The World's Worst Largest Car Carrier Roro Ship Disaster
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Dive into the heart-wrenching tales of the sea as we unfold the stories of the world's most catastrophic RoRo ship disasters, where luxury cars worth millions met their fateful end. From the fiery demise of the Felicity Ace to the tragic sinking of MV Baltic Ace, these maritime tragedies have not only caused immense financial losses but also raised crucial concerns about the safety and environmental impacts of maritime shipping. That is why vehicles are so expensive to buy, they have to keep the profits coming. How does a steel ship, full of steel and plastic catch fire? Lithium batteries suspected? There must be a design flaw with these ships for them to be tipping over so frequently, I would have thought that with all the modern computer systems that they would quickly figure incorrect ballast weights for stability, helping to elevate human error. I like how people keep commenting about lithium batteries. You do know they are used in airplanes now? All of these boats are of the same design (Ace ships). Seems to me most of these accidents are actually stability issues with the ships, and over complicated ballast systems. It's amazing more ships designed like this don't capsize. It's a flat bottom. Kind-a-like trying to turn an iceberg on it's head; 90% of the ships weight is above water. A big wave or strong breeze should knock it over. Don't build the ship to fit in shallow harbors make the harbor deeper; easier and cheaper.
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