Speaker 1: Now stick with me here and don't judge me. Yesterday
Speaker 1: we had to go to Narry Warren, so we went.
Speaker 1: We went out out of the city afterwork. So to
Speaker 1: get there we had to go through the tunnel and
Speaker 1: I was from here.
Speaker 2: Did you go through the tunnel, the Burnley Tunnel.
Speaker 3: The Burnley Tunnel? Oh, did you go a different way?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I think I went a different way. Jump up because
Speaker 2: and right through the tunnel. Bang out you go on ash.
Speaker 3: It was very congested through the tunnel.
Speaker 2: Yesterday I went through the tunnel.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the traffic was bad.
Speaker 1: So we had a lot of time to chat in
Speaker 1: the tunnel and I was with producer Ali gen Z
Speaker 1: gen Z and we we started talking about the tunnel
Speaker 1: and we I need some because I don't love the tunnel.
Speaker 1: When it's congested, I get I get scared that it's
Speaker 1: going to cave in. I don't know why.
Speaker 3: No, I shouldn't watch it.
Speaker 2: Though the movie Daylight.
Speaker 3: No, we're still loone.
Speaker 2: No o. The tunnel gets carved in. Yeah, and uck
Speaker 2: in there and he's got to get They've got a
Speaker 2: lot of egress points out the tunnel, like every everything.
Speaker 3: This is where I'm confused.
Speaker 4: They get like they caved in in the movie.
Speaker 1: So I tend not to drive through the tunnel in
Speaker 1: peak out because I don't like the thought of getting
Speaker 1: stuck in there.
Speaker 2: I think it was a fire in the Sydney one
Speaker 2: the other day. Do you remember the Melbourne Tunnel was
Speaker 2: leaking for many.
Speaker 3: Years, right, that's when I stopped going through.
Speaker 1: But that's meant to alleviate the pressure of I think,
Speaker 1: so no panic if you get a drips anyway, So
Speaker 1: Ellie and I, who were clearly very bright and should
Speaker 1: be some kind of engineers, we started talking about how
Speaker 1: the tunnel works and I need to know about.
Speaker 2: It going you go out, How do they.
Speaker 1: Build the tunnel through the water because you go under
Speaker 1: the water, it does it go under the river, so
Speaker 1: it's not going through the river. So the water, that's
Speaker 1: what we said, Right, so you reckon you dig under
Speaker 1: the Yarrow River and it's that deep. But wouldn't you
Speaker 1: ears pop when you go.
Speaker 2: You go down and then go up? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Okay, So then what happens with the tunnel that they
Speaker 1: built between the UK and France is that just floating
Speaker 1: in the ocean because it doesn't go under the under
Speaker 1: the depths of the ocean.
Speaker 3: How do they build a tunnel?
Speaker 2: You're looking that's the tunnel boring machine.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but how do they do it in the ocean?
Speaker 2: I think I'm with Clinton? They must go underground.
Speaker 3: Are you telling me you think the tunnel goes under
Speaker 3: the depths.
Speaker 2: Of the ocean.
Speaker 1: Definitely doesn't go like one thousand meters below the water.
Speaker 3: The Titan sub couldn't get to the bottom of the ocean.
Speaker 3: It exploded. You can't have a tunnel with trains in
Speaker 3: the UK.
Speaker 2: Where's the tunnel from and to England channel?
Speaker 3: Is it just floating like a little floating ponton? Does
Speaker 3: it move? Is it attached to the bottom.
Speaker 2: Lron Tunnel England to France? I think.
Speaker 3: I think it's floating too.
Speaker 2: Can thirteen twenty four to ten. If you're an engineer,
Speaker 2: can you can you riddle me this?
Speaker 3: No, when they go through the water, it's.
Speaker 2: Under the sea bed, not under the sea.
Speaker 3: Under the sea, there's no Yeah.
Speaker 2: That makes sense because you can't have a floating tunnel.
Speaker 2: Rewind the tape.
Speaker 3: No, okay, stop googling. There's just no way you can go.
Speaker 3: How deep is the ocean the Titan sub explodeed?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 2: I think it's I don't think I think the channel
Speaker 2: is very shallow. Yes it is.
Speaker 1: Well, I don't even think it could go under the
Speaker 1: Arrow River without my ears popping.
Speaker 2: No, it's under the sea. I'm just done a Google.
Speaker 2: It is under the sea. Is it okay?
Speaker 1: Well that I don't know if that makes me feel
Speaker 1: better or worse, because Ellie and I were picturing this
Speaker 1: like wiggly floating.
Speaker 2: No, no, it's not like.
Speaker 3: You're telling me they dig under the ocean.
Speaker 2: They dig under the ocean. That's why it's like the
Speaker 2: Sydney Harbor Tunnel. You go so like you.
Speaker 3: Go Sydney Harbor.
Speaker 2: Oh, yes, the Harbor tunnel. So that goes you go
Speaker 2: from from north to south.
Speaker 1: So it digs all the way deeper than the Harbor
Speaker 1: on repeat, Yes, it goes deep.
Speaker 3: They're saying, there's no way the tunnel goes that deep.
Speaker 2: Who's saying that.
Speaker 3: Who's saying that? How deep?
Speaker 4: It's not possible.
Speaker 1: Because think about how steep, like the big dippery is
Speaker 1: at Lunar Park.
Speaker 3: Not that this is kilometer, but you have to go
Speaker 3: so sharp down to get under.
Speaker 4: Yes, most tunnels, when you're driving, you're normally driving down
Speaker 4: a slope.
Speaker 1: Not for you'd have to drive for like hours to
Speaker 1: get Are you telling us through the middle of drive
Speaker 1: ten thousand meters deep through a tunnel?
Speaker 3: Is that how deep the ocean bed is? Ten thousand meters?
Speaker 2: You know? You know what I'm thinking? I think, God,
Speaker 2: I wasn't in that car, Warren, That is all I
Speaker 2: can think right.
Speaker 3: Now in traffic lots to talk talk about. We still
Speaker 3: haven't got to.
Speaker 2: The bottom of them, the tunnel to the bottom of
Speaker 2: the ocean.
Speaker 1: So the tunnel doesn't actually get wet on the outside
Speaker 1: under even under.
Speaker 2: The arrow or through the error and we got calls.
Speaker 3: Would anyone know how it works?
Speaker 2: Tim You work on tunnels, right, Please?
Speaker 1: Does a tunnel get wet on the outside?
Speaker 2: How does it work?
Speaker 4: So you actually dig through the ground through the regardless.
Speaker 1: Of where you are under the water, under the water,
Speaker 1: under the water, through the air.
Speaker 4: In Brisbane under the Brisbane River, they it was seventy
Speaker 4: meters under the.
Speaker 1: Top of the seventy meters like I'm talking the channel for.
Speaker 3: Ten thousand What about that?
Speaker 4: The channel is not that deep, I believe again they
Speaker 4: went through the through the rock underneath to there.
Speaker 3: You're telling me you go under the ocean. Jesus, we've
Speaker 3: been telling you that for the last minutes.
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