15 Most Ambitious Building Projects on Earth

[@MTB_MICK]

The chunnel was completed before it's construction started. Now that's efficient ! " when do we want it ? " YESTERDAY .... in fact nah, let's finish it during WWII 🙄

[@jenniferbalesteri2810]

Omg! What AMAZING places! I think every story is even better than the next! Thank you for such a cool channel that has great topics❤️🐈🐈‍⬛🐆💕🙏

[@garymiller5937]

Spectacular projects indeed! 😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤

[@Highheels4ever]

How tall in feet is the khalifa building in Dubai

[@anitajinfla9762]

Wait... What?
Channel tunnel started in 1988??? And FINISHED in 1944??😅🚝
Think ya got that one really backwards!!🤣

[@Leopez02]

Country of the rising sun Japan's X-Seed 4000 is the most ambibitious Building Project on Earth. 🌏🌍🌎🌄🌃🏯🌁🗻🇯🇵😮

[@jeandorsainvil4227]

For the record, It was the ancient Africans who built the pyramids.. There were no Arabs involved in the process or foreign Jewish slaves.. The longtime Arab occupation of Egypt to the (present) is like the European jews in the Middle East, Isreal, just plainly out of place.!!

[@koriw1701]

Absolutely. And after all the excavating they've done around the entire complex, there is *nothing* to suggest that the workers were slaves, or even badly treated, since there are many worker's quarters around the base and the garbage dumps have shown that they were decently fed, wore comparable sandals and their children even had toys and dolls.

[@justahuman8790]

Lol yeh I heard the dates and chuckled away to myself

[@adiakiyes6354]

How about The Kansai international airport was built in the water.

[@debralittle1341]

These are ambitious building projects. The thing that bothers me about Dubai was a that everything is extreme and only for the wealthy. What about the poor of Saudi Arabia?

[@wtfmanicanthaveaname]

11:00 So the chunnel construction defied space and time by breaking ground in 1988 and opening in 1944. Now THATS impressive!

[@robertgoldman8064]

Guess no one proof read the transcript. When it said the channel tunnel was started in 1988 and completed in 1944.

[@amethyst49ergurl]

Back to the Future 😂😂

[@baldassarealessi1007]

Thank you video brilliant compliment

[@koriw1701]

2:51 The GMRiver is *not* an infinite source of water. It could be depleted in as little as 60-100 years; and we know how much mankind hates *not* using up earth's resources until the horse has been kicked to death.
5:05 The construction of the Gulf Railway has been delayed but I'm sure that the Arab nations will come up with enough slave-waged employees who've had their passports withheld so they can't complain or go home. I'm sure they will have it finished on time. After all, we saw how Qatar handled the World Cup.
As for all the other projects, it's so nice to see how people are so committed to doing their own part to help end global warming. 😖😖

[@Rentokilolexusaicuxg]

Esannisa

[@114.66]

The line? I think should there’s place for it

[@vickileonardo]

Thought I was losing my mind. The Chunnel was completed in 1994, not 1944. I guess the narrator is entitled to a few mistakes with all he has to tell us.

[@CJaySaint]

made by trog?? 🧿

[@gerryboudreaultboudreault2608]

Big money produces big trash.

[@miket.4192]

Swiss scientist Nassim Haramein has pretty much explained how the pyramids were built and where the pyramids come from - where they come from is understood so to me it's funny to see someone act like we do not know

[@miket.4192]

satellite pictures show that the great pyramid covers about 13 square acres, it is made of 2.2 million stones, and it is about one quarter inch out of perfect square - a bunch of rope pulling slaves built that? I mean......like.....probably not. Let's not be dumb anymore ok?

[@freetolook3727]

Amazing what slave labor can build!
😂