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Uploaded on Nov 5, 2009

How ships are launched, scary but its how it works!
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  • killalangdon

    killalangdon 4 months ago

    very cool

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  • dONALDBLOOD

    dONALDBLOOD 5 months ago

    Welcome in the club man! I'm coming from a Craig Ferguson video! :D

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  • Titanic Britannic

    Titanic Britannic 2 days ago

    xD

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  • 0pnMnded

    0pnMnded 2 days ago

    It's much cheaper to launch small ships this way. Also they can launch them from just about anywhere where the waters deep enough. Drydocks are used primarily for much larger ships that would be damaged by a launch like this.

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  • utesman26

    utesman26 3 days ago

    That is cool

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  • Ales Pavlin

    Ales Pavlin 1 week ago

    No big boner

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  • devaztator01

    devaztator01 2 weeks ago

    111 people got ran over by a ship

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  • kupiano1

    kupiano1 2 weeks ago

    How a ship gets almost destroyed by a wave, check out my channel.

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  • Luchoedge

    Luchoedge 2 weeks ago

    why not a dry-dock?

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  • michael davis

    michael davis 3 weeks ago

    The ship is not going to tip over. Ships will lean just like that in strong storms. Buoyancy is a great thing. If the ships would tip simply from rocking over to their sides they wouldn't be sea worthy.

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  • michael davis

    michael davis 3 weeks ago

    It wouldn't be a boat then.

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  • Braeden Coulson

    Braeden Coulson 3 weeks ago

    Wouldn't it tip over?

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