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Wake up to reality. The drill has been purchased and its talk has been filled up already..... We are ready to dig.... ![]() Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich has fuelled talk of a massive tunnel between Europe and America by forking out $160 MLN on the world’s largest drill. The 19-metre giant will be the first drill capable of boring a four-lane tunnel. The project would link Russia’s far eastern Chutoka region, which Abramovich governs, with America’s Alaska. RussiaToday : Business : Billionaire will dig tunnel linking Russia US ![]() Last edited by New Governor Of Alaska : 03-28-2008 at 05:45 PM. |
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USA is digging for minerals in the Middle East.... Quote:
![]() Russia might want to make it easier for the Russian Christians to visit Russia's holy places such as St. Michael's Russian Orthodox Cathedral in Sitka - ![]() The area was originally settled by the native Tlingit (Kolosh) Indians. Old Sitka was founded in 1799 by Alexandr Baranov, the governor of Russian America. Baranov arrived under the auspices of the Russian-American Company, a "semi-official" colonial trading company chartered by Tsar Paul I. Wikimedia Sitka, Alaska Last edited by New Governor Of Alaska : 03-28-2008 at 05:46 PM. |
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The Russian Government recently unveiled plans to build the world's longest tunnel, as part of a $65 billion USD project to develop Siberia and warm Russian-U.S. relations. The tunnel will supply the US with oil, natural gas and even electricity. The tunnel -- which will include a highway, high-speed rail lines, pipelines, and high-power cables -- will run under the sea in the Bering Strait and connect Russia directly to Alaska. At 103 kilometers long, it will be over twice as long as the Channel Tunnel between England and France. Tsar Nicholas II approved plans in 1905 to connect Siberia and Alaska via an undersea tunnel, but the outbreak of World War I and Nicholas' subsequent death prevented construction from ever starting. Japanese engineers have offered to drill the tunnel for $60 million per kilometer, a mere $6 billion. However, the drill cost is only a fraction of the cost of the total project; the Russian side of the strait requires approximately 3,500 kilometers of road, pipe and rail that don't exist yet. The U.S. side would require at least half that as well. DailyTech - Russia Plans World's Longest Undersea Tunnel |
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That shock therapy isn't work for you, is it.
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