10 Catastrophic Failures Caught On Camera

There was clearly a person on the wharf before the ship collapsed the crane. The person ran behind the crane but did do not appear on the other side before the crane collapsed into the bay. I hope that person was able to swim to safety.

I wonder why so many of these happened in China..could it be shoddy construction or materials ? …corrupt government officials ? ..poor planning or all of the above….? You just need to look at anything you bought from China…

That one mission playing 007

900TONS ..Held up by wires… Yeah

I understand why houses along shores are built on stilts – to allow surging waters to flow beneath the house structure. However if the storm surge is high enough or the wave action is strong enough, two things can happen. #1 the pilings are insufficiently strong enough to resist the wave action or #2 the surge height sufficient to float the house completely off the pilings.

You were going well until you said the most dishonest phrase, climate change.

SHINKS IS DUMB

It’s 30 degrees today – it was 60 yesterday – that’s REAL “climate change” isn’t it? (This question is for the climate cult – who can I shake down for this outrage?!?!)

@jreagins1 … The most obvious change is beach erosion, the relentless pounding of waves. It is exacerbated by humans who build houses and hotels on the forward most dune line. It interferes with natural replenishment. Virginia Beach is a good example. Every year tons of sand are dumped on the beach in order to have enough beach for visitors to put down a towel. If they built behind the dune lines it would be less of a problem. Well maybe a slower problem. The Outer Banks are sand bars. Sand bars roll over over time. That is not related to climate change or global warming. If you think on it you can appreciate the coastal areas as living, moving things.
Coastal areas are to a slower or faster degree because of Climate Change or Global Warming. The warming leads to glacier melt which leads to Sea Level Rise and Subsidence.
There is a small island in the Chesapeake Bay, Tangier Island. When I was there 40 years ago I thought it looked like a Lily.pad. It was a quaint community of fishermen. They had a one room schoolhouse. Because there had not been a lot of mixing with the mainland you could hear an Old English flavor in their speech. A golf cart was the closest to a car. Currently they are losing about 15 feet a year to the Bay. The cause is a combination of Sea Level Rise and Subsidence. The water level rises and the land sinks. I was looking up spelling of subsidence and see there are three or four causes.
Anyway, I thought it was a place to gather the terms so relevant in the near future.

The truck at the marble query. Your comment was, one flatbed bit off more than it could chew. In reality, one flatbed needed more maintenance than it got.

Most of the events were briefly previewed, then we saw the event, then we were told we saw the event and were shone again? No, Thank you!

At 04:45 you say that it doesn't look like anyone is on or near the dock! WRONG. You can clearly see a man standing to the right of the crane!

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My question is why do you have two of the exact same video on here with and then trying to change the story on the other one you couldn't come up with enough content so you use the exact same video twice in your video

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Maybe people that live near the coast should build their houses like wooden boat's like the MAYFLOWER that came to America that way when they come off their stilts they can raise a sail and head out to Sea ⛵ and come back when the storm has past?🤔😲👍

Nobody likes chinaaaaaaaaa

Good ol china, the country made out of Minecraft gravel.