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Originally Posted by Issues
What a dumass stunt, how did that dumshit get a captains license anyway.
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I'll bet they toughen up the tests, especially the moral ones.
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Originally Posted by bill_daniels
I can't believe that that ship is a total loss. I would imagine that they would make sections of the ship watertight, then pump in compressed air and pump out the seawater. It would probably be a multi stage process, but eventually, it seems like that could right and float the ship. From there, tow it to drydock and effect repairs.
That's just a guess, though.
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I saw a report that they'll likely pump out the fuel, (it sank in an eco-zone), patch it, pump water out, (it'll supposedly right itself), then tow it for repairs
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Originally Posted by JRD77VET
But it would make sense to patch it, float it and decomm it in a dry dock. Too much enviromental damage to occur if they scrap it there.
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Reportedly, the ship cost $850 million