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Royal Caribbean Cruise Ship Rocked By Hurricane-Force Winds Heads Back To New Jersey


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No way it listed 45 degrees! Part of our sea trials for a new ship consisted of doing inclination tests and we had to struggle to get to 15 degrees!

 

Royal Caribbean Cruise Ship Rocked by Hurricane-Force Winds Heads Back to New Jersey

 

https://www.yahoo.com/gma/royal-caribbean-cruise-ship-rocked-hurricane-force-winds-130856716--abc-news-topstories.html

 

A Royal Caribbean cruise ship that was rocked by hurricane-force winds overnight is sailing back to port in Bayonne, New Jersey.

The decision to change course came after the Anthem of the Seas experienced turbulent weather overnight off the coast of the Carolinas. The ship was headed to the Bahamas.

Furniture tumbled over, ceilings fell down and table-top objects crashed to the floor as 40-foot waves battered the ship. No one was seriously injured.

 

Buoy data collected near the path of the ship recorded wind gusts up to 76 miles per hour.

About 4,000 people were ordered to stay in their cabins.

Some passengers reported the ship was tilting (or "listing") at 45 degrees...

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That must have been degrees Fahrenheit and not Celsius.

 

Jesting aside, as you stated Cav anything 15 or above will lead to capsisure

 

I have worked on and commissioned numerous FSPO (Floating Storage, Production, Offloading) We would shut down operations at 7 Degrees list, at 10 Degrees my asshole was twitching

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