Standing by a Ship Going Through Ice ( Cool ) Videos.flv

[bobthebuilderandsam]

One tip: RRRRRUUUUUNNNNNNN!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[ThexJohnnyxBravo]

This can't be helping global warming..

[stickandtwisted]

@ThexJohnnyxBravo You're a retard. Even if global warming WASN'T a fallacy, it would have no, negative, zero, zilch, nada impact on it.

[22bbn]

is it safe to stand that close

[MrSisterfister100]

Was wondering the same thing. Id be waiting for all the ice to break up around me, thats a big fuckin ship@22bbn

[nycgrafix]

cant believe yall had the balls to stand there! I woulda been gone!

[ryanmxn]

crazy.

[TheTboss77]

Wow.

[MrJugonijezadugo]

nice video

[W7ENK]

That is so weird!

[joseg2143]

The Madagascar penguins are operating that ship

[Alxjeffs]

Nuke power

[libra8a]

I thought it would be much louder. Like thunder maybe.

[eks1966]

This is amazing!

[ArunVevo]

can't believe thaAt

[R1Wagon]

"Awh man thats cool!... woooh! o_O"

[chpnlzt]

NOT SURE IF IT WAS SUCH A GOOD IDEA TO STAND SO CLOSE TO A BIG SHIP BREAKING THE ICE - SAID THE GUY IN THE FREEZING ICE WATER.......

[tombradyrocks1212]

cool

[jotaylor1971]

Amazing! Had to watch it a couple of times. Thanks.

[ShadowtheRotarygod]

Those move alot faster than I would've guessed.

[alexluther1914]

The MV Arctic was originally built as a public-private partnership venture between the Govt of Canada and Canadian shipping companies. Having fulfilled its original mandate of supporting resource development and as a test vessel for Arctic navigation, it has for many years been the world's most ice-capable ore/bulk/oil vessel. Now owned by Fednav International Ltd., the vessel transports nickel concentrates from Deception Bay, Labrador to Quebec City year-round for Falconbridge Limited.

[onlyinbristow09]

this isnt where i parked my car!

[hubcap128]

@KILOBITTI "Awesome video guys.. now to walk back to sho-- CRAP"



[Baseshocks]

should have yelled for them to honk their horn :D.

[chena3]

that is

 a big canoe

[ps3isbeastly]

MOM THERES A BOAT IN OUR YARD!

[brianmenendez]

cool video

[BarrieBusesandTrains]

This looks like the icebreaker that goes from Quebec City to INCO Voisey's Bay, am I correct?

[silverblotter]

@BarrieBusesandTrains Yepp the MV ARCTIC always in Quebec city operated by FedNav under Canadian flag

[pfzzzer]

buggah if I would stand that close, but very cool video!

[d18unk]

VEY GOOD AND SOMETHING A BIT DIFFERENT.

[busrel]

It's very dangerous to stand this close to an ice breaker... it might form cracks among the ice you were standing and the worst case the ice under your feet might split due to adjacent ice movement caused by ice breaker...... and if you were standing at the wrong side, after the ice breaker is gone, you would have a VERY hard time to get back to the shore.....

[YouCantTrollFoShit]

isnt it cold in here? did you know battery life is shorter in the cold?

-Angels and Demons-

[bazman85]

Will it blend?

[youssefdahustler]

I wonder how many horsepower you need to do this..

[tupsumato]

@youssefdahustler, the ship has 10.9 MW, but I'm not sure if it needs all of that for this.

[youssefdahustler]

@tupsumato Well, thank you!

[tampasailor]

The MV Arctic is an icebreaking cargo ship built in 1978 at the Port Weller Dry Docks in St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada. The ship is owned and operated by the Fednav Group.

I am very happy to have taken a part in the design and supply of the electronics package on board.

[Mikes1800]

Irresistible force meets immovable object

[8Libertine8]

Thanks you for not naming the video "New revolutionary land ship"

[13holywarriors]

rare oppurtunity to shoot this kind of video

[mimiburnsband]

How would they know what a safe distance is for standing back?

[tupsumato]

That ship is designed to continuously break level ice up to 0.6 meters thick.

[kilobitti]

I hope they were standing on the right side of the ship, otherwise it could take a while before they can walk back to shore.

[R1Wagon]

@kilobitti good god, i was thinking exatcly the same!!!!

[clubseiko]

thats unreal the ice breaker rides on top which collapses the ice makes sense now  top video

[Jesus45U]

That's some pretty thick ice, right there.

[Eagle1538]

awesome video super unique!

[limpnut80]

that is a cool video