Most INSANE Underwater Megaprojects Of All Time

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  • čas přidán 31. 05. 2024
  • The World's Most Amazing Underwater Megaprojects including Norway's $47 Billion Underwater Highway, Atlantis Palm Dubai Underwater hotel, Denmark's Fehmarnbelt Tunnel and Underwater Train From Dubai to India. For more Construction & Megaproject content be sure to subscribe to Billion Dollar Builds. Thanks for watching this video. #megaprojects #construction #engineering
    0:00 Intro
    0:19 Seikan Tunnel
    1:52 Taihu Tunnel
    3:28 Atlantis, The Palm Dubai
    5:03 Fehmarnbelt
    6:28 Norway's Underwater Highway
    7:56 Underwater train from Dubai to Mumbai
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Komentáře • 70

  • @kenjd57
    @kenjd57 Před rokem +3

    I love technology. It’s great to see what is being built today with modernization and design innovation.

  • @avrinrose5457
    @avrinrose5457 Před 7 měsíci +2

    In my fictional world, all this project already finished and successful

  • @essiebrandon5543
    @essiebrandon5543 Před rokem +1

    Unbelievable,but wonderful

  • @kcat6637
    @kcat6637 Před rokem +1

    Having worked on the Dubai project I can say things progressing very well

  • @baflah1
    @baflah1 Před rokem +18

    Dubai to Mumbai highway is not real. Nothing official about it

    • @edwinlipton
      @edwinlipton Před rokem +2

      Way too many dreamers on Youtubit

    • @aheat3036
      @aheat3036 Před rokem +1

      Dubai is already full of Indiens!… Not a good idea!

  • @fredorman2429
    @fredorman2429 Před rokem +3

    I expect the most ambitious of these mega-projects will appear in future mega-disaster videos.

    • @mishkosimonovski23
      @mishkosimonovski23 Před rokem

      I guess that was thought about the suspended bridges 100 years ago....yet, they are still standing.

  • @buzzpatch2294
    @buzzpatch2294 Před rokem

    I WAS NOT AWARE OF SOME OF THESE--THX

  • @blackcosmos
    @blackcosmos Před rokem

    Modern Technology is absolutely fascinating!

  • @KullieKennedydrbogo
    @KullieKennedydrbogo Před rokem +1

    Wonders shall never end!

  • @malta071
    @malta071 Před rokem +1

    Meanwhile in NY, there is no express train to Brooklyn...

  • @hhhj6631
    @hhhj6631 Před rokem +2

    God simply amazing ondeed

  • @abubakaraliyu9918
    @abubakaraliyu9918 Před rokem

    This is huge

  • @rickyandrews8409
    @rickyandrews8409 Před rokem

    I want to like to ride a bullet rain underwater and I want to like this video

  • @jonathant.powell7281
    @jonathant.powell7281 Před rokem +6

    And what about one of the oldest underwater megaprojects - BART's Trans-bay tube in the San Francisco Bay Area?

    • @ethantunnell8009
      @ethantunnell8009 Před rokem +2

      Yes but if He listed a Tube line He'd have to list all the Tubes in the World which there are many.

    • @tyronesharp401
      @tyronesharp401 Před rokem

      Ah yes, that skid row that moves all over town.

  • @sullytrny
    @sullytrny Před rokem

    I'm all for them as long as they're one way and they're leaving America

  • @nathanielanderson4898

    Imagine the Co2 that will build up in there.

  • @davidbryden7904
    @davidbryden7904 Před rokem +1

    The Farrow Islands are doing it ✅️ right on schedule 👍
    The most impressive thing about the Japanese tunnel is that it straddles an active fault line. Which partly explains the cost. ✌️

  • @berthageorge2627
    @berthageorge2627 Před rokem

    That's progress........😁.
    .

  • @nofrackingzone7479
    @nofrackingzone7479 Před rokem +2

    If course, and the Starship Enterprise will be available for the opening ceremony.

  • @edwinlipton
    @edwinlipton Před rokem +1

    Wonder how that floater is gonna react too rough sea waves. Probably like a long turd being flushed down a toilet bowl.

  • @davids.t.2372
    @davids.t.2372 Před rokem +2

    Very scary

  • @leilal8053
    @leilal8053 Před rokem +2

    Scares the bejeezus out of me 😬! Closterphonia....possible leaks.....
    ...underwater earthquakes..... 🐋 whales ....sinking ships landing on top and.....getting stuck/ trapped inside....
    I could never spend 2hrs in one!

  • @geraldinewitbooi9014
    @geraldinewitbooi9014 Před rokem

    Of course they are

  • @alanmassey8002
    @alanmassey8002 Před rokem +2

    I don't like the tunnels held up by pontoons because strong storms and a disabled s ship could cause havoc and break the vacuum seal very easily. Its to risky and very often with things you don't think will happen do . Look at other engineering disasters

  • @user-em7di7xe5s
    @user-em7di7xe5s Před rokem

    Weird. Human Power.

  • @TheSwanlake2009
    @TheSwanlake2009 Před rokem +1

    No thanks I ain’t no Guinea pig

  • @godbluffvdgg
    @godbluffvdgg Před rokem +1

    This is why, if you can buy a product made in Japan, it's most often very well made and resilient...It's sad that I'm only seeing info on this amazing project now, ...it eclipses ANY other human creation in human history...

  • @krashd
    @krashd Před rokem +3

    Wait, so when the Channel Tunnel was built connecting France to the UK Japan already had a longer tunnel?

    • @billiondollarbuilds
      @billiondollarbuilds  Před rokem +3

      The Seikan Tunnel is the world's longest undersea tunnel by 'overall length', the Channel Tunnel, while shorter, has a longer undersea segment. Hope this helps!

    • @ethantunnell8009
      @ethantunnell8009 Před rokem

      @@billiondollarbuilds
      The Channel Tunnel shorter than Japan or not is still longer than loads of the other Tunnels and Highways you mentioned and was a massive Mega Project.

  • @mickeykyrle4240
    @mickeykyrle4240 Před rokem

    Just great ideas but the amount of materials needed would escalate and then the speed of the transportation. The speed they are thinking of is best part of 330mph its not possible with current technologies. Rocket engine and fuel will be needed to try and even get that speed and then whether in a compressed tube won't allow huge risk. Say a engine caught fire in the tunnel passage it'll be colossal and blow up both tunnels as nothing will be able to control the blast force.

  • @michaelgraham9525
    @michaelgraham9525 Před rokem

    @calfire Thanks...

  • @happycats5195
    @happycats5195 Před rokem

    What could go wrong by suspending concrete tunnels on pontoons then depressurize the tube? Seems safe to me....

  • @ethantunnell8009
    @ethantunnell8009 Před rokem

    You left the British Channel Tunnel out which was built years before loads of these Mega Projects.

  • @tomthum5128
    @tomthum5128 Před rokem

    That's really brilliant with Russia underwater vehicles looking to cut underground cables and sabotage stuff like that that's really brilliant

  • @graemescobie1623
    @graemescobie1623 Před rokem +1

    So I have question then in relation to the Chinese tunnel. You say the used hydraulic hammers instead of Diesel. So what drove the hydraulic pumps? A Diesel engine perhaps eh…

  • @mariesimons2272
    @mariesimons2272 Před rokem

    Please tell us by miles instead of kilometers please we are in America,

  • @sanyasuk.8003
    @sanyasuk.8003 Před rokem

    Trillion

  • @williamtarpley4025
    @williamtarpley4025 Před rokem

    no chunnel ?

  • @peterwen72
    @peterwen72 Před rokem

    With that amount of money, India could build more than 20 cross country railway apart that there is no economic reason to build the said Dubai and India undersea railway.

  • @spaceace1006
    @spaceace1006 Před rokem

    IMHO: A Highway Tunnel of this magnitude is a bad idea. It would be better to have a rail system to transport the vehicles. Maybe the Chunnel has that?

  • @Buzzardskorner
    @Buzzardskorner Před rokem

    If u gotta go undr wtr in a vehicle of sme kind to gt smewher....U DON'T ND TO GO!!! I AIN'T THE ONE!

  • @123pb
    @123pb Před rokem

    So why can't we develop innovative housing for the homeless

  • @lairesmakespeoplehappy
    @lairesmakespeoplehappy Před rokem +2

    mumbai-dubai 1800 km in 2 hrs?
    What mode of transportation, besides aircraft, has that speed?

    • @krashd
      @krashd Před rokem

      900km/h? Very high speed rail and hyperloop.

    • @waqarkhan25
      @waqarkhan25 Před rokem

      Bullit train does it's even a fast this

    • @waqarkhan25
      @waqarkhan25 Před rokem

      @@krashd high-speed train underwater it's dangerous

  • @jacekpietrasz8250
    @jacekpietrasz8250 Před rokem +1

    Z punkty widzenia naszej planety i przemieszczanie płyt tektonicznych do głupi pomysł

  • @anasqai
    @anasqai Před rokem

    Remember the cruise ship is actually so expensive then made to sink on purpose, definitely this will be targeted also unless maybe tell the layer of it(maybe iron?) Will make such mastermind give up. I heard the mastermind wanted to create a human belief "like by nature"(making the cruise looking brown and rusty to create Mind "seawater and metal = rust" then him remembered).

    • @anasqai
      @anasqai Před rokem

      Do anyone think i will experience an attack like my above writing(in other's country then come with cruise ship just to sink and knowing will die[have alot of ppl]), because of Suicide Motive anyway(then life becomes damaged 100%)? Unescapable harassment(anticipation because they at knowledge i know? Maybe know alone?).

  • @BillSmith-nz1fc
    @BillSmith-nz1fc Před rokem

    I wonder if it would increase speed if the entrance was at a higher pressure than the exit and make use of pneumatics. If have high cross section area all of the time is bad, this could be done with flaps to help catch the pressure for movement.

  • @gene6805
    @gene6805 Před rokem

    Dubai to Mumbai 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣

  • @chasmader
    @chasmader Před rokem

    Why are prices quoted in US$, place names pronounced in American English and distances quoted in Metric, which the French invented and therefore suspect? /s

  • @nil981
    @nil981 Před rokem +1

    Underwater highways are just stupid

  • @spotthedraco2353
    @spotthedraco2353 Před rokem

    Spot the draco biggest crimes against humanity subscribe 😉💪