Dentro un veliero da guerra del '700 con 104 cannoni e 800 marinai: com'era fatto e come funzionava?

A majestic warship designed in 1765 to sail the oceans and be faster: the galleon. But what was it made of and how did it work? In this video, we'll explore the advanced technology that made 18th-century fighting galleons the most fearsome warships on the seas! Sailing ships weren't just boats, but complex naval machines designed to maximize firepower and maneuverability. We'll discover the intricate details of their design, from the structure of the planking to the placement of the cannons. With 3D animations, we'll explore every deck of the ship and how these marvels of naval engineering dominated the oceans and shaped maritime history. 00:00 18th-century warships 00:41 How a galleon's frame is made 01:45 Masts, sails, and rigging: how sailors maneuvered the ship 02:59 The hold: tons of food for the entire crew 04:06 The gun deck and the war power of a galleon 05:26 Bilge pump to remove excess water 05:53 In which area of ​​the galleon did the crew sleep? 6:23 The bridge deck, the center of officer activity Credit: Thanks to Jacob O'Neal for the 3D images @animagraffs OUR RECOMMENDED VIDEOS:    • Sottomarini nucleari e ibridi: come funzio...      • Il dietro le quinte di una nave crociera, ...      • Facciamo chiarezza sulle navi rigassificat...      • Il commercio internazionale viaggia più vi...   #ships #engineering #geopop