and they also have a military defense weapons department.

Samsung no. 12 Fortune Global 500, surely they didn't just make smartphone.

+troundtree97 Samsung has their hands in everything, appliances, cars, and way more...

+troundtree97 Yah, Samsung is like General Electric, or Hitachi, they make everything

+troundtree97 They have been building ships and heavy equipment long before phones and tablets.

Haha, wow good catch 😆👍

The container ship stranded on the Suez Canal was built by Japanese shipbuilders. It has nothing to do with Samsung.

But the ship you see in this video is the "Ever Lively" and not the infamous "ever given"

the dude or the tugboat?

@@FrequencyORD The Evergreen

Haha, I noticed as well.. Famous indeed

More like 11:18.

@@jeebus2121 more like 11:38

Me too man... I'm studying aerospace engineering just because I would like to participate to a giant project even with a small contribute, just to say that I have done my part. Sadly my university is shit to say the least and I don't know if I ever will...

@@Philogamer97 depends on your attachments

I do my part in this froject

Stay in school cuzz

I was part of a couple of projects of this type, and it is exhausting, stressful, rewarding, and exciting. One of these involved lifting the heaviest thing ever lifted.

+clusterguard you are pretty dumb

well said +clusterguard

Joeckel: everything you have around is due to oil. goback2school.

Joeckel: your namecalling defines you, well. You need a father who'll drag you down to the garage and teach you some manners.

clusterguard I guess your father dragged you way to many times to the garage and "taught you some manners" because you are making literally no sense (not that i would have expected that from someone named Clusterguard). :)

😂😂😂

+justfakeit888 thats what she said

yea sure LOL

2054.795 to be exact

For what?

@@deanthonyforeskin4065 idk I don’t even remember this

@@deanthonyforeskin4065 design

More than one person worked on this project genius.

@@toddsimpson2141 no really? You don't say.

The main problems of space ships are fuel efficiency and fuel capacity. This is why they don't build them yet, because thermal engines suck.

And Samsung is only the 7th biggest shipbuilder in the world and 3rd in Korea Hyundai ranks 1st in the world and in Korea Daewoo ranks 3rd in the world and second in Korea

@@markusrosso Nuclear thermal propulsion is enough for cruising around the inner solar system.

True as my farts are natural😁

Yeah but it isn't organic or grass fed

It is a ship's hull tho.

The British taught the South Koreans how to build ships. Never forget that fact. Credit to the Koreans for this mammoth achievement, but it wasn’t just Koreans behind this huge project, it was engineers from all over the globe, Britain playing its part too. Oh by the way, Britain is rebuilding its shipbuilding again. Just look at the Type 26 frigate, the aircraft carriers, The astute nuclear submarines, and the new Dreadnought nuclear submarines all being built in the U.K. the birthplace of shipbuilding. The only reason shipbuilding migrated to South Korea was because it was cheaper to build there. The U.K. never lost the technical ability to build big ships. Just look at our engineering degrees in the U.K. many Koreans and other foreign students travel to the U.K. to study engineering. Our top universities are the worlds finest.

@@lg5819Same Britains?!that called the Titanic “unsinkable and are also being searched for as we speak on the Titan?

@@drelocs2878 So tell me if Britain’s ships were poorly built how did the Royal Navy build an empire, helping the allies to win two world wars, WW1 & WW2. Our fleet of British built ships spanned the entire globe at one time and will again when our new fleet of ships and nuclear subs are eventually built. Our naval ships are world renowned, just look at Britain's Type 26 warship which is expected to be the world's most advanced submarine hunter, the Queen Elizabeth Aircraft Carrier and the Dreadnought Nuclear Powered Submarines, one of the stealthiest subs on the planet. But answering your question, when the titanic was built the builder of the Titanic struggled for years to obtain enough good rivets and riveters and ultimately settled on faulty materials that doomed the ship, but that is just speculation and hasn’t been proven, when it was poor navigation that ultimately sank the ship when it’s stern hit an iceberg. Every ship has a weak point, even Korean built ships, no ship is invulnerable to tragedies. And when it comes to submersible technologies Britain and France are world leaders in this technology and the Titanic submersible that imploded wasn’t British built, so what you say makes no sense. According to OceanGate Expeditions they claim Boeing, NASA and the University of Washington were involved in designing their submersible. And it’s failures happened because the explorers used off the shelf components and didn’t listen to professional advice about building a submersible to make it more cheaply, and that’s why it imploded. It was nothing to do with the British.

Yes you can. No probs

According to you watching and commentings , either you are lying or you served coffee for the workers .

@@phoenixgaming.8083 hahah yeah he did, he also cleaned those portable plastic toilets with napkins.

Its not a ship nor is it a barge, this thing is a floating nuke.

Are you the one in your picture? So pretty (I guess).

Imagine a prelude class ship made for cargo or even as a cruise ship. What a sight she'd be

Its man hours

holy fuck you are stupid.. it's a damn ship and will allways be!

It's a barge simpson

@@Jeptheplay what is wrong with you

A barge is a narrower term. Every barge is a ship.

Hi

Brandon Lopez built from scratch. So no.

Nah, I don't think this thing is heavier than the Seawise Giant, the largest ship ever built.

@@akindudeerada5840 the Seawise was only 450 mtrs long. This sucker is 488 mtrs long and 600,000 DWT. (much bigger mass dude)

@@stronzer59 At full load the jahre viking would be nearly 650000 tonnes which is about 50000 tonnes more than that of the max fully loaded weight of the prelude FLNG.

Lol, ikr.😂

They have designed holes for oars

@@okkomp: HA!

Yep. It doesn't have its own engines.

Actually south korea

Not a ship. Its a floating facility.

The container ship stranded on the Suez Canal was built by Japanese shipbuilders. It has nothing to do with Samsung.

Lol they single handedly fucked up a part of Nigeria and killed people who protested against their polluting problems in the area.