Mega private yacht hits rough seas

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G McCo77 - 6 years ago

The difference between a "Boat" and a '"Ship" is that "Ships" are considered capable of navigating over open oceans while "boats" are not.

Alex Κουτρας - 6 years ago

This isnt a ship for that sea

Paul Mccafffery - 7 years ago

Riveting

Mikey L - 7 years ago

A ship is a vessel that has at least one continuous water-tight deck extending from bow to stern and can operate independently on large bodies of water. A boat is a vessel that is the opposite. (not counting subs)

NURUosan - 7 years ago

is size of this yacht 40m class?

Adrian Larkins - 7 years ago

Can't understand why nobody is on deck sunning themselves. I'd love to see how she would handle a 45 degree angle to the sea instead of head on.

Zbriu - 7 years ago

Always keeping a nice 45º angle to the wave, right? I'm learning some stuff

Adrian Larkins - 7 years ago

Head on is best. 45 degree and you have roll + heaving = corkscrew motion = horrible and in very bad weather dangerous. Moral - always face the seas head on if really rough.