https://www.vesseltracking.net/ship/dali-9697428
Live video is still on, but camera is rather far away so hard to tell what's going on
https://wtop.com/baltimore/2024/03/key-bridge-in-baltimore-collapses-after-hitting-large-boat/
>whoo owned the ship anons?
Stellar Marine
Operator listed as Synergy Marine Ptd Ltd
Flag= Singapore
Was outbound from Baltimore
Did they mention where ship's lights went out twice before impact?
Did they mention the large amount of smoke coming up before impact?
I'm seeing "people" commenting about "were the containers empty" and I want to Force Choke idiots like that. Taking empty containers from Baltimore to Sri Lanka? SMDH
I have experience taking ships out of port. The thing that gets me is if all crew are alright then the Lookout Station on the foremast must not have been manned. The falling bridge had to had destroyed that mast
They were leaving Baltimore. From what I saw of the chart the Pilot Boarding Area was on the other side of the bridge.
You know that GPS satelites have a built-in changing offset error right? Yes, super accurate to place missiles through windows into somebody's back pocket, but only if the current offset correction is entered. The idea was not make a satellite constellation that potential enemies could use against us
About 20, likely more, were on the bridge when it fell, all 185 feet down
Ship was heading outbound for open sea
No, bridge 185 feet above water
Bridge crosses perpendicular to the channel the ship was in
Yes, between support pylons, through channel, and then out to sea
They were dong work on the bridge since it was Zero-Dark-Thirty traffic would not really be a problem. Seems there was some concrete being poured
Affirm, lights out, like twice
>How many ship 'accidents' have blocked major shipping routes / harbors?
Calculations indicate a Fuck Ton
>That is what I am hearing now on that agenda free show
Did you see the comment about "why can't they use that lighthouse that's nearby?"
I… Can't… Even…
Smoke break time, I have found a normie I actually want culled, and today would be best
That's the bridge in Crimea
Happened at 1:30 in the morning, not many Ship Watcher types doing fanboi at that hour, in Baltimore, in 43 degree weather
Vessel DALI has a deadweight of 116,851 tons
max number of containers carried 9,971, which each would have been loaded for the voyage to Singapore
Force = Mass times Acceleration
Three USNS logistics support ships are now stuck in that port
Two of those ships are Algol-class, the fastest we have
At it again are ya?
Ship lost power, and thus steering control twice before the impact
Maritime tracking showed she was slowing, the plumes of black smoke telltale sign of engine on Full Back Emergency setting so the crew tried not to hit the bridge but momentum can be a real hassle
I need to know where you get your "special" mushrooms from because I need that kind of power to do the mental gymnastics it took to come up with that
Fluffikins Cuddlewinks
lemme guess, your phone still thinks you actually meant "duck?"