It's actually really fucking cool, for ones like this they cast them in concrete sections, seal the ends, float them out, and sink them into place! Practical engineering made a video about
My dad's a retired civil engineer and I got to see how all this worked when he did one back in the day. I got to see the individual sections being built and then got to walk through the tunnel after the sections had been connected and before they were ready for traffic.
That’s the great thing about our species. You never have to do it alone or figure it all out for yourself. Just following instructions will get the job done, and if you contribute an incremental improvement to the process, you’ve gone above and beyond.
It was aliens. We clearly don't have the technology so the ancient people who created this obviously had external help. Have you seem how huge these blocka are? Insanity.
I'm glad they started putting up No Helicopter signs at the entrance to the tunnel near me. I think the local henchmen got so used to chasing people through them that they would sometimes get distracted and absent mindedly take the tunnel on their commute to work.
I work with these tunnels and while I am not involved directly in their construction I can say that it takes quite an effort going through all the nooks and crannies and stocking supplies in crates and locked containers like ammo, anti radiation pills, random junk, low tier armor, and fruit that never goes bad.
It's actually really fucking cool, for ones like this they cast them in concrete sections, seal the ends, float them out, and sink them into place! Practical engineering made a video about
My dad's a retired civil engineer and I got to see how all this worked when he did one back in the day. I got to see the individual sections being built and then got to walk through the tunnel after the sections had been connected and before they were ready for traffic.
This one?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KclYKAnaJ_k
I didn't know about this tunnel, but I imagine other ones are built by actually digging under ground right?
Different strategies for different situations!
“Hey you!”
“Yeah you. Get over here and build this tunnel.”
Actually not too far from how they built tunnels in the 19th century.
Hmmm.... water is leaking in that one, shut it down get out the shovels again and we'll try to build better one that doesn't leak.
You there, stick your finger in this dyke!
You can't just say stuff like that.
The fate of the town depends on it!
I'm gonna need more fingers cap'n! i'm givin' her all i've got!
TOES!
Would you really shove all your fingers & toes into a lesbian??
That’s the great thing about our species. You never have to do it alone or figure it all out for yourself. Just following instructions will get the job done, and if you contribute an incremental improvement to the process, you’ve gone above and beyond.
Easy, you buy a really big machine that goes brrrrrrrrr
For rectangular ones like this they often build it on shore as a big metal tube, and sink it into the water afterwards
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Immersed_tube
Yes the brrrrrrrring machine
Specifically the model that brrrings tunnels to the sea floor.
This machine even is called brrrrrr or borrrrr or something like that.
Fun fact: The word ‘boring’ comes from the tedious work of drilling a hole by hand.
it’s boring work making those tunnels
It was aliens. We clearly don't have the technology so the ancient people who created this obviously had external help. Have you seem how huge these blocka are? Insanity.
It's only a matter of time before someone has to fly a fighter jet through this to stop a nuke launch.
I'm glad they started putting up No Helicopter signs at the entrance to the tunnel near me. I think the local henchmen got so used to chasing people through them that they would sometimes get distracted and absent mindedly take the tunnel on their commute to work.
I imagine lots of people did this in GTA V lol
Reminds me of that episode of Futurama: "Fortunately, our handsomest politicians came up with a cheap, last minute way to combat global warming."
I work with these tunnels and while I am not involved directly in their construction I can say that it takes quite an effort going through all the nooks and crannies and stocking supplies in crates and locked containers like ammo, anti radiation pills, random junk, low tier armor, and fruit that never goes bad.
But who keeps the candles lit?
Easy, you make a tunnel underwater, get some sponges and get rid of the water
Stop trying to get out of it and grab a shovel already.
There’s a group in Brooklyn who might be able to help you out