Queen Mary 2 - 10th Anniversary Infographic

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Editorial Summary
This infographic presentation commemorates the tenth anniversary of the Queen Mary 2, the flagship of the Cunard fleet. The video details the massive scale and engineering achievements of the ocean liner through various comparisons. It notes that the ship measures 1,132 feet in length and 151,000 gross tons. The creator highlights the immense labor involved in the vessel's creation, noting it took eight million hours to build and required 1,000 miles of welding. Over its first decade of service, the ship has visited 182 ports and transported more than 1.3 million guests. The presentation also uses creative metrics to illustrate the volume of supplies and food consumed on board. This includes the 21.9 million cups of tea served and the 2.7 million scones produced. Additionally, the video mentions the ship's capacity for pets, having carried over 2,000 dogs. The summary concludes by celebrating ten years of the vessel's presence in the world of ocean travel.
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Queen Mary 2 the flagship of the kunard fleet she's been Turning Heads all over the world for the past 10 years impressing with not only her ocean liner style and elegance but also her sheer scale and Engineering Excellence
She took a million hours to design 8 million hours to build and the 1,000 M of welding holding this amazing liner together would stretch from London to Moscow
She carries nearly 800 M of anchor chains on board the length of almost seven football pitches
Over the past decade the crew have served over 58 million meals sufficient to feed the combined population of Hong Kong Sydney Cape Town and New York for an entire weekend
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