<br /> <p>The Royal Navy’s largest warship, HMS Queen Elizabeth, took to sea for the first time on Monday, June 26.</p><p>This footage from early Tuesday shows the aircraft carrier squeezing pass the Forth Bridges near Edinburgh at low tide with “just a few metres to spare,” according to BBC</a>.</p><p>The ship, built at Rosyth dockyard and costing more than $7.6 billion (£6 billion), can carry up to 40 aircraft and 1,000 crew members. It took 11 tugs to pull it out of the dock for sea trials on Monday. Credit: Royal Navy via Storyful</p><br />
