This Is How Underwater Structures Are Built. Japan's Incredible Bridge Construction Technology

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Technology has developed to help people build great works.

[@kerjakeras65]

Proyek yang amat besar sekali,namun telah di selesaikan dengan sempurna.👍🙏🇮🇩

[@williesnyder2899]

I haven’t figured out if the narrator is a human who occasionally mispronounces words, or a AI “bot” with human-like errors…
It was good to see the St.Croix bridge span featured! I watched just a bit of the construction years ago, but had no idea that so much underwater work was accomplished! It’s a nice bridge, and if you ever drove over the old bridge… which is now a cool little pedestrian crossing…you will note how much the structure was scaled up!!

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American, European, Japanese & Chinese had different techniques & technologies to build bridges. Indians should watch this, how to built bridges....

[@wtftolate3782]

The sea isn't rising... LOL

[@ChristopherKelly-jy6ut]

There may be advanced erosion on certain coastlines due to some shifting or extreme weather patterns, but the seas are, if anything, only rising at a very incremental rate that simply cannot be pinpointed to human activity. Putting more and more expensive properties near coastlines prone to heavy weather is another reason for this being a "new problem"

[@williesnyder2899]

@Christopher…: Our grandchildren will be happy to hear your “lightly incrementally” reassuring words.

[@That_dawg420]

But not much like 2,3 cm

[@chaiwatpotichanid]

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