Engineering Sydney's Futuristic Metro Line - Mega Metro - S01 EP4 - Engineering Documentary

Unveil the Sydney Metro's remarkable journey in this captivating engineering documentary. Witness the construction of the iconic cable-stayed bridge, the installation of driverless metro trains, and the intricate engineering behind the project. Explore the fusion of science, technology, and ingenuity that brings Sydney's Metro system to life. Discover the challenges overcome, the awe-inspiring towers, and the transformative impact on the city's transportation.
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In the gripping documentary series Mega Metro, witness the monumental engineering feat of Australia's largest public transport project. Over five years of filming, this captivating show delves into the challenges faced in constructing the nation's first fully automated metro system. With no drivers or timetables, the ambitious project encompasses the creation of 31 metro railway stations, 66 kilometres of track, and a state-of-the-art Mission Control centre. Explore the innovative engineering behind the longest railway tunnels in the country, including those beneath bustling Central Station and the iconic Sydney Harbour. Marvel at the elevated Skytrain that extends into the suburbs, showcasing cutting-edge technology and scientific advancements at play. Through expert interviews and on-site encounters, Mega Metro introduces the dedicated men and women-over 40,000 in number-whose tireless efforts bring this visionary transportation network to life. Immerse yourself in the captivating world of metro systems, as this compelling documentary unravels the intricate web of engineering, science, and technology that underpins the extraordinary Sydney Metro project.
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[@Alfa_Chef]

Well done Sydney!!! You deserve it. I used to study in Perth, Australia. Lived there for 8 years. Traveled to Sydney a couple of times. Without a doubt, one of the greatest cities in the world. Watching this documentary made me so nostalgic. Got tears in my eyes. Australia is such a great country. Probably the best in the world. I really hope and wish that I can go back one day to make it my home.

[@TheOtherSteel]

The sub-harbor tunnels are being drilled through what amounts to mud. I'm curious what will happen to the tunnels over the long term. I wonder if they'll sink into the mud, or possibly shift laterally.

[@jennysaranac4454]

Good to see Red Dawg has the hair workin'... 31:29

[@martinjames9250]

Extraordinary! 👍 Fantastic! Well done one and all. 🙂

[@lancerudy9934]

Great video thanks 😊

[@jehiahmaduro6827]

Awesome Upgrades to your City Trains Sidney! Hopefully this inspires better trains and train tracks in other cities and countries.

[@helderalmeida2790]

Awww you the last city to implement a tram under a city, everyone else already has it for nearly 100 years.

[@alt.onhcet]

Would have been interesting if the compressed air bubbles and the solution to it was shown or explained? Not that it doesn’t make sense, just seems like it’s worthy of an elaboration?

[@Gkouris_]

better than the nyc subway

[@RKM514]

Red Dawg is a Ginger😊

[@ian666if]

First cable stay bridge? What about the Anzac bridge just a few miles away?

[@tomnicholson2115]

I think it was the curved design that was the first of its kind, let's hope it's strong enough to overcome the stresses that design is going to put on it.

[@bertjilk3456]

There's inaccurate 'statistics' all the way through this series. It would be much better without the wank-fest commentary.

[@marcdich]

Let’s train just wants a huggy giving a hug little act better. Must give them hugs every morning and the bugs will work itself out. Trust me all things moving are all things living all one Huggies ha ha love the train great job people. Oh ha ha.

[@helderalmeida2790]

Our world is built on concrete.

[@mikea1893]

why was there not solar panel designed into the stations?
power lines are right in the tracks.

[@mikea1893]

hell I would have incorporated wind turbans in the top of the beige towers if there is a nuff wind to justify them.

[@johnmightymole2284]

I wouldn't trust that bridge.

[@biglovebetterworldbetteryou]

WHY IS THE KOALA KILLER IN THIS ? SAD THAT AUSTRALIA DOESN'T"T OWN IT !

[@mikea1893]

there's a lot more space left to fill with solar on that roof so I'm not that impressed .

[@bekicot88]

😂 The price of ticket will skyrocket

[@bertjilk3456]

This series would be much better without the artificially hyped commentary.

[@gbengaajayi6462]

This comment section will be much better without your comment😊

[@user-ry6gz6ge4q]

All this is well and fine spending all this money I don't see any tributes to native aboriginal tribes the landowners of Australia well before the white man came there😢😢