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Oceanos - Simulation of sinking

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Uploaded by on Apr 9, 2007

The cruise ship Oceanos sank in 1991 off the South African coast. This is a simulation of the chain of events which led to the sink of the ship

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  • The captain & all the crew knew this would happen so they took all the lifeboats & left. Leaving 400 people on board and 2 men saved every1 and every1 was watching the ship go under from helicopters and I think the crew & captain sould be sued and the 2 men sould be crowned somthing big.

  • why didn't they re-rout auxiliary power to structural integrity?????

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  • @nateynatenate123456

    None. 2 of the entertainment staff called for help. The video is on Youtube.

  • 1 room is safe.... if water is back the ship sinks back not front

  • what programme you use for do it?

  • @jkamwal If waters a bitch then you are bitched because we NEED water.

  • That's such an epic fail. Whoever designed that ship had the IQ of a jack rabbit.

  • how many people died when it sank?

  • @starwarsfandude yes,in 1986 the ship was used for a greek movie.the whole movie was shot on the ship and in 1991 it was sinked.

  • @johnkefalas In 1986? But the Oceanos sinking in 1991.

  • ι just found out about this tragedy.this ship has been used in a greek comedy movie in 1986.the title of the movie was: περαστε φιληστε τελειωσατε and i have upload the whole movie on you tube.

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