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据报道，事件发生在扎克伯格价值数亿美元的超级游艇“Launchpad”号及其支援船“Wingman”号航行期间。当时，附近一艘民用船只突发故障失去动力，船员通过海上紧急频道发出求救信号。美国海岸警卫队在监测到求救信息后，也通过该频道向周边所有船只广播了协助请求。然而，根据多方记录显示，“Launchpad”号和“Wingman”号在相当长的一段时间内未对该紧急广播作出任何回应，似乎并未监听法定要求的遇险与安全频道。
海上航行规则要求一定吨位以上的船舶必须持续值守甚高频（VHF）16频道，这是国际通用的遇险、安全和呼叫频道。在接到救援请求或发现遇险信号时，附近有能力的船舶有义务提供援助。目前尚不清楚扎克伯格当时是否在船上，也不清楚其船员是故意忽视、因设备设置问题未能收到信号，还是存在其他技术故障。原文未提供涉事船员的直接回应或解释。
这起事件引发了关于超级游艇运营规范与海上人道主义义务的讨论。尽管最终故障船只得到了其他过往船舶的协助，但“Launchpad”号及其支援船的沉默，在航海社群和公众舆论中留下了负面印象。事件的具体细节和责任归属，仍有待相关海事部门的进一步调查与说明。
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Social media scuttlebutt about Mark Zuckerberg’s $300 million superyacht failing to assist stranded boaters off the coast of Alaska was partly corroborated by ship-tracking data—and eventually prompted responses from both the US Coast Guard and a spokesperson for Zuckerberg.
The incident was made public when Michael Love, a passenger aboard the replica steamship Wilderness Legacy during an Alaska cruise, posted about it on the social media platform Bluesky. The ship detoured to rescue a stranded 21-foot skiff with two women, a child and a dog, after the US Coast Guard had supposedly first radioed Zuckerberg’s superyacht, Launchpad, for help without success.
“There was near unanimous booing when the captain announced this,” Love wrote in describing the Alaska cruise passengers’ response to the lack of help from Zuckerberg’s ship.