Time lapse video of one ship's transit through the Panama Canal.
posted by Mr. Carlisle at 5:51 PM
Tuesday, February 26, 2013
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6 Comments:
This is really cool to see the whole journey andthe way the canal looks.
6:32 PM
I agree that it is really cool! But I think I would only enjoy seeing ships go through there if it were to actually happen that fast, and when talking about it in class I just imagined it being way wider.
6:37 PM
It's cool that it was built 100 years ago. It must have taken thousands to build a canal that wide and go through that terrain and then build those massive locks.
9:26 PM
That is so long, but like Nick t imagined it wider. How did anyone swim through that? That's a long way.
4:09 PM
Wow that is really cool. It's so crazy how there are gates that open to let a boat through after the boat has been lowered. It's also amazing that it takes that long to go through the entire thing.
7:29 PM
This would be so cool to visit. I am pretty sure i will be there one day.
8:07 PM
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