Super Structures: Eurotunnel Part 5

[casper123]

Thanks for uploading!

[MegaFrontRunner]

I have always been fond of The Chunnel, The Chunnel got it name by mixing the original name: The Channel Tunnel, and calling it The Chunnel this video set was very helpful for my research paper thank you

[Dozadog]

When watching the news I'm sure I'm not alone in feeling ashamed being part of the human race most times. But this, seeing nations working together, united in their belief that a seemingly impossible goal as a challenge to be overcome by technology, intellect and perseverance, reminds me that there is so much positive about humanity. Great video.

[icars98]

Well!! Nothing is impossible!!

[stamaxo]

Hahaha Chunnel

[jessfod]

At 6:12/13 I heard "Chunnel", is that what they call it?

[RickDev17]

@jessfod Indeed we do! :)

[Orion8888888]

Interesting stuff, thanks for the upload.

[cristoretornebiblia]

Thanks

[adric22]

When I visited Europe a few years ago, I also opted for a plan between London and France. The plane was cheaper. Also - I have to wonder how they will deal with the movement of continents. They say the English Channel is only 10,000 years old (I would have guessed 10 million) but that would suggest it is still getting wider.

[extrude22]

@adric22

There is no movement between England and France because they are on the same continent. England and France have not moved, sea which separates them is just flooded land.

[Mark007123]

How old is this film?

[jackotheripper]

@Mark007123 I haven't watched it all yet but my guess is late 90's, I think it's made after it was fully completed at least but it's definitely 20th century still

[Mark007123]

@jackotheripper Yes, that´s very likely :)

[fripouille69]

Nice work, thanks! 

[Tzimnewman3]

Its because of the cost of the ticket that I would rather spend less money for a plane.