How Do You Build a Tunnel Under the Ocean?
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How Do You Build a Tunnel Under the Ocean?
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Imagine driving beneath the ocean with hundreds of meters of water above your head. You cannot see the sea, but an entire body of water is moving overhead. So how do you build a tunnel where one mistake could let the water rush in?
You’ll discover how engineers actually build tunnels beneath seas and rivers, from gigantic tunnel boring machines to massive concrete sections lowered into trenches. You’ll see why engineers study the seabed before they ever start digging, how watertight joints stop water from entering, and how the surrounding earth itself helps protect the tunnel. By the end, you’ll see underwater tunnels very differently.
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