MARYLAND: Ship Strikes Bridge and It Collapses

[pinballwiz]

What a Grade A fuck up!

[b0g]

this was a cascade of events, but my guess is that
excess speed was the initial error, before the power out.
also the sharp (z-)turn is likely done by using the bow props, which hints that they were aware of danger (danger of hitting the road of the Key bridge) .

navigation cards & pc should/must be powered by standalone power.

[Faline]

Before and after from different angle.

[Myristylbenzylmorphine]

Aerial view of a destroyed bridge in Baltimore.

[akham]

Originally Posted by Hogmann

https://www.documentingreality.com/f...lapses-252838/

Repost

If that was in the correct forum I might have seen it before posting.

[akham]

[Hogmann]

Originally Posted by b0g

this was a cascade of events, but my guess is that
excess speed was the initial error, before the power out.
also the sharp (z-)turn is likely done by using the bow props, which hints that they were aware of danger (danger of hitting the road of the Key bridge) .

navigation cards & pc should/must be powered by standalone power.

You really have no idea what you're talking about do you.
What makes you think excess speed was involved?

[b0g]

Originally Posted by Hogmann

What makes you think excess speed was involved?

fact: 8.5 slowing to 7.8 knots on impact
ship +load weight near 100000 tons
if you don't believe me: check marinetraffic.com

allowed speed limits do not equal a sensible speed for a certain situation

I have made once a video from AIS log files where 1 ship had 3 collisions in less than a day. The funny thing is that the skipper only talked about the 1st minor collision, but the logs revealed the 2 major collisions later on.

[Hogmann]

Originally Posted by b0g

fact: 8.5 slowing to 7.8 knots on impact
ship +load weight near 100000 tons
if you don't believe me: check marinetraffic.com

allowed speed limits do not equal a sensible speed for a certain situation

I have made once a video from AIS log files where 1 ship had 3 collisions in less than a day. The funny thing is that the skipper only talked about the 1st minor collision, but the logs revealed the 2 major collisions later on.

Thanks for showing that you really don't know shit.

[sexpig4u]

Originally Posted by DialRain20

How did this container ship fuck up so badly to collide with one of the bridge's support columns?

May be China controlled issue. Everything has computer circuits in them and what is served by that port Amazon, Gas & oil and other items unknown till we are looking for them...