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Looks like my little corner of Australia will have a portal to Denmark before long. See you soon!
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The original was posted on /r/denmark by /u/Rd28T at 2024-02-02 02:01:11+00:00.
teefax at 2024-02-02 14:17:15+00:00 ID:
kol8fgtJust looking at the numbers for fun, lets pretend we build a bridge directly between Copenhagen and Sydney. And we want the bridge to be built in a straight line, no turning needed on this bridge.
After getting it funded, which would be no problem obviously, we gotta get permission to run it through countries such as Sweden (this will be the hardest one), Poland, Ukraine, Turkey, Iran, Pakistan, India, Malaysia and Indonesia.
When all that is done, we would have a bridge that is 16.031 km long, which would make it an impressive 97,3 times longer than the current longest bridge in the world, the Danyang-Kunshan bridge in China, which runs for 164,8 km.
If you leave Copenhagen, and keep a constant 130 km/hour (current highest allowed speed in Denmark), it will take you 123,3 hours before you reach Sydney. That is over 5 days.
And also, imagine how confused we would make all the aliens and/or future generations. I say let's go!