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I hate this wasteful garbage. Thumbs down.

Столько чермета погубили 😢

should never enter the hull of barge without a resperator or air supply, even with holes cut in the side of it!! there is a lot of toxic gases which could result in a low oxygen enviroment! many people have died working in confined spaces! i literally had a 10 hour saftey course on this subject!

How did you get the cameras

I'm curious, do you know what caused the initial death?

What type of boat is this?

I saw first time this type of video in my life.... wonderful.

Listening to that low thud when it hits the seabed at 6:10 makes me wonder what kinda sound the Titanic would’ve made when it hit. It went down fast and a lot deeper. I vaguely remember watching a documentary either about the Lusitania or Britannic..pretty sure latter. That once the ship went under those still bobbing on the surface actually HEARD it hit the floor. Eerie stuff. The ocean can be so mesmerizing both in its bustling near shore habitats and its void. I both love and hate the ocean. I swear I suffer from acute thalassophobia

cool but what a waste of resouces... imagine just dumping hundered of tons of steel into the sea.... yes you make make an artifical reef for fish or a place to dive... but wasting resources is just stupid.

Why not scrap it ? Such a waste.

Two things one where exactly was the location of where you sank the barge and two know those onboard cameras? I hope someone recovered them

You. Are. Definitely arrested

BRUH I’ve worked on that ship befor as a coal worker 😊😊

BRUH I’ve worked on that ship befor as a coal worker 😊😊

did you ritrive the cameraas

Did you drill holes in the hull or just open the valve and it sank that fast?

Awesome footage

7:49 best part IMO!

Honestly surprised you are allowed to intentionally sink a ship with engines and gear still in place

Oceanos moment

Great footage. Especially like the blocks aft that look sculpted to encourage marine growth. Thanks for sharing!

Nice work. Is this off of Mayport?

Litter bug

Would have been good to let some metal welding artists loose on it, and make a few fish habitat structures on the deck using scrap steel. Would have attracted heaps of fish to hide in amongst it.

very good, more garbage in the ocean, keep it up

Вот так и засоряете океаны и всю планету. Живёте одним днём.

And the reason for this again smh 🤦

you look weird

Why are shipping vessel being “dumped “ into the ocean as if this is some kind of garbage dump when they’re finished with them? His policy this and d we hats the future repercussions?

She can finally rest

I know for a fact that this is doing more harm than good. It has paint oils rust and other materials that pollute the ocean. Thanks for putting at least 2 piles of trash inside the ocean

Happy to see this area rebound, unfortunately it will only give polluters fodder to continue the status quo.

Homer Simpson: „Where is our large barge, Marge??“

Wait to you see the underwater footage from the recent dive investigation shown in this video.

With a little bit of time and money that would make a cool houseboat

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That’s amazing!

What ever the reason its never funny to see sinkings...and what about ecology...does Gretta like this?

Wait until the S.S. United States becomes an artificial reef. That will be quite an interesting experience.

Bruh.......why though, yeah it's a cool idea but putting that much metal in the ocean just for a video....did you remove it afterwards?

And now I know (sort of) what it's like to be the captain going down with the ship lol

Thank you for caring about our marine life. Even the barge, like the boat, will live a second life as a reef. 🪸 Keep up the good work 🪸

So sad that this is happening to the SS United States soon. But at least both the barge and the United States will get a peaceful rest.

Doesn’t seem right to put more objects that don’t belong in the ocean.

Brittany

Why wouldn’t the steel be recycled? Steel is very expensive it makes no sense to me to sink this

для чего затапливают корабли, а не утилизируют на суше ?