To: Travis McGee
What a top heavy scow. She will never take heavy seas.
8 posted on
11/01/2009 4:45:38 PM PST by
Nakota
To: Nakota
The engineering involved in this project is beyond belief. I’m sure it is bigger than the possible waves/wind she should see.
It’s still no place I’d want to be in a hurricane. But then, what ship or boat would you want to be o for a hurricane?
A nuclear sub, perhaps.
15 posted on
11/01/2009 4:54:08 PM PST by
Travis McGee
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To: Nakota
Interesting that you should say that.
A large sailing vessel built by the Swedes in the 18th century capsized in harbor shortly after being built. Too top heavy.
19 posted on
11/01/2009 4:58:36 PM PST by
SatinDoll
(NO Foreign Nationals as our President!!)
To: Nakota
That's the first thought I had when I first saw it, to much weight on the top end, what are they going to do if they get hit by a tidal wave ?
They said it's 5 times the size of the Titanic, is that by weight ? how long it is ? or how many decks it has ?
61 posted on
11/01/2009 6:31:28 PM PST by
American Constitutionalist
(There is no civility in the way the Communist/Marxist want to destroy the USA)
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