A vast undersea tunnel is being built that will change the road and rail map of Europe
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area of 220 hectares — the size of over 300 soccer pitches.
And how many elephants does it weight?How many bananas is that?
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How many bananas is that?
18 km is about 101123 bananas according to https://www.converttobananas.com/
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18 km is about 101123 bananas according to https://www.converttobananas.com/
Haha
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It is okay. Its Friday and we all just want to get off work.
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Will the rails be high-speed rail? (so at least 150km/h or something like that)
Anyway, cool project! I hope to hear from it in like 10 years when it's done lol
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Will the rails be high-speed rail? (so at least 150km/h or something like that)
Anyway, cool project! I hope to hear from it in like 10 years when it's done lol
It will be built out to 200km/h for the entire connection between Lübeck to Copenhagen.
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Now that's awesome news!
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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fehmarn_Belt_fixed_link
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Will the rails be high-speed rail? (so at least 150km/h or something like that)
Anyway, cool project! I hope to hear from it in like 10 years when it's done lol
Fyi 160km/h is the standard low speed rail
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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fehmarn_Belt_fixed_link
Fehmarn Belt fixed linkVery cool. Thanks for the link!
I've been reading "The Power Broker" where among other things, Bob Moses was building highways in New York and refused to even consider extending the right of way 15 meters to allow for future public transit projects. Glad to hear they're (unsurprisingly) doing it right with the highway plus rail lines.
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the metric system is superior
Doesn't even have standardized football field unit
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