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CSCL JUPITER - IMO 9467263

© Stan Muller

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Photographer:

Stan Muller [ View profile ]

Captured:

Aug 14, 2017

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Location:

Antwerp, Belgium

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Added:

Aug 14, 2017

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4,174

Image Resolution:

2,100 x 1,400

Description:

Seen here grounded at Rilland-Bath just after leaving Antwerp
© Stan Muller

Current name:

Current flag:

Hong Kong (China)

Home port:

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Build year:

Builder:

Samsung Heavy Industries - Geoje, South Korea

Manager:

Cosco Shipping Development - Shanghai, China

Owner:

Cosco Shipping Development - Shanghai, China

Class society:

China Classification Society

Vessel Type:

Container Ship

Gross tonnage:

151,993 tons

Summer DWT:

155,480 tons

Length:

366 m

Beam:

51.2 m

Draught:

14.5 m

Photos:

148 photos by 54 photographers

Last known position:

36°7’49.51” N, 5°25’20.39” W

Status:

Speed, course (heading):

0kts, 180.1° (178°)

Destination:

- Location:

Algeciras

- Arrival:

18th Apr 2024 / 16:00:50 UTC

Last update:

11 minutes ago

Source:

AIS (ShipXplorer)

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person

Mission impossible！good news for Antwerp and Cosco shipping

person

That was quick, excellent work!

person

Impressive !!

person

She is back in Antwerp. It was an impressive tugboat show!

person

Oh sorry, my spelling... if refoating doesn't work, maybe they try to refloat her.

person

Ok, she's a wee bit smaller than CSCL Indian Ocean, aground on the Elbe in February 2016, but this photo is far more impressive than the photos back then!

Hope you can keep us up-to-date with the refoating attempt(s)...

person

Hi Husni,I think this vessel run aground at high tide this morning. And frankly speaking, most of Europe estuary ports are not designed for these ULCS, ship handling at Antwerp or Hamburg should be taken very carefully, there are no rooms to make any mistakes

person

So she cant catch the hight tide at day time?why not shifting to anchorage fm berth to wait sufficient tide for departure. In Balikpapan also tidal port,after vsl completed loading she will sail out or shift to inner anchorage depends on tide and pilot confirmation thru agent.Draft less than 11 mtrs can sail any day time

person

Damn,, I know that turn at Bath,,a nailbiter !!!

person

Thanks for the comments. Tonight there will be an attampt to refloat her at high tide (20.50hr, local time).

person

Great photo!Breaking news to world shipping industry!
I think it's very difficult to refloating this boxship.The grounding seems to be happened at high tide,and the grounding speed is too fast.It's very hard to unloading the box from this ship,too high to take the box.The tide will continue to push the vessel to the ground....

person

I don't think he wanted to do that!! Good one, Stan

person

Hi Stan. Nice shot. Great angle and interesting details. Nice shot series. Congratulations.
MBregards.
ventuari

person

Almost in your own backyard Stan... ;-) Great picture!

Regards, Koos

person

Good photograph Stan 👍

person

They should've gone to Specsavers. Great photo, Stan!

person

Why grounded?

person

Go to the top!

person

Indeed not good , but spectacular picture !

person

Not good.

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