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I know that those are bad conditions all around but it looks to me the seas are coming mostly very close to the beam. Am I seeing right?
Anyway I never liked those ships "to tender for my taste" I rather seeing it spring right back (regardless of confort).
Does anyone here knows what the "g" (height of center of gravity) is on one of those? I know..... it depends on the state of "cargo" but,.. range?
It really doesn't matter how big you are; in the midle of the ocean we're all tiny.
That would be a great time to hit the buffet, probably not too crowded.
I assume that was some sort of test or drill with no passengers(?). Find it hard to believe a modern cruise liner would be surprised by a cyclone. Google gives 581,000 links to the video, but not much info.
I think that is actually the semester at sea boat. it was a good show the hundreds of students sliding from one side of the salon to the other was incredible. talk about a free surface problem!
If I'm right the name of the boat is the explorer not voyager.
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