The Fehmarnbelt Tunnel will connect Denmark and Germany, creating the fastest route between Scandinavia and central Europe. Interesting Engineering shared a video from the builders explaining how the nearly 400,000 tons of steel and almost 4 million cubic yards of concrete would be assembled into 89 elements that will be moved into position by tugboats and lowered into the seabed to create the more than 11-mile tunnel.
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