Next overturned ship incident

[Frannie]

A bedside book that can help you conquer your fears...

One day several years ago I circled the Norwegian Gem, my boat lost some lift in the stir behind the ship

Better yet I surfed my boat on the outgoing wake of an Italian registered box freighter....Had my kids with me for both

 

[fncceo]

the stir behind the ship

It's called prop wash in the ship's wake.

 

[SavannahMann]

Coast Guard: All 4 Crew Members On Overturned Ship 'Confirmed Alive'

Is this going to happen every day now

---------------------------------------- if it ain't one thing then its another eh Frannie ??

Not letting Iran ship its oil is having consequences at home pismoe

You are a nutter.

And no one you do not know can read your email

Enjoy your hot cocoa

Ok. Are you saying that these boats had problems because of Iranian Agents? Or an act of Allah?

 

[bodecea]

Everyone stay off boats.

No ... just you ... and anyone else who is afraid of them.

Have you been a terrorist for long?

That is what they want ahole

And now, crazy enough to call fellow posters "terrorists".

When you give in to terror you become what they want. Truth matters

And the OP is full of fear.

 

[miketx]

 

[miketx]

Everyone stay off boats.

No ... just you ... and anyone else who is afraid of them.

Have you been a terrorist for long?

That is what they want ahole

And now, crazy enough to call fellow posters "terrorists".

When you give in to terror you become what they want. Truth matters

And the OP is full of fear.

Can't blame her. You scum are trying to kill us all.

 

[Frannie]

the stir behind the ship

It's called prop wash in the ship's wake.

It's called lack of buoyancy when your boat drops...…………

Or underwear color change

 

[Frannie]

Everyone stay off boats.

No ... just you ... and anyone else who is afraid of them.

Have you been a terrorist for long?

That is what they want ahole

And now, crazy enough to call fellow posters "terrorists".

When you give in to terror you become what they want. Truth matters

And the OP is full of fear.

Did you hear the story about the brave Impala that was not fearful of sounds in the grass?

 

[Ridgerunner]

Have you been a terrorist for long?

Well, I went to terrorist junior high ... but I joined a cult and never finished by degree.

However, I've been thinking about getting back into it.

Eye patch is a nice touch... Kind of like the Basque-style beret worn by Che...

Been there... Done that... My T-Shirt got wet...

 

[fncceo]

the stir behind the ship

It's called prop wash in the ship's wake.

It's called lack of buoyancy when your boat drops...…………

Or underwear color change

Actually, it's not. Buoyancy is the relationship between the density of an object and the density of the fluid in which it is immersed (not my definition, it's Archimedes' definition).

The state of turbulence in the water doesn't have any effect on the buoyancy of a boat.

The motion of a boat in water in an up or down direction is called 'heave' ... it's also a slang word for the act of vomiting and there is a relationship.

 

[fncceo]

Did you hear the story about the brave Impala that was not fearful of sounds in the grass?

Not sure of the relevance.

 

[miketx]

the stir behind the ship

It's called prop wash in the ship's wake.

It's called lack of buoyancy when your boat drops...…………

Or underwear color change

Actually, it's not. Buoyancy is the relationship between the density of an object and the density of the fluid in which it is immersed (not my definition, it's Archimedes' definition).

The state of turbulence in the water doesn't have any effect on the buoyancy of a boat.

The motion of a boat in water in an up or down direction is called 'heave' ... it's also a slang word for the act of vomiting and there is a relationship.

Water can become so aerated that buoyancy is depleted.

 

[fncceo]

the stir behind the ship

It's called prop wash in the ship's wake.

It's called lack of buoyancy when your boat drops...…………

Or underwear color change

Actually, it's not. Buoyancy is the relationship between the density of an object and the density of the fluid in which it is immersed (not my definition, it's Archimedes' definition).

The state of turbulence in the water doesn't have any effect on the buoyancy of a boat.

The motion of a boat in water in an up or down direction is called 'heave' ... it's also a slang word for the act of vomiting and there is a relationship.

Water can become so aerated that buoyancy is depleted.

A change in the density of the fluid. Still, the motion is still called heave.

 

[Frannie]

the stir behind the ship

It's called prop wash in the ship's wake.

It's called lack of buoyancy when your boat drops...…………

Or underwear color change

Actually, it's not. Buoyancy is the relationship between the density of an object and the density of the fluid in which it is immersed (not my definition, it's Archimedes' definition).

The state of turbulence in the water doesn't have any effect on the buoyancy of a boat.

The motion of a boat in water in an up or down direction is called 'heave' ... it's also a slang word for the act of vomiting and there is a relationship.

Actually the wash is made of air bubbles which do not support the vessel in the same way as the water does, so buoyancy is effected and the boat drops as air will not support the boats weight.

 

[Frannie]

Did you hear the story about the brave Impala that was not fearful of sounds in the grass?

Not sure of the relevance.

I had a year 2000 Impala, the day the junker took the piece of shit out of my driveway was a great day

 

[fncceo]

Actually the wash is made of air bubbles which do not support the vessel in the same way as the water does, so buoyancy is effected and the boat drops as air will not support the boats weight

Actually, not ... air bubbles caused by a ship's screw (or prop) is called cavitation. Cavitation is a local event, it only effects the water in the immediate vicinity of the ship's screw.

If you were close enough to the screw to experience lack of water density due to cavitation, you (and your kids) would be like frogs in a blender. The heave (or any of the five directions in which a boat might move) would be the least of your problems.

 

[rightwinger]

Coast Guard: All 4 Crew Members On Overturned Ship 'Confirmed Alive'

Is this going to happen every day now

Why?

The 34 bodies in Cal aren't even buried yet that's why

That boat caught fire

The Georgia ship was on fire too

Yup

One was a ship, the other a boat
Big difference

 

[Frannie]

the stir behind the ship

It's called prop wash in the ship's wake.

It's called lack of buoyancy when your boat drops...…………

Or underwear color change

Actually, it's not. Buoyancy is the relationship between the density of an object and the density of the fluid in which it is immersed (not my definition, it's Archimedes' definition).

The state of turbulence in the water doesn't have any effect on the buoyancy of a boat.

The motion of a boat in water in an up or down direction is called 'heave' ... it's also a slang word for the act of vomiting and there is a relationship.

Water can become so aerated that buoyancy is depleted.

A change in the density of the fluid. Still, the motion is still called heave.

The motion down in the water column of the boat in this situation is due to the waters decreased density which effects the buoyancy of the boat. The boat dropped enough to be noticed, there was little turbulence as the ship was just outside Verrazano Narrows and was only doing a couple of knots, the screws on this ship must have been enormous

 

[Frannie]

Coast Guard: All 4 Crew Members On Overturned Ship 'Confirmed Alive'

Is this going to happen every day now

Why?

The 34 bodies in Cal aren't even buried yet that's why

That boat caught fire

The Georgia ship was on fire too

Yup

One was a ship, the other a boat
Big difference

Esoteric terms, a Seawolf is a boat

 

[miketx]

the stir behind the ship

It's called prop wash in the ship's wake.

It's called lack of buoyancy when your boat drops...…………

Or underwear color change

Actually, it's not. Buoyancy is the relationship between the density of an object and the density of the fluid in which it is immersed (not my definition, it's Archimedes' definition).

The state of turbulence in the water doesn't have any effect on the buoyancy of a boat.

The motion of a boat in water in an up or down direction is called 'heave' ... it's also a slang word for the act of vomiting and there is a relationship.

Water can become so aerated that buoyancy is depleted.

A change in the density of the fluid. Still, the motion is still called heave.

Many Kayakers experience this as they suddenly sink in turbulent water.