Biggest container ship in the world 2023

[@karthikeyakompally4312]

I have a question why is length of the ships limited to 399.50 mtr is there any specific reason for that can you explain Thanks

[@marineinsight]

The Major reason is port infrastructure around the world(difficult to entertain bigger vessels) and Panama and Suez Canal restrictions.

[@mnogbowens]

24 knots doesn't equal 44 miles an hour. Think you might have confused miles with kilometers

[@marineinsight]

Woops..honest mistake, yes it is 44km/h

[@bobbyknight3589]

Km don't make any sense 😾😾

[@hammotox83]

27 mph

[@karenkinyone613]

This is what I do for a living I run a container trucking co we pick up at the ports of Boston and New Jersey

[@marineinsight]

Awesome 👏 .. integral part of intermodal transport

[@CharlesSlater-mq2jz]

Awesome video, new subscriber

[@divyapanchal7563]

Great Explanation Sir..! Thank you…❤️

[@marineinsight]

Glad you liked it

[@amark350]

1:17 Check that conversion - not 44mph

[@MrSoles]

Bro, can you imagine part of a new Metal Gear Solid game taking place on this ship? Harken back to the amazing tanker segment of Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty! 💯👏👍💪😃

[@hasanurrahman8246]

Nice video

[@xcaptain0374]

WORLD largest container ship is msc tessa with carrying capacity 24,000 teu & 400 mtr long

[@josephma1332]

Draft of this ship?

[@zachmoyer1849]

16 meters

[@BabaKhauwalShah]

70-80 rpm is very slow rotational speed. How can it reach 24knots with such a slow propeller rotational speed?

[@zachmoyer1849]

by spinning a massive propeller nearly 30ft in diameter weighing over 100 tons.

[@chaunguyen3541]

24 knots equal 27.62 Miles per hour 44.45 Km per hour Not 44 MPH

[@alanssnack1192]

if ships did not exist, none of us would have anything but what is made locally

[@macstmanj3]

THEY JUST HAVE TRUCKS ON THESE SHIPS???

[@marineinsight]

They can carry all kinds of goods including oil and chemicals in the containers.

[@marineinsight]

They can carry trucks too....Are you talking about RoRo ships?

[@khizarmalik7811]

why all largest ship length is 399.9 and why not enter in 4 hundred figure

[@CuriousEarthMan]

probably lock capacity in Panama or elsewhere.

[@UrisethSantillan]

🤟

[@siddheshberde8541]

24000teu means how many containers???

[@marineinsight]

24000 container of 20ft

[@siddheshberde8541]

@@marineinsight impossible man....u mean 24000 such boxes of container😬

[@marineinsight]

Yes 24,346 containers capacity, to be precise.

[@CuriousEarthMan]

"twenty foot equivalency units" the equivalent of 24,000 pcs, 20 foot containers. 12,000 if 40 ft. not sure 53' footers convert so easily.

[@alexanderivkin7086]

@@CuriousEarthMan 53 feet containers don't convert, because this is a North America land freight measure of lenght only. But yes 24000 TEU is 12000 FEU. You will not believe it, but it's real.

[@eddiewong9272]

Chinese ship builder able to produce even larger cargo vessels 🚢 in the later days.

[@marineinsight]

They might if the port and waterways infrastructure allows to accommodate them

[@Vivek_Gajjar]

Biggest ship container is 95000 capacity

[@levifranco3641]

U talk inside a room?

[@lmc333]

wrong facts.... the EVER ACE is the biggest.