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Sane answer: No. The ship is 400 metres / 0.25 of a mile long. With containers, it weighs anywhere up to 199 thousand tons. One does not simply attach a few hu
by cricalix 6y ago
Sane answer: No.
The ship is 400 metres / 0.25 of a mile long. With containers, it weighs anywhere up to 199 thousand tons. One does not simply attach a few hundred cables, put some rollers under it, and pull with all the tractors you can find in Egypt.
Also, it's already in the water. It's just turned sideways and buried the bulb (by the looks) into the canal wall.
- PeterisP 6y agoSince the sides of the channel are much more shallow than the middle, it's not floating in the water as both ends of the ship are stuck on the bottom.
- imtringued 6y agoIs it possible to weld a large steel wire onto the ship and use some sort of explosive to pull it out of the sand?