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You don't have a car to live in, how would you know? :p
No but I have driven here. The key bridge is Dundalk and points east. 83 and 97 are downtown and the airport. It would have been way worse if they took out the bay bridge cause that is the only thing that connects the eastern shore to MD.
 
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No but I have driven here. The key bridge is Dundalk and points east. 83 and 97 are downtown and the airport. It would have been way worse if they took out the bay bridge cause that is the only thing that connects the eastern shore to MD.
 

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Or just install bumpers and guardrails to protect he bridge.
When ships get that big, just due to physics, shit like that becomes practically impossible.

Like this ship weighed 100,000 tons and crashed into the bridge at 10mph. Doing some back of the envelope calculations, if you're gonna stop a ship with a bumper that yields 25 feet with constant deceleration and about 500 square feet of contact area, that barrier has to withstand >30k PSI of force.

The only way to really stop that size ship is having it plow through several hundred feet of rocks and dirt before it stops. Like it did here when it plowed through the bridge support :/
 
When ships get that big, just due to physics, shit like that becomes practically impossible.

Like this ship weighed 100,000 tons and crashed into the bridge at 10mph. Doing some back of the envelope calculations, if you're gonna stop a ship with a bumper that yields 25 feet with constant deceleration and about 500 square feet of contact area, that barrier has to withstand >30k PSI of force.

The only way to really stop that size ship is having it plow through several hundred feet of rocks and dirt before it stops. Like it did here when it plowed through the bridge support :/
So we should just leave mines in the harbour - that way if they can navigate under power, they’ll be good but otherwise we blow them up before they hit the bridge
 
When ships get that big, just due to physics, shit like that becomes practically impossible.

Like this ship weighed 100,000 tons and crashed into the bridge at 10mph. Doing some back of the envelope calculations, if you're gonna stop a ship with a bumper that yields 25 feet with constant deceleration and about 500 square feet of contact area, that barrier has to withstand >30k PSI of force.

The only way to really stop that size ship is having it plow through several hundred feet of rocks and dirt before it stops. Like it did here when it plowed through the bridge support :/

Then put rocks and shit out.