That’s is absolutely incredible, the amount of engineering on top of engineering. Great oc, why isn’t this blowing up
dabarak on
One has to ask, are they going to use cranes to unload the cranes?
Zephylia on
How does it not tip over I wonder? 😮 Imagine if it has to cross through a storm or high waves…
Affentitten on
After you buy 2, Temu gives you get free shipping.
pedanticPandaPoo on
>Across vast oceans the cranes journey, guided not by map or compass, but by memory older than time itself. They fly in perfect formation, conserving strength as they ride the invisible currents that cradle them toward distant lands.
– David Attenborough, maybe
organonanalogue on
Why in the hell aren’t we making these here?
80sLegoDystopia on
I have to see the rest if that ship. Whatever is below the water line must be precisely engineered.
nemo2023 on
We shouldn’t have Chinese spy tech in US
CaroCogitatus on
I’m guessing the off-center traveling counterweights are just white boxes waiting to be filled with something heavy?
I always assumed those counterweights were made of solid lead or iron.
TyrerWatson on
Goodness. I can’t imagine how stressful it was trying to make sure their load lines stayed within SOLAS conventions.
Or maybe it wasn’t hard at all. I’m not a shio engineer.
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Looks as top heavy as Dolly Parton
That’s is absolutely incredible, the amount of engineering on top of engineering. Great oc, why isn’t this blowing up
One has to ask, are they going to use cranes to unload the cranes?
How does it not tip over I wonder? 😮 Imagine if it has to cross through a storm or high waves…
After you buy 2, Temu gives you get free shipping.
>Across vast oceans the cranes journey, guided not by map or compass, but by memory older than time itself. They fly in perfect formation, conserving strength as they ride the invisible currents that cradle them toward distant lands.
– David Attenborough, maybe
Why in the hell aren’t we making these here?
I have to see the rest if that ship. Whatever is below the water line must be precisely engineered.
We shouldn’t have Chinese spy tech in US
I’m guessing the off-center traveling counterweights are just white boxes waiting to be filled with something heavy?
I always assumed those counterweights were made of solid lead or iron.
Goodness. I can’t imagine how stressful it was trying to make sure their load lines stayed within SOLAS conventions.
Or maybe it wasn’t hard at all. I’m not a shio engineer.