00:20.5 - 00:23.9 The Caravel 00:24.0 - 00:28.8 The baddest and fastest ship of the 1500s 00:28.9 - 00:30.1 Amazing isn't it? 00:30.2 - 00:38.0 Pao Bo! No one understands you! Now come to your senses, come down from that foolish hideout! Let's not cause any trouble. 00:38.1 - 00:44.0 For the good of everyone around us, quit being so childish! Stop what you are doing! We can make a deal! 00:44.5 - 00:50.5 Nonsense! The 15th century caravel was adapted by the Portuguese and Prince Henry the Navigator himself! 00:51.6 - 00:55.0 It is by far the best peice of tecnology of that age—— 00:55.2 - 00:56.5 You're kidding me! 00:56.8 - 00:59.0 The compass was obviously the best peice of technology. 00:59.4 - 01:00.5 You know, north and south stuff! 01:01.2 - 01:02.9 You imbecile. 01:04.8 - 01:06.9 The petty compass would be useless without... the caravel 01:07.2 - 01:13.5 The mighty caravel can sail through... headwinds and costal currents, 01:14.0 - 01:19.9 using only the best quality of sails out there, 01:20.6 - 01:23.4 the Lateen sails. 01:28.2 - 01:31.0 The lateen sails gave the boat speed and increased manuverbility, 01:31.1 - 01:34.0 and that's why the caravel was used as cargo carriers, 01:34.2 - 01:37.7 warships, patrol or dispatch boats and pirate ships. 01:37.8 - 01:43.2 The caravel was more beneficial to exploration than the compass ever was. 01:43.4 - 01:49.5 There you are very wrong again! The compass aided exploration more than the caravel, and you know this is true! 01:49.6 - 01:52.5 Did the compass ever increase the European Spice trade? 01:55.6 - 02:00.1 Or have a shallow keel for sailing... 02:03.0 - 02:05.0 upriver and in costal waters? 02:08.5 - 02:11.7 Was the compass ever equipped with 2-3 pole masts 02:12.5 - 02:16.5 that could be exchanged with lateen sails 02:17.6 - 02:20.3 and square atlantic style sails? 02:20.4 - 02:22.6 Did it have a hull 02:22.7 - 02:27.1 with a rounded bottom that allowed for more cargo 02:27.2 - 02:32.0 The caravel took explorers around the Cape of Good Hope to India and Asia for trade and commerce 02:34.0 - 02:36.9 faster... than other ships? 02:43.3 - 02:47.2 the caravel had no weakness except maybe a limited crew capacity. 02:48.4 - 02:50.5 it could sail through open seas 02:51.5 - 02:57.3 and shallow rivers. It could sail for many days... or months 03:00.0 - 03:02.2 It took Christopher Columbus to America, 03:03.3 - 03:06.5 and the Portuguese, Vasco De Gama to India. 03:11.1 - 03:15.9 Explorers were to be witnesses... to the ends of the Earth... 03:16.0 - 03:19.8 and that is exactly was some did as they sailed to new lands. 03:20.1 - 03:28.2 Yeah. They fufilled Christ's orders... to spread the gospel all over the earth. 03:33.7 - 03:37.0 There is one last thing, from now on you will always know the Caravel 03:37.1 - 03:41.9 was the ultimate advancement during the age of exploration. 03:42.0 - 03:46.1 The ship of adventure and discovery. Remember the Caravel. 03:46.2 - 03:51.0 "Caravel obsessed man speaks out" 03:51.2 - 03:52.7 "Man shares thoughts" 03:53.9 - 03:55.0 "Insane man" 03:55.1 - 03:56.8 "Historian or Maniac?" 03:57.0 - 04:08.1 Man proclaims Caravel is THE optimum advancement in technology during the Age of Exploration.