You guys often use stock footage that is often incorect or completely unrelated to the naration. For example, you were showing the Footage from the test track of the Japanese Maglev while talking about a Chinese project and showing the same test track footage for the blurb about Japan and S. Korea only have low-speed lines. Then you use the same footage again to actually accurately depict Japan's under construction 500k/h (which actually can run at 600k/h) line. It's not just you guys, other channels do the same thing. Can I suggest that you guys do better research to find footage that actually depicts what you are talking about?
Euh .. That wildlifecrossing is in Apeldoorn, the Netherlands. Not Germany. We call it a wildviaduct or ecobridge , and we have 30 in total around national parks. With 20 to be build in the future
They are common everywhere. Here in Finland we even have poles on each side of a motorway to allow for flying squirrels to jump and glide over the road using the opposing poles.
@@le_plankton yeah they’re needed. I live in gelderland which is a province with a lot of wildlife and trees, every new road here gets a whole walkway for squirrels and other animals to cross, we’re also starting to build a lot of buildings out of complete dense wood and cross laminated wood. The future is bright :)
Trong tiếng Việt: 🇻🇳 Việt Nam là một đất nước xinh đẹp và tiếng Việt cũng đẹp. In English: 🇬🇧🇺🇸🇦🇺 Vietnam is a beautiful country and the Vietnamese language is also beautiful too.
På norsk: 🇳🇴 Norge er et vakkert land og det norske språket er også vakkert. In English: 🇬🇧🇺🇸🇦🇺 Norway is a beautiful country and the Norwegian language is also beautiful too.
#5 Those solar roads are effectively dead. Some proof of concept sidewalks where made. They needed as much shovelling as normal sidewalks to keep them free of snow, the surface suffered MUCH more degradation than anticipated, and the efficiency of the solar panels was particularly low. ALL the projects failed one way or another.
130 kph [ 80.77 mph. Induction charging roads? I seem to remember hearing people who live under hightenstion power lines have health problems above the norm. What about chargers?
Solar Roads: Has been done a few years ago as a test in the Netherlands, we could have told the Americans it would be a failure. Ok, it was a cycleroad in our case (Obviously because Dutch). It generated 25 to 30% less energy than a similar amount of solarpanels mounted the traditional ways. On a road for cars I imagine it would be even less since cars generate more shade and Wear&Tear than bicycles. Electric cars are unreliable because if you lose your charge in the middle of nowhere you are screwed"... If you run out of gas in the middle of nowhere you just dig a well and pump gasoline I assume? Sir, if you run out of Gas or Power in the middle of nowhere, you are a frigging idiot that doesn't pay attention. Maglev changing the game: The first Maglev related patent was in 1902, it was said back than that the Maglev would change the game. 121 years down the orad we have now a whopping 4 commercial Maglev operations in the world.... they sure are set to change the game......not.
Safety, & @all times will become the most “unusual infastructure, & transportation” combination known to modern people if, & when society’s guilt ever gets over having deprived each, & foreveryone individual of “safety, & @all times,” thus, & but while upon finally allowing said “unusually infrastructured transportation,” methods to come into fruition! “Safety, & @all times,” is only unusual, & or will only be an “unusual infrastructure, & transportation” combination because “Safety, & @all times,” shouldn’t have ever become “unusual!” #SafetyAndAtAllTimesShouldntBeAnUnusualToolDeviceinfastructureAndOrTransportationMethod
Transportation systems are amazing. 🌉 I like Wildlife crossings because I Want see More Animals like monkeys. 🐵 Norway's floating roads Looks so amazing too. I'll visiting in Lapland and Norway on july. Cant wait that trip. 🇧🇻 PS this IS My first Time i've heared about solar roads. ☀️
You guys often use stock footage that is often incorect or completely unrelated to the naration. For example, you were showing the Footage from the test track of the Japanese Maglev while talking about a Chinese project and showing the same test track footage for the blurb about Japan and S. Korea only have low-speed lines. Then you use the same footage again to actually accurately depict Japan's under construction 500k/h (which actually can run at 600k/h) line. It's not just you guys, other channels do the same thing. Can I suggest that you guys do better research to find footage that actually depicts what you are talking about?
EGG-SAK-LEE!!!!!!
And it’s invented in Germany! Not Japan or China
It would have been nice if the narrator stopped talking for a moment so we could hear the musical roads. Frustrating.
Euh .. That wildlifecrossing is in Apeldoorn, the Netherlands. Not Germany. We call it a wildviaduct or ecobridge , and we have 30 in total around national parks. With 20 to be build in the future
Hundreds in Germany, but yes not this one
we also have thousands in canada. these videos are poorly researched with a lot of inacuracy
I like the subway train that hangs upside down. That was cool. The bridge that goes up vertically I'd be nervous going up lol.
Love the mix of design and development around the world. Informative and interesting video. 👍
Repeatedly surprising and fascinating ❤️🐆🐈⬛🐈💕🙏
21:00 the river may leak into the tunnel lowering the rivers water level - I guess we need to ban tunnels under the oceans
Fantastic ideas for the most part.😊😊
Number 9: Musical Roads
Number 8: Floating Roads
Number 7: Cody Rhodes. The man known as the American Nightmare…
I love these guys and love this app so much
wild life crossings
wildlife crossings are everywhere around the The Netherlands, it's not unusual at all.
They are common everywhere. Here in Finland we even have poles on each side of a motorway to allow for flying squirrels to jump and glide over the road using the opposing poles.
@@mechantl0up same here, a wooden rope going across the highway
in canada too we have thousands of them on the transcanadian highway
@@le_plankton yeah they’re needed. I live in gelderland which is a province with a lot of wildlife and trees, every new road here gets a whole walkway for squirrels and other animals to cross, we’re also starting to build a lot of buildings out of complete dense wood and cross laminated wood. The future is bright :)
Trong tiếng Việt: 🇻🇳
Việt Nam là một đất nước xinh đẹp và tiếng Việt cũng đẹp.
In English: 🇬🇧🇺🇸🇦🇺
Vietnam is a beautiful country and the Vietnamese language is also beautiful too.
Cool 👍
Ecoducts are quite common in Sweden 😀
3:31 this is the Netherlands i think the A28
There are places where solar roads wouldn't work very well. There isn't much sun in the winter. Seems to defeat the purpose.
På norsk: 🇳🇴
Norge er et vakkert land og det norske språket er også vakkert.
In English: 🇬🇧🇺🇸🇦🇺
Norway is a beautiful country and the Norwegian language is also beautiful too.
I think the rumble strips are pretty much dead now here in NA.
Banff National Park has wildlife bridges and tunnels unlike any other!! Better built than Germany's!!
Have you been in Germany and checked the quality?
@@FadingVitals yes I have actually
was the elephant ok?
Pretty sure #11 three Japanese bridge, it's an illusion. It's not as steep as it looks
#5 Those solar roads are effectively dead. Some proof of concept sidewalks where made. They needed as much shovelling as normal sidewalks to keep them free of snow, the surface suffered MUCH more degradation than anticipated, and the efficiency of the solar panels was particularly low. ALL the projects failed one way or another.
130 kph [ 80.77 mph. Induction charging roads? I seem to remember hearing people who live under hightenstion power lines have health problems above the norm. What about chargers?
those aren't power lines, those are transmission lines and they're totally safe.
Solar Roads: Has been done a few years ago as a test in the Netherlands, we could have told the Americans it would be a failure. Ok, it was a cycleroad in our case (Obviously because Dutch). It generated 25 to 30% less energy than a similar amount of solarpanels mounted the traditional ways. On a road for cars I imagine it would be even less since cars generate more shade and Wear&Tear than bicycles.
Electric cars are unreliable because if you lose your charge in the middle of nowhere you are screwed"... If you run out of gas in the middle of nowhere you just dig a well and pump gasoline I assume? Sir, if you run out of Gas or Power in the middle of nowhere, you are a frigging idiot that doesn't pay attention.
Maglev changing the game: The first Maglev related patent was in 1902, it was said back than that the Maglev would change the game. 121 years down the orad we have now a whopping 4 commercial Maglev operations in the world.... they sure are set to change the game......not.
Safety, & @all times will become the most “unusual infastructure, & transportation” combination known to modern people if, & when society’s guilt ever gets over having deprived each, & foreveryone individual of “safety, & @all times,” thus, & but while upon finally allowing said “unusually infrastructured transportation,” methods to come into fruition!
“Safety, & @all times,” is only unusual, & or will only be an “unusual infrastructure, & transportation” combination because “Safety, & @all times,” shouldn’t have ever become “unusual!”
#SafetyAndAtAllTimesShouldntBeAnUnusualToolDeviceinfastructureAndOrTransportationMethod
Electrical charging roads already exists, usually, a trolleybus drives under it.
Transportation systems are amazing. 🌉
I like Wildlife crossings because I Want see More Animals like monkeys. 🐵
Norway's floating roads Looks so amazing too. I'll visiting in Lapland and Norway on july. Cant wait that trip. 🇧🇻
PS this IS My first Time i've heared about solar roads. ☀️
yeah ... helijet ... um ... it's called a helicopter ... not too unusual ... try googling helicopter
japan meglb it is outdated. the blue meglab it is chinese new train. will be start running in next year. you did not know that.