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We reveal how great monuments are designed and constructed. The Extreme Constructions covered in the series span from masterpieces of constructions that redifined what was possible at the time, like the Suez Canal or the Paris Metro, to modern marvels of engineering, using the latest technologies and developments, like the Meraviglia Cruise Ship or the Thunder Boat.
00:00:00 The Meraviglia Cruise Ship
00:51:44 The Paris Metro
01:43:06 The Suez Canal
02:34:18 Thunder Boat
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[@FrankBoston]

I just woke from a dream where these two guys thought my card trick was cool even though i messed it up. I need friends like that.

[@macbain2184]

not soldered. WELDED to perfection.

[@averteddisasterbarely2339]

It's amazing to find out that a ship can produce it's own electricity ! i thought they used a really long extension cord .

[@beckysam3913]

😂

[@GlenDoer-gq1rs]

they use cordless leads, like EV\s

[@averteddisasterbarely2339]

@@GlenDoer-gq1rs actually, a battery powered ship would be an interesting topic ! Probably not feasible today but, maybe when the technology advancement catches up they just might have them !

[@andrewyork3869]

​@averteddisasterbarely2339 No, it will never be economical to have a battery-powered ship due to issues with power density both watts/kilogram and watts/liter matter on a ship. Batteries taking up revenue bearing space is non ideal. Not getting into charging times for a 100 plus megawatt battery pack. Edit: That Scandinavian electric "cruise ship" (large yacht really) uses batteries and hydrogen fuel cells.

[@canoaslan1011]

@@averteddisasterbarely2339 Meh Batteries are so last centry now. We need, vegan ships that are powerd on, what ever it is vegans use for energy. And they better be gluten free aswell

[@petr777er1]

You guys absolutely crack me up. I hope that a year from now they would bring this same crew back. Yes, I'm that 82-year-old guy but you all just brighten my day. I'm gonna miss the med crew a lot and I think the Zatara crew is going to miss ya'll too. Everybody stay safe.

[@thekingsilverado3266]

Most cruise ship crews R just like Seagulls dude... They come back when they wanna come back, nobody really knows why outside of the money.. Now I wanna see this ships swimming pools buffet and wet bars. I am gonna go eat drink get boozed up and go paws up in the kids pool in a guppy outfit so everyone feels sorry 4 me....

[@Omar-kk9fp]

Okay, everything you opined is not true: there are numerous species of gulls, terns, shearwaters, and other larids, but no "seagulls" nor "sea gulls", nor see gulls! 😮😮😮😮. Some larids do migrate, some are year round residents, and some are opportunists. The reasons that they do what they do is not a mystery to observers, but apparently is a mystery to you. Knowledge is the key, not limpid observations. Cheerily!

[@billmmckelvie5188]

You need to come the U.K. for November 5th, for our Guy Fawkes night. The last seven firework units are what we very much enjoy in the UK.

[@shanelellno7457]

Protecting the environmental standard of Euro 6 ship smoke

[@ImwithKyle]

Human capability is unbelievably amazing

[@a-fl-man640]

with 450 engineers they soldered it together? that's a new technique. wonder if they used acid or resin core. that must have been one hell of a soldering iron.

[@thetoxictrucker7970]

This channel deserves more subs. Js.

[@Joseph-fw6xx]

Human technology is just getting amazing just imagine what the humans will create in say a few hundred thousand years or a million years it will be something hard to comprehend

[@rileyjordan9072]

I worked at that shipyard when they built their 1st Oasis class. Was great.

[@geraldsantiago5207]

aà

[@NUT_SLAPPER]

And???

[@rileyjordan9072]

@NUT_SLAPPER if you ever go, I would recommend getting a local gal to show you around

[@louiekiwi]

Great, but when I'm on a ship I like to feel the vibration and hear the gentle rumble of the engines.

[@FreshPresh8888]

This channel is spectacular. Thankful for access to this free, high-quality content - great work!!

[@antonthurlow8090]

If it's free, you're the product.

[@thekingsilverado3266]

Yes Larry Curly & Moe approve they want a tour on that fantastic new tub...

[@mkhanman12345]

thanks for making it free and public and not allowing you dudes to hoard

[@sthippe1992]

I'm sailing on this ship in a month.. Can't wait

[@universpro7741]

The serbian bridge with no harness and a chainsaw at 200 meters was insane

[@NUT_SLAPPER]

80,000 tons seems extremely light for a boat of that size

[@Antonio5559398]

the symphony of the seas weight is 235000 tons, so i'd say that it's about right, at least in the order of magnitud

[@rolodexter]

The Meraviglia cruise ship was built at the Chantiers de l'Atlantique shipyard in St. Nazaire, France. It is the largest cruise ship ever built for a European ship owner. The construction of the ship took four years and required 6 million hours of work from thousands of people. The design of the Meraviglia was influenced by new technologies in fluid mechanics and shipbuilding. The hull of the ship was designed with a computer-optimized profile that reduces water resistance. The propellers are also new generation propellers with a high electric power output. These propellers allow the ship to cruise at high speed with almost no vibrations. The construction of the Meraviglia was a major undertaking. The shipyard had to develop new techniques and improve its organization in order to meet the tight deadline. The ship was built in sections, which were then assembled in a giant construction zone. The largest lifting machine in Europe, the tgp, was used to move the blocks of steel that make up the ship.

[@danielmckendrick1371]

What a catastrophic waste of resources. Humanity deserves whatever comes next....

[@tony621]

Ya, we learned that watching the show

[@amithminj8435]

Omkmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm❤mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

[@amithminj8435]

1:22:57

[@charlespike8574]

@@danielmckendrick1371 I think you mean civilization. Humanity will survive. It survived plenty of other "catastrophic wastes of resources" in the past. The Pyramids, Angor Wat, Machu Picchu, the Colosseum and other constructs were built by civilizations long gone. Yet humanity still survived.

[@denistate3697]

Magnificent report on the big liner To be consumed without moderation🚢👏👍🇨🇵

[@mahmoodshaikh2606]

What about the use of ADsorption Chillers for Aircondioning from waste heat of the engines Exhust & ORC Turbines for Low temprature heat Recovery into some usful power & also the Powerfactor improvment Capacitor banks for the generated power. I Thinck these three factors if considered at the time of construction would have significantly reduced the Carbon Footprint besides saving cost of energy consumption

[@canoaslan1011]

The engineering used by the pioneers, is amazing.

[@michaeltarasenkoop2389]

I love the shape of the ship instead of all the crazy shapes that usually built into other ships the ships shape and design is simple and easy on the eyes to look at usually has built out bumps and bulges that make the ship look like it has it has built out additions like a mistake was made in its design I like a smooth shape that flows smoothly in the water !

[@thekingsilverado3266]

I would love to look at this boats hydro dynamic features and engine spaces in person...

[@ElliottRubsy]

Very impressive and gorgeous,I 💗💗💗💗 this documentary channel, kudos to u guys.

[@ChiefCharlie1]

Main electric test guy in red jacket (Michael LeGal) looks just like Michael Scott...

[@ioanbota9397]

Realy I like this factory ships

[@lifeisgood1488]

I am impressed by the intelligence of human beings, congratulations to those who contribute to these wonderful machines of the World, amazing. Simplesmete maravilhoso

[@prophecyrat2965]

Yes Humans so Intiligent the created Machines that will Anhhilate ALL LIFE ON EARTH 🦾🤖🏭☢️🔥💀

[@Joseph-fw6xx]

I also I'm amazed at the intelligence and the ability man has to create these machines among other things. Can u imagine what humans could do in a million years from now it's mind boggling

[@prophecyrat2965]

@@Joseph-fw6xx Yea we are so good at destroying ourselves🦾🤖☢️🔥🏭💀

[@Uncle_Jon]

To be fair... Humans have always been self destructive...lol. Now we can just do it more efficiently🤣​@@prophecyrat2965

[@michaelhoran407]

The fuel should be non-polluting compressed hydrogen gas, which emits only oxygen and water, unlike heavy bunker oil diesel fuel emissions, which are extremely polluting. Wartsila, Finland, and Meyer shipyard, Turku, Finland are now conducting final sea trials of the ICON OF THE SEAS cruise ship which uses compressed hydrogen gas fuel Wartsila engines.

[@brianpsolka]

My buddy had his 18 wheeler his blinkers ran on the fluid u mention, blinker fluid x3 was called

[@omaroba1490]

Im the the first english commenter yes lets goooo, i love this construction docs.

[@nicolasrose3064]

"Huge pieces of Steel had to be cut and then Soldered to perfection..." A Solder Alloy of Tin and Lead ain't gonna hold eighty thousand tonnes of Cruise Ship together bud......

[@Uncle_Jon]

I'm still wondering when soldering and welding became synonymous...lol

[@Omar-kk9fp]

You're, right, but knowing the basic rules of punctuation will aid you in making your sentences 'hang together' better!

[@alexaugustgaragedoor8169]

your latest thumbnails on ur videos don't correlate well with small screens like my phone if i had a 4k monitor i was browsing on then ya but i cant really tell whats in the picture .i have been wrong before though. absolutely love the channel...just want ya more views

[@MrDavieno]

Now I'm not saying this is the case but I know regarding the flaps being down with the aircraft I used to work on was normal because we did an inspection of the flaps and different flight controls with the pilots still in the seat before we shut them down. Could be normal for them to leave them down, just another viewpoint

[@jimmylam9846]

It couldn't be done without Chinese giant gantry cranes🀄🀄🀄🀄🀄

[@LeeS269]

Seeing the swelling on Jim's joint, he really needs a vet. I'm sure we could raise enough money to pay for it. Are they available?

[@chrisdixon3945]

I can't believe they don't mention the American kaiser that invented this type of modular ship building in ww2.

[@xiomykassandracoronelolive6775]

Que genial, buen video

[@imransharif443]

Beautiful big Engineering Ship nice

[@AgricultureTechUS]

Revolutionary heavy machinery advancements herald a new era in industry.

[@user-bm7cp5tk2q]

Magnificent report on the big liner To be consumed without moderation

[@CJCody2006]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="475">7:55</a> The Normandie was one of the first ships to use a bulberous bow to reduce friction. That allowed her to be built with smaller but more efficient engines that could drive the ship fast enough you could basically water ski behind it

[@JimKJeffries]

The future will be more props with more motors. Gives more control, and when not needed they are generators. The heavier your mass the more efficient. Are ya listening railroad workers?

[@haemse]

"Propellers with a power never seen on a ship like this" - what an obsolete sentence

[@paulwerner1732]

Uh Or

[@JosephDent-qd9ih]

Outstanding

[@andydasilva6840]

The maintenance for the propeller and the distiller 😢😮

[@dannythorpe1425]

crazy to think they just solder giant sheets of metal together.

[@Bigdangleebles]

I tremble whenever I hear the hoarse voice of a french sailor.

[@nobilesnovushomo58]

That architecture😍 <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1735">28:55</a>

[@denistate3697]

Beautiful report on the metro Parisien🇨🇵🇨🇵👏👍🚇

[@pinakinamin8658]

Impressive concept 😮

[@Byahewithkap]

Really amazing how all these goings on come to realize a beautiful ship❤❤

[@user-fl2wn5zr5z]

2 metal walls driven down deep and filled with concrete will work against the erodtion

[@user-uf6wz5rp2z]

공장에서 배 만들기를 누가 좋아합니까?

[@learnwithfatima6362]

good job

[@b_to_the_b]

Thank you for this video 🙏

[@thekingsilverado3266]

Gosh dang that thing is the new Dodge Caravan of the high seas!!!! I wonder if it has hatch back...

[@user-zk4kl3wd3v]

reminds me of Noah ark. That was made of wood and it survived. Thats why we are here.

[@haraldpettersen3649]

"The ship makes its own electricity, the others tow on a large extension cable"

[@james1795]

Keep your day job. You will never be a comedian.

[@skipmagil]

I don’t get it

[@edvaira6891]

@@skipmagil All cruise ships produce their own electricity..otherwise there wouldn’t be any electricity on board…

[@phil2268]

It's driven with electricity. The propellers are connected to electric motors. It's been that way for decades now. I was on the Celebrity Solstice completed on 2008 and It's the same way. I loved being on the deck when it was docking. No tug boats and the ship could move sideways. It's easier to parallel park than your car.

[@jesonazzholeman4070]

​ 33ee3eeeeee..🎉8😢i.

[@damienguy501]

Great video! Any success with imitation spider web? A cone of loose yarn could dissipate momentum if you could figure out how to aim into the bell of the cone, kinda like a funnel web spider. Certainly more than one way to skin a cat!

[@aleksanderkuncwicz7277]

I think building ships is good practice for building nuclear powered planes too space,

[@DhitoSinyo]

amazing to contruction

[@godjustus3275]

I have seen her in Melbourne Australia,she is amazing

[@jorikkuipers1451]

Are you assuming his / her pronounce without consent?

[@edwardplackett7403]

Soldered? Do you mean welded?

[@ihardy3271]

Royal Caribbean... "that's cute"

[@bobeden5027]

what is fluidity of navigation, and what does it have to do with vibration?

[@skipmagil]

That’s for your mom to know and for you not to find out

[@ChadLuciano]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="768">12:48</a> "So you can imagine two big balls at the back of the ship"...I wonder how big Titanic's balls were... (The two reciprocating engines were each 63 feet (19 m) long and weighed 720 tons, with their bedplates contributing a further 195 tons. They were powered by steam produced in 29 boilers, 24 of which were double-ended and five single-ended, which contained a total of 159 furnaces.)

[@rebeccabarnhart4837]

Good

[@robdedrick2052]

So that is how Salt is Distributed .

[@FrostyHunter03]

this video help me from insomnia haha

[@user-uf6wz5rp2z]

실재, 현장에 있으면 스트레스 엄청 받습니다,

[@GlenDoer-gq1rs]

Saw some thing like this in Ben Hur,,The ship had a man strapped to the back in case one of the rowers became sick AKA a spare,

[@ryanwellings1570]

huge sheets of metal `soldered' together 😂

[@spidermight8054]

Those “huge plates of steel” for that cruise ship needed to be WELDED, not SOLDERED!

[@pmwebber22]

Same word in French, souder.

[@spidermight8054]

@@pmwebber22 Interesting. Thank you. But in English, soldering is different than welding. I guarantee they don’t solder giant plates of steel.

[@synpse]

Having lived in Newport News... this dockyard in europe stuff got my attention. and LMFAO at that captain destroying a port with his wake turbulence. Btw. wasn't the nose-cone like an old Greek navy thing? like a battering ram?

[@user-fl2wn5zr5z]

like the meatball on a aircraft carrier

[@SuperSimrun]

Great content

[@jamieknight326]

The bit about CFD made me giggle as it manages to play up 20 year old tech as if it’s novel.

[@enriquenieti280]

20 boats for a city ship , how many lifes will you save Not even 5 percent

[@seanmccarthy1421]

Awesome, will you put new exhaust pipe ?

[@unualt1548]

NIce

[@flyship]

Great videos

[@alwayslive7460]

BOW.. LIKE WOW... BOW THRUSTERS.. LIKE NOW OR WOW.. NOT HUNTING 'BOW'.. BOW

[@world_still_spins]

" Diggity Diggity Dog, out on The Wild Wild West." Name that movie.

[@matthewkendall7791]

​@@world_still_spins Star Wars

[@user-dj6cz9jt1v]

Pourquoi ne pas mettre de longs ballons pneumatiques de part et d'autre du bateau pour l équilibrer et l'empêcher de sombrer .

[@conveyor2]

Error @<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1640">27:20</a> : "200 cubic metres of water per person per day". Other sources mention about 200 litres per day, or 1,000 times less.

[@mpirokajosephmgcokoca2355]

Those propellers kill so many sharks and other marine life

[@selenastha3640]

give the lyrics of all of ships

[@OgagNetwork]

In <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="120">2:00</a> says "the ship requires 6 million hours of work". That's equal to 684.9 years. What am I missing here?

[@Whooofarted]

Thank youuuuuuu glad someone other than myself noticed🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@adamwidmeyer]

6 million man-hours, if it was one man it would take 684.9 years but if there are 1000 men working then that's 1000 man hours of work getting completed every hour. Think if you were estimating a project and adding up all the tasks involved, then hired a bunch of people to do it.

[@Uncle_Jon]

Exactly this! ​@@adamwidmeyer

[@angloland4539]

❤

[@mihalyviasz5774]

When we get to the Subway in Paris he says 260 million people is not enough for Paris. He doesn't know what he's saying.

[@Barneys69Ruiz]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="2418">40:18</a> my man really said 6 million hours of work . I don’t think they got that right . That’s 687 years!

[@Uncle_Jon]

It's man hours. An average work week is 40 hours per man. Now, if there were 100 people working this week, you've got 4000 hours worked total. Same principle.

[@captainhellhound7451]

Yep. That’s what Man hours are. At 40 hours a week (construction does a lot of overtime but we’ll ignore that) for 50 weeks a year, each man would do 2,000 hours of work. So they would need a staff of 3,000 to get it done in one year. 1,500 for two. So on and so on

[@jg-bd3hr]

Around <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="779">12:59</a> into your video you mentioned propellers producing electricity This statement is wrong they are using electricity. They’re using 20,000,000 W of electricity not produce. The ships generators produce the electricity. If I’m wrong please do explain why as I am curious why it was stated the way it was in the video?

[@DanJanTube]

imagine instead of "watts" he said "horsepower."

[@You_Can_Do_If]

why not build a new design that take advantage of the wind and sun and use diesel when max power is needed. Shouldn't these be build for the future not for the present?

[@MrPhys]

Say bow thruster again!! 😅😅

[@baloghbotond4250]

Imagine a union strike before almost finishing a project like this....

[@tyronevaldez-kruger5313]

The client would be pissed and the manufacturer drown in piss.

[@DanJanTube]

snickered @<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="765">12:45</a>

[@gerry343]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="172">2:52</a>:45 Les oreilles !

[@pollyannapositive9192]

How reliable is that 2 electric motor propeller?? It could short circuit creating a electrical fire, the ship can't move,

[@user-uf6wz5rp2z]

인간이 뭔지 알겠습니다, 배 만들어서 물 워도 다니고, 인간이기 싫으면, 그런 생물은 뭘까요? 동식물?

[@RamboJohnJ]

Narrator is mispronouncing “bow thruster”. It’s driving me nuts 🤪

[@Kid_Kootenay]

I was really enjoying this except they kept interrupting with some show about a cruise ship, I came here to watch commercials not watch a show about ships

[@shanelellno7457]

코에 물이 가득찬 목소리 휴지가 필요할꺼같아..

[@richardtuholsky4028]

Let’s go brandon 🍦🍦🍦