Hmmm - 100m high, 600m offshore. I wonder how deep the piling would need to be on that little structure?
If this is built, I think it would be a tourist destination in its' own right. People will visit Stanwell Park just to see the Rail Sea Bridge.
Also if it is built, I believe it would easily claim world record for highest bridge over sea.
I read the newspaper article. Sorry I'm not Heathcote MP Lee Evans
I would guess he doesn't even know what a ruling gradient is.
NSW government should build this. Only question is how many $billions will it require?
Edited 13 Nov 2018 21:45, 3 years ago, edited by tom9876543
Hmmm - 100m high, 600m offshore. I wonder how deep the piling would need to be on that little structure?
If this is built, I think it would be a tourist destination in its' own right. People will visit Stanwell Park just to see the Rail Sea Bridge.
Also if it is built, I believe it would easily claim world record for highest bridge over sea.
NSW government should build this. Only question is how many $billions will it require?
Edited 13 Nov 2018 21:39, 3 years ago, edited by tom9876543
Hmmm - 100m high, 600m offshore. I wonder how deep the piling would need to be on that little structure?
If this is built, I think it would be a tourist destination in its' own right. People will visit Stanwell Park just to see the Rail Sea Bridge.
Also if it is built, I believe it would easily claim record for highest bridge over sea.
NSW government should build this. Only question is how many $billions will it require?
Edited 13 Nov 2018 21:38, 3 years ago, edited by tom9876543
Hmmm - 100m high, 600m offshore. I wonder how deep the piling would need to be on that little structure?
Apparently the Millau Viaduct in France is 270m above the valley below.
So I think the Rail Sea Bridge that is approx 145m high at one end is far from impossible.
If this is built, I think it would be a tourist destination in its' own right. People will visit Stanwell Park just to see the Rail Sea Bridge.
Also if it is built, I believe it would easily claim record for highest bridge over sea.
NSW government should build this. Only question is how many $billions will it require?
Edited 13 Nov 2018 21:36, 3 years ago, edited by tom9876543
Hmmm - 100m high, 600m offshore.
I wonder how deep the piling would need to be on that little structure?
Apparently the Millau Viaduct in France is 270m above the valley below.
So I think the Rail Sea Bridge that is approx 145m high at one end is far from impossible.
If this is built, I think it would be a tourist destination in its' own right. People will visit Stanwell Park just to see the Rail Sea Bridge.
Also if it is built, I believe it would easily claim record for highest bridge over sea.
NSW government should build this. Only question is how many $billions will it require?
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