TUNNEL Length Comparison 🚇
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 พ.ค. 2022
- This is the length of some tunnels of different types in the world. The camera travels at full speed each of them for an idea of its length.
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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...
Central Yunnan Water Diversion Project - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Central...
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🟨 Only a few tunnels of different sizes have been selected. In the world there are many more.
Have you ever gone through any of them? Tell me in the comments👇👇
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🟨 Solo se han seleccionado unos pocos túneles de diferentes tamaños. En el mundo hay muchos más.
¿Alguna vez has pasado por alguno de ellos? Dímelo en los comentarios 👇👇
I like ur all contents 🔥🔥
I know a longer one😏
Yo he pasado por un pequeño túnel!
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I'm most impressed by the Roman aqueduct. Without modern machinery, that was a pretty remarkable undertaking.
And in a lot of places Roman bridges and viaducts are still in everyday use
After 2000 years
how deep does it go?
It took them 130 years to build it.
Talk about commitment!
Don't underestimate what a bunch of dudes with picks, determination and time can do
With enough slaves, anything is possible.
Most impressed the 3rd longest was made by the Romans 🤯 Good video, thank you 👍🏻👍🏻
Glad to see you back. I was so confused why a channel I subscribed to was spamming a live video scam, with only 1 video and no comments. Then I noticed it was yours and felt horrible.
Hear hear!
I almost unsubbed. Hope you didn't lose subs over it.
I need to donate you. How should I do it?
Wow I didn’t realise there were so many long water tunnels 🤔
Peeps need water.
Very interesting, but I found it rather difficult to get my head around any comparison: all the shorter ones just vanished so it wasn't possible to compare them onscreen.
That’s why there was a speed of the camera indication. So if you travel at 2000+ km/h and the tunnel ends in 20-30 seconds…then it’s big.
There is a ruler on the top of the screen for that
@@owenSHOK kind of wrecks the "visual comparison" bit which is the whole schtick of this channel (and very good schtick it is too ;-)
@@PhilBoswell Not really. He did something similar for the Underground video. The camera can only show show much at one time while still being immersive.
@@PhilBoswell bad visuals. That's why it has only couple of hundred views compared to their other comparison videos.
I think at least in the Päijänne water tunnel the water is not in a pipe but the whole tunnel is flooded. It also doesn't require pumping because of natural height difference.
I think the pipe was just to represent things visually, Almost all aqueduct tunnels are fully filled. I think NYC ones are also unpowered during normal operation, places where they have gone over hills they use some kind of suction pump. that is once the water is flowing full stream the water going down the other side pulls all the rest along.
The highest quality comparision videos on yt I've ever seen. Period. Love your vids man!
MBS again with unique type of presentation unlike other youtubers with always one animation. That's why I always love this channel ♥️♥️♥️.
Finally your channel is back !
And everything is as it was before the hacking !!
Next video on worlds best channels.
May I ask for the popular SCP Foundation anomaly size comparison as a suggestion?
Like from SCP-008 (Zombie Plague) to SCP-169 (Leviathan)
Great selection of music today MBS!
The “Channel Tunnel” is such a remarkable feat of engineering. I remember when it opened
I love the Roman Empire casually listed with the third longest tunnel in human history as of 2022. Even better, undefeated for 2 millenia until modern tunnel digging.
Love just the little detail of the camera not actually holding a steady pace but instead accelerating and decelerating.
As if it's being controlled by a genuine person who has to keep the throttle and breaks under control.
Breaks??
@@chrismoule7242 Yes, and he was bucking the terrible grammar trend in the TH-cam comments until that error three words to the end.
@@generalyellor8188 Not a native speaker/writer. Blame the late hour too.
@@generalyellor8188 Keep in mind this is a global site, and English is not everybody's first language. By the way, I've actually noticed that an alarmingly large portion of native speakers of English make horrible mistakes, as many of them don't seem to have spent any time actually reading English... My advice is to get acquainted with as many languages as you can, even if it's just a dozen words or so. Aim for at least twenty.
Recuperaste el canal! Qué bueno, me pone muy contento porque es uno de mis preferidos. Me hizo recordar a cuando yo mismo sufrí un hackeo en mi anterior canal.
Good that you're back, I love your videos.
welcome back! Glad you can wow us with both the facts and the graphics, which are ALWAYS amazing!
Another awesome video thank you
It’s good to see you back here again.
Una crítica constructiva: cuando hagas tus videos de comparaciones ficticias, deberías priorizar aquellas que posean links a páginas con tamaños oficiales.
You make the greatest comparisons I love your videos ♥️
As always, an excellent video. I'm so glad you're back!
This is quite informative. Thank you!
Thank you. It is good to see you are back.
I love the way you visualise the different ways of comparisons, it's very creative and helps a lot. thank you.
As always, super cool video. Saludos desde Colombia
Can you make a size comparison of the whole universe that goes beyond the multiverse as far as possible, zooming out into multiple multiverses?
I love these videos....keep em coming!
Nice to see the Snoqualmie tunnel on here. I've walked through that more times than I can count. It's a really fun day's outing.
Found this hard to watch - just never ending tunnel flashing past with labels (didn't finish the video so that may have changed). Not trying to be negative, just providing honest feedback
Love your work, can't say it enough!
Glad you're back! ❤️
Canada, Montreal tunnel from city exit rive sud.
Cool comparison!
Happy to see you have your account back!
good video brother I always wish you to reach 10 million
What an absolutely awesome Comparison! 👍🏼👍🏼
Que bueno que hayan podido recuperar el canal!
this is such a clever way of showing this. I really appreciate the effort you put in, these are all great videos 🤟
Echo de menos el Túnel de Guadarrama... Muy buen video!!
Good to see you back bro !
Welcome back. There have a been a few channels re-uploading your mecha comparison video, some even putting their own watermark on them and claim that they made it.
Very good video! 😀
I didn't think that Taiwan would ever agree to building a tunnel to China. It seems like a major security issue.
Loved the music in this!
glad ur back
Glad you got your account back 🥳
Oh sick, I actually needed this comparison for something.
A very clever way of presenting the comparison. Yes, it can be difficult to measure the scale of these monumental works because they're underground, but the increasing speed is an excellent reference. The music and details are great as always 🐱♥️
"Big Savage Tunnel" 💀
Great work 👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻
excellent as always, it would have been nice to have rough section diametre/dimensions as data. Saludos desde Argentina!
A very unique way of depicting this specific video
It’s a new metaball studios TH-cam video whooooooooooo
Genial!! As always dude
You should use that song you used for the asteroid comparisons again. That song gives me chills.
8am and I know this will be the coolest thing I see all day
I live near the Snoqualmie Tunnel and have biked it. It's a long and FUN experience!!
I've been through the Gotthard Road tunnel. They only allow so many motor vehicles at a time so we had to wait a bit on one side. The most striking thing for me that day is on one side of the tunnel while we waited was very cloudy. Emerging from the other side was the most beautiful sunny day and view of the Alps.
Exactly, I drive through the Gotthard on a yearly basis.. it's almost a different climate on the southern side of the alps.
What was the length of the last few? You had a counter going for them, but was so fast didn't have a chance to see when they stopped.
They didn't really stop at all as far as I could see. The last two minutes or so of the video was a few entries with ever-increasing lengths listed.
Very cool!
The reason I subscribed to this channel and look forward to its videos is because they are a great combination of creative/innovative presentation and well-researched info. The music rocks as well.
Keep churning out the goods, MBS!! 👍
Would love to see some on the life span of various animals (i.e., all bird species or all domestic animals).
The music on this one was perfect
The First tunnel: Big Savage Tunnel
Me: Well, at least they're not lying.
Wow looks amazing 😍
do one on bridges
Nice to see you're back, Meta!
Now let's judge different cryptocurrencies based on their worthlessness!
Diameter of proton... Planck length... value of collapsed crypto...
Imagine walking into one of the longer ones, thinking they’d end soon.
I like that "split open the Earth" trick you used at the beginning.
You're back!
Eyyyy the tyne tunnel wasn't expecting that here 🙌 been through that countless times ❤️
Welcome Back 👏☺
Sydney, Australia has some pretty big tunnels. For example the NorthConnex tunnel, at 9km long. A massive tunnel project, called WestConnex, is currently being built and is due for completion next year (2023). There are three stages involved: the M4 tunnel (5.5km, opened 2019); M4-M5 link tunnel (7.5km, open 2023); and the M8 tunnel (9km, opened 2020), and they are all connected, forming one continuous long tunnel between Haberfield and Kingsgrove, which will be approximately 22km long. Stage 1 of the new M6 motorway (which is aimed at connecting Southern Sydney and suburbs beyond with the CBD and northern suburbs) is currently under construction, and will be around 4km long, and will connect up to the third section of the WestConnex tunnel at kingsgrove, called the M8. And if stage 2, 3 and potentially 4 of the m6 project get approved, this tunnel will be extended to Sydney’s south, providing many more kilometres of continuous tunnel. So in summary, Sydney is up there when it come to tunnels.
Would have been nice to see a final comparison.
Did anyone else start circle pitting while watching this video? The music banged 😂
Tus vídeos, algunas veces, son una locura....
You came back!
MBS just so you know, the way you have edited this, it crops your last name slightly. Other than that, a very interesting video and you must have done a lot of research for it. Good work.
The music. I love it
I’m impressed how the cameraman is going so quickly just to record all those tunnels lol
Note how much effort we're willing to put into moving water. Just shows how valuable it is.
He’s back!🎉
100% going to Norway just to drive through that tunnel
Welcome back!
Great job us always 👏👏👏
Cool video!
(Though that last frame, under "Advanced Planning Stage", had at least one howler under it. Just sayin'. :/ )
1:43 Oleee ese mi Madrid, no sabía que la línea 7 era tan larga, pensaba que era la circular (la gris)
Idk how but i got whiplash from how abrupt the end of the video was. How did the camera man slam the brakes on so hard jeez.
2:30 woooo yeah baby, that's what I was looking for
What about the Brenner Basistunnel? It's curently under construction, but when it is finished it will be the longest railway tunnel.
Funny enough, i did not expect the M3 City Circle Line to appear! Yay! Go metro! hahaha
Me: Wow, this is a very informational video.
Brain: Haha camera go weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
Cool Animation
This music if fuckin tight!
I've only been in the subway lines of Boston, MA, and New York, USA.
Personally if I had to choose between the Boston and New York subway systems I'd choose New York. The stations are more aesthetically pleasing to look at. Boston's stations... Give me the feeling of "Eh, whaaatevah!" vibe. Also the vibe of "Not my circus, not my monkeys." when it comes to upkeep. New York's subway lines overall look much cleaner. Of course that was 32 years ago when I last rode either. Time tells all.
Dang! That's a lot of tunnels!
Maybe longest pipe next?
I love the music