Shouln't the FIRST attempt to be use of HEAVY LIFT HELICOPTERS TO UPRIGHT THE SHIP?
(2012-01-19 15:25:05) 1. Says: SENSE2. Says: easy dont take tension3. Says: You'd never be able to get enough helicopters over the ship to do the lift.Righting the ship will require first offloading fuel to lighten it, then dragging it into deep water during high tide. Possibly they will attach and inflate pontoons underneath the "down" side of the ship - but first, they will have to design and build such pontoons.4. Says: Even if it WOULD work, which it wouldn't, the hull was already mostly full of water, so all that would be accomplished would be it would be sitting upright under water, instead of on it's side.5. Says: Sea water weighs almost 8.5 pounds per gallon.
Do the math.
Remove the water - sense.
Helos? Nonsense.6. Says: HUGE fail on you!
Do you know HOW MANY choppers you would need? You would have to turn the sky black with them, to get the ship righted.7. Says: YOU'D NEED 5700 OF THE BIGGEST HELICOPTERS IN THE WORLD TO LIFT IT.8. Says: the ship is just to heavy9. Says: Ummm, no Tag: Shouln't the FIRST attempt to be use of HEAVY LIFT HELICOPTERS TO UPRIGHT THE SHIP?