
Will any military vessel of more than 15,000 tonnes be lost at sea before 2036?
6
Ṁ130Ṁ342036
53%
chance
1H
6H
1D
1W
1M
ALL
'more than 15,000 tonnes' - ships tend to be listed with a range of tonnage, due to the range of equipment and load they can carry. If the top end of the range exceeds 15,000 tonnes this qualifies.
'Lost at sea' is defined as an unintentional sinking, potentially due to hostile action but potentially due to bad weather or poor maintenance/accidents.
This question is managed and resolved by Manifold.
Get
1,000 to start trading!
People are also trading
Related questions
Will any navy ship of more than 2,000 tonnes be sunk in ship-to-ship combat before 2036?
31% chance
Will any aircraft carrier be lost at sea before 2036?
42% chance
Will 120 or more ships cross the straight of Hormuz in a day before 2030?
60% chance
Will the People's Liberation Army Navy lose at least one surface vessel before 2030?
57% chance
Will the 7-day moving average of ships passing the Bab el-Mandeb Strait ever fall below 15 in 2026?
43% chance
Will 200 or more ships cross the straight of Hormuz in a day in 2026?
1% chance
[Metaculus] Will a US aircraft carrier be destroyed in combat before 2030?
18% chance
Will 100 or more ships cross the straight of Hormuz in a day in 2026?
2% chance
Will a Chinese navy or coast guard ship sink a Filipino navy or coast guard ship before 2027?
16% chance
[Metaculus] Will a US aircraft carrier be destroyed in combat before 2050?
41% chance