit.

[glyn]

click bait no shadow on the water from the props on top of the boat and looks like people have been taken out of a picture hell a lot of mistakes that is why it is CLICK BAIT

[peggysuedavis]

I agree with you on the Fancy topic. Fake. No shadow from the blades.

[metalmikey]

3.52 to 4.17 been playing with photshop etc ? Aren't the beams of the MPI Adventure legs rather than for balance ? I gave up after that and left

[adriannegrillo]

Knok knevis (spelling?) is absolutely mind blowing massive!!

[ceciliapechar]

2:45 fancy topic - two of the blades are pasted in opposite direction of the others... and the guy on top of one of those is really scary !!!

[mastrofnone]

THE "HELICOPTER ships rotors face each other

[RobertSkene-qwob]

Well seeing a flying ship , now i have seen it all! Except for a Flying Pink Elephans! Gotta know when to say whoa! Trigger 😂🇨🇦

[Rich-lb]

Check your facts. The Knock Nevis, Seawise Giant was scrapped in 2009

[johnkoldy]

Men invent and build these things lady s so show some gratitude instead of saying men are useless?Rather than pointing your dirty fingers at me point them in the other direction because you also do not see the big picture etc?

[nicktechnubyte]

We all know the thumbnail is click bait

In fact, it's the definition of impossible

[ceciliapechar]

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[anthonyashgrove]

Looking at number 19, the bridge windows give some form of scale, I don't think it is that big!! forget 'photo shopped' people. Seriously, consider how an 'Auto Gyro' works, could the rotor blades when auto rotating offer greater stability and some horizontal propulsion?, if so it's not so daft!!

[bear]

The City of Petersberg has a round nose so it can go faster, but what is that speed?

[infopelayaran]

Mantap 2 muatan kapal dockwaise nya kapten