Extreme Engineering - SE1E05 [part5/5] - Bridging the bering strait

Extreme Engineering - SE1E05 [part5/5] - Bridging the bering strait

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• Engineering
• SE1E05
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• Bridging
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• bering
• strait

[yazpaul]

I thought their worst case scenario looks something like this 6:08 I thought a killer whale lol..

They showed the whale first I thought it will hit the bridge and destroy it hahaha... XD

[ZombieKurtCobain]

yeaaaah, forget that....just build a tunnel. Way easier.

[DeedsResearcher]

They could also do what was done in Dubai: Rainbowing. That technique was used to build the Palm Islands. Where once there was just water, they now have thousands of homes and many huge structures. To view, just use Google maps, and zoom in via satellite. VERY impressive, indeed!

[goodkovpower]

it would be much easier to raise the sea bed level. Simply dump a large pile of rocks and all the world's trash.... And there you go, Eurasia and America are connected :)

[UltimateRT]

Wait 50 million years and build a road, fool!

[VobisPacem]

omg.. if it's so hard, then just don't f****ing build it. geez.

[vvysoc]

could you nuke an oncoming huge ice

[piazzola08]

thanks

[PS3Cruore]

Sure it sounds good, but who would really benefit? If I, living in Europe, wanted to visit USA, i'd take a plane, not drive for 10 days straight through a deserted wasteland. Same for transport, must be much better to just ship stuff. Only thing I can see useful is a super high speed railway or sth

[tnguyen318]

Has there been proof for safety on any of the engineering we did? Even steel will bend and break against the Laws of Nature. Water is powerful Its an entire ocean.

[beneluxify]

If this huge ice-chump is detected, why not then drill a houle in the ice and drop a bomb.

[BennyB5555]

It would be strange seeing a sign that reads:

"Leaving USA now entering Russia"