Did you know that the Giant Seawise, also known as Knock Nevis, is the largest ship ever built? Measuring 458 meters long, this giant supertanker has the capacity to transport up to 4.1 million barrels of crude oil, which is equivalent to 5% of the world's daily oil consumption. But would it be possible for it to sink with an aircraft carrier? Although theoretically possible, it would not be an easy task. The Seawise Giant is constructed from a thick steel helmet, has numerous watertight compartments and advanced damage control measures, making it highly resistant to attack. Although the carrier's missiles or planes could target its vulnerable points, sinking the Seawise Giant would require great strength and precision. With fire suppression systems and a crew of sailors trained to face extreme situations, the ship is better prepared to deal with damage than most other ships. Interesting, right? The enormous scale of this ship is a testament to how engineering has managed to push the limits of size and durability.