Inside US Navy's Massive Indoor Ocean

Wow! Wind tunnel but for water! Just wow!

I new he was Canadian I had the gut feeling

Eve music?

Anyone here to just hear him say “it’s not what you think”?

In video ad sucks, unsubscribed

Because they can manipulate the weather is why.

Did they simulate ns attack there ?

I hate your ad. Just sayin.

Why I'm following you is not what you think...

Do the tanks experience tides?

Tradução horrorosa

A lot of footage from Marin, the Maritime Research Institute Netherlands is blended in...

Fantastic video!

They're also used for the moon video sometimes😂😂😂

elon musk would just build 10 big bad a$$ boats and destroy them till they work😅

Those beeps were way too loud

I'm not the smartest person on earth but I can recognize the smarter ones! wow

Can any Boat Crafting Engineer use this facility

Is it just me or do i want to swim in it really bad? 😂

Please don't translate to spanish they voice is teeeible

Spent time at the David Taylor towing tank in Bethesda, MD and the towing tank on the Isle of Wight in the UK. Not only ship models are tested. Did the ditching model tests for aircraft, such as the V-22 Osprey Tiltrotor.
Well done video, especially the explanation of the Froude number.

what about David taylor model basin.?

The Portuguese dubbing is awful.

Decades ago, John Hoyt built a fully functional linear vwave towing tank at the Franklin Institute. I used to run the tank, but then the museum threw the whole thing out over one weekend. It was tragic.
John Hoyt went and worked at Carderock. Haven't talked to him in 30 years

I can't get past this guy's math. Fifty times smaller means negative 49 times the size. Impossible. Negative space does not exist. Seven times slower? That would be backwards at 6 times the forward speed and that's not happening. What a shame. Seems like it might have been a decent video.

That pc on the side is a bit too close

also imagine getting caught in one of those

6 years is a while

All of that but results lcs .....

Can we acknowledge the late Stephen Salter who invented the concept and designed the first wide wave tank with many wave-making paddles that can replicate any sea state.

4 feet is alot

😂 a Canadian is making documentary on us defence always. Never make any documentary in Canadian defense. 😅😅😅😅

Dude my Wife is an awesome cook, I don't need your cook unity crap, I feel sorry for people that are daft enough to buy it, yuck.

dude spanish translation is shit

I drive past this place every day.

When do we stop the US from exploiting the rest of the world?

This is exactly what I thought, as I used to live right next to it.

Me, I just wanna swim in it.

It's a same idea with airforce's wind tunnel, right ?

Very cool to learn about this amazing test facility.

too bad its not practical to make one of these for every town and city :)

swim time.

But it really is cool to test the physics of wave model, great people who came up with this plan and helped to build and run this over the years, probably saved a lot of lives and a lot of money.

I'm clueless everything is not what i think.

That was fantastic!

Check MARIN in The Netherlands!

🙏🤲✨✨👑👑👍👍🙌🙌 thank you 👍👍

Very informative. Thank you

Is this the David Taylor model basin

What are the Public Swimming hours, and do they put in lane markers?

Froude was a damn genius

I work at the Utah Water Research Laboratory and we often make models of dams (such as the Oroville Dam spillway that failed in 2017, before I started working there), canals, gates, and other water structures, and we use the Froude number in our models. We definitely also have number crunching that happens that accounts for a whole host of things that happen, and being able to have the video recording is very helpful. Basically, we make models so that clients can make informed decisions. Our work can help them save a lot, by spending 5 on a new model saving 85 that would have been spent making the full scale cause the alternate design is way better than the original idea