Skagen Maersk Container ship leaving Savannah GA 7/29/2012

Skagen Maersk Container ship leaving Savannah GA 7/29/2012 late evening on the Savannah River.
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[@disturbedredhead]

Thanks for posting. I didn't take any pics while I was in the port, didn't want to go to jail.

[@toddbrown4935]

I just love this video.... a beautiful vessel fully loaded!! Great camera work!

[@botsysguy]

Thanks for the upload. Work in Port Wentworth, and get the opportunity to fill some of those containers with large CAT engines on a daily basis....and still watch those massive ships in awe.

[@amaing12]

great video, thank you very much

[@TEMPTBand]

This is a really great video! I saw the Skagen Maersk in port of Newark about a week before this was taken. Really cool! Great shots!

[@E655Caimano]

Fantastic video and ship! :-D

[@alaaaldinazhari]

proud to be marine engineering traveling all over the world and see different people

[@peterratcliffe998]

I was onboard her when this video was taken best time of my life

[@Treetop64]

I sometimes head down to Crissy Field and the Presidio in San Francisco just to watch the container ships and tankers heading in and out. Very impressive to watch. I'd love to see one of these monsters steaming past, though.

[@Kirmesonkel007]

Was ist das für ein Gigant !! Wahnsinn !!

[@lbc202]

I was once onboard on this ship for 6months as an electrician engr. ..proud of it..

[@METALITHrevetments]

I'm very impressed that the Captain and Pilot are able/willing to take that ship down the river without tugboats. It's a single screw vessel and they usually don't handle very well at dead slow speed but they don't seem to have any trouble making what look like some pretty tight turns. I don't see the bow thruster(s) being used either. Hats off to Master Mariner's.

[@maritimefreak]

Only one word "A MASTERPIECE".

[@mohdanwar9624]

Thank you very much uploder

[@MrRobertcoe]

Thanks for the video. Enjoyed it.

[@melvin5818]

boy the filming is flawless . eye candy .

[@TennaciousD94]

What a masterpiece of engineering and human progress

[@ph11p3540]

Excellent camera work. Enjoyed the detail shots. Could almost build a ship model with some of these shots they are so crisp. I bet that tripod really payed for itself on this footage. :)

[@FightingFalcon751]

Great video! Would love to call Savannah port once, looks like a beautiful entrance.....

[@abqkaza]

lovely video thanks

[@thomasdavies3831]

Hi, I am making a video for a university project at UCL. It is about a bridge in the London Docklands, there is a brief section on why the old docks closed down where we mention the containerisation of the shipping industry. I would really like to include a quick 3 second clip from your video to emphasise our point, they are the nicest quality we have found. We would credit the footage at the end and have it stated in the accompanying report. Yours faithfully Thomas, (studying BSC urban planning and design, the Bartlett UCL.)

[@Namerifrats]

Thanks for your comments! I try to do the best I can, and use a tripod every chance I get.....with the exception of my storm footage. Kind of hard to use one in those situations. I enjoy shooting all modes of transportation, and plan to keep adding more in the near future.

[@atat3635]

4:44

[@domenicoernestoesposito1318]

Beautiful Savannah and Tybee Island I have left my hearth there.

[@rosslawrence1806]

so agile and capable, tuely a modern marvel

[@bundagrande99]

a engenharia maravilhosa .

[@everhope6364]

love this video i have seen the emma maersk close up it was feckin huge!!

[@1230james]

May I use a portion of this video for a science project? I'm making a video for one of my classes over Newton's laws of motion.

[@acomou3562]

No

[@MichaelRasch]

Back in the day these were the largest, it's like 7500 TEU's, now I've read about 12000 to 14000 TEU vessels from Maersk. Also note, this vessel in not even fully loaded, it's drafting about 42' and should be able to draft 50' but the USA has very few ports where it can load up to the max.

[@normandiegonorman768]

Can you tell me what is the salaries of the engineers woring on these ships

[@MichaelRasch]

not sure, all depends on engineers ranks. top class ( or rank ) is in excess of 125,000 Euro's ... it's published in the maritime journals

[@normandiegonorman768]

Good day Sir my name is Diego Norman from South Africa, Western Cape, Saldanha. Where are u from?☺

[@Dubisam]

Nice video. Good job as camera man.

[@marktwain9995]

Amazing how far we have all come ..

[@Waffles341]

Love the song playing in the background at the beginning. RICHIEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

[@rasser-aalborg9471]

World class shipbuilding from Denmark :-) Skagen = the top northern city in Denmark

[@oliveiraqmatouoleao]

Great Video!

[@nicholasli2919]

nice video recording of the ship pretty impressive

[@dadonk3607]

I like this Container ship ^^

[@chriss9187]

Greetings from Atlanta

[@helmarkv]

Amazing

[@12BangerTwinTurbo]

Just curious- what *does* happen if/when a container is loaded onto the wrong ship, but it's not discovered until (say) a day or two after the ship has set sail? Seeing how these container ships carry thousands of containers, I'm sure errors happen every now and then.

[@cupcake30001]

How do those containers stay steady And not fall?

[@Arwiiss]

Very simply - water displacement. Any object will float if it can displace more water than the weight of an object. So for example if the cargo ships weight is 150 000 tones it has to displace 150 000 cubic meters of water to stay afloat.

[@geger327]

SEHR SCHÖN

[@hidingjaguar8031]

Uploader, Could you tell me what camera was used for this footage?

[@topfootballteams]

Fantastic

[@malikjaved2651]

yes that bridge only standing in the cables it place YOKOHAMA PORT in japan

[@Namerifrats]

They are locked together at all 4 corners to keep them from turning over.

[@VenkySuppiah]

dear uploader , i am using a part of this video , for my editing , thanks..

[@memooosh7945]

علم الانسان ما لم يعلم .. سبحان الله

[@Namerifrats]

I used a Panasonic HDC TM900 for the majority, some of the close detail shots I took handholding my 7D.

[@Happy-ov1sh]

Интересно поведение этого корабля в шторм.

[@hidingjaguar8031]

OK, thank you.

[@Johnnnyyx]

Very good video. I do not have a tripod for my video. :-(

[@melvin5818]

alittle info on this ship . right now its in BREMERHAVEN. 5/20/13 .

[@trplpwr1038]

Riding high in the water, leaving with empty containers, what a shame,

[@atat3635]

3:25

[@notar1]

Nice video

[@alejandrofallas9734]

And there they go half year on the ship...

[@Jodocus1000]

Are they going on a trip three times around the world ?

[@enfj-t4603]

CS doesn't spend half year..

[@Namerifrats]

Sure. What would you like to know?

[@kasperholmj]

I'd like to know your camera brand and model, which lens you've used, accessories of any kind? Microphone, tripod etc :-)

[@amandajia6244]

She exudes energy you want,

[@Andante1961]

No, not Triple-E. It's an S-class with a nominal capacity of 8,160 TEU. In comparison, the E-class carries 15,550 and the Triple-E's will carry 18,000 TEUs.

[@coolmantay]

How long does it take to fully load one of these?

[@bushido491]

About 5 minutes

[@al-momin1357]

Bu ShiDo you are a liar!

[@DansAdventureChannel]

It all depends, like if you only need to load a certain amount for a trip, they would only load that amount, so very rarely does any ship get fully loaded w/ containers, but if they did, it would take a couple days, because some of the best crane operators can load 30 containers in an hour, out of 12,000, so it would take a bit.

[@jacquesblaque7728]

You don't just haul them aboard and stuff them below. Terminal operators keep computers busy calculating the load plan. Some containers may have to come off temporarily. The plan is then to load them to facilitate upcoming offloads, keep incompatible hazardous cargoes separated, and maintain stability of the ship. Reefer containers need access to power cables too. Meanwhile, gotta stack 'em ashore to support the above- keeps computers busy too.

[@MangoHombre]

Is that US made cargo going out or is the ship just returning the empties back to China?

[@user-nv7rc2se5l]

nice video

[@MrEdwin57]

Can we go back captain ? l forgot my glasses ! ! !

[@frederickkasanda9544]

Lol

[@wisdomandlove1661]

Whats the potentiall speed for this ship? (knots)

[@enfj-t4603]

18

[@bkriegel95]

That's like 3 stack trains on one ship.

[@vdvelde9686]

3? You do realize there are more container on the lower deck inside the ship then on top

[@anna62apla]

Stijn

[@jacquesblaque7728]

When you can have a couple hundred containers on a double-stack train, and 18K (20' equiv., so 9K 40-footers) on largest current container-ships, which this is admittedly not, the ratio is somewhere below 36/1, way more than 3.

[@Jodocus1000]

No, there ara more containers on deck than in the hold.

[@WearySteerer]

no tugs,wow what a pilot.

[@halasa2]

This is what Chuck Norris use when he's on fishing trip.

[@earth2522]

Good ship

[@Mrdaddydaze1]

wouldnt the containers fall just by having them stacked up like that

[@mattaut88]

now is that the TRIPLE-E ?

[@atat3635]

0:58

[@user-oh9bq1tj3u]

这条船真大.一个小时不知道要烧多少油.

[@Topvideos1001]

They better speed up a bit ! The Captain wants to go water skiing later :-)

[@MarcoAGJ]

There it goes.

[@pauladams6718]

Wy is tere no tugbots ?

[@malcolmbrannen]

The containers do not fall because they are locked together. They are not all empty, many of them are loaded with frozen food going to China

[@panos_got_u]

3:26

[@hidingjaguar8031]

OK, I ship spot as well but currently I'm only taking pictures, and rarely recording. I'm looking for a good camcorder so that i can record as well.

[@ahmadtakim29]

gedi nemen kang

[@sunisachanthongnoi6321]

👍👍👍👍👍😘😘😘😘😘😊

[@legocomputerman]

wow that is cool ibc202

[@klausmortensen]

Yepp, Danish.

[@steveng.willis618]

Savannah is nice.

[@chris_the_railfan]

it was big

[@guguigugu]

100 000 tons of chinese landfill :))

[@rorokidul9616]

Good

[@Namerifrats]

Talmadge Memorial Bridge

[@markasbury9884]

I don't know but all I can say is a long time I recem

[@grvernon5]

Hi there, would you be interested in selling some of your clips for this video for a private video I am producing currently?

[@beaman220]

4:44 about to put one of these in the bed of my pick up.

[@deadcrazywhiteman]

that Harbor/Port are in the video game "ACE COMBAT 5 " on PS2.........lol

[@adalberto3972]

y pensar que una sola de esas cajitas la lleva una tractomula

[@marazul2515]

ok...

[@eTengu]

iPhones are coming :>

[@dublin0850]

Nice job I watched every second.Dont like shakey videos.

[@alizm50]

When I grow up I want to ride on board...OR NOT!

[@malcolmbrannen]

Paula Deen's husband used to pilot these ships down this same river

[@user-om2kh1xx3g]

17*21*7=2499 not exactly