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The work—which started in 2006—has been so complicated that the entire project has been delayed. Instead of 2014, it will now be operational in 2019. The tunnels extend from Sunnyside, Queens, to Grand Central, routing 24 trains per hour at peak capacity. That's an amazing 162,000 passenger trips to and from Grand Central per day. These new images by New Yorks' Metropolitan Transportation Authority show the progress as of February 12, 2013.
Right now, there's a 22-foot-wide metal monster dying 14 stories below park avenue. Together with its twin brother, it excavated 346,607 cubic yards (265,000 cubic meters) of bedrock in a 30,000-foot-long (5.6 miles) tunnel.
Now the engineers behind the East Side Access Project—a tunnel that connects New York's Grand Central Terminal to another terminal in Queens—have decided to let the machine die, abandoned to rot after excavating its own tomb under Manhattan.
Makes you wonder about all those strange earthquakes we're having all over the country....
Originally posted by Chadwickus
reply to post by pianopraze
Makes you wonder about all those strange earthquakes we're having all over the country....
No, not at all.
What strange earthquakes and why none near New York?
How can you link earthquakes elsewhere when there aren't even any at the place being tunnelled??
Originally posted by Iwinder
Very interesting, the second picture gives me the creeps if figure it is the red lights but non the less it spooks me.
Makes you wonder if this construction that is simply for "us" the public, just imagine what they are capable of with the never ending military budget..
Trillions for the F35 program they now don't even fly and most countries have cancelled all orders for these flying pieces of junk.....All 51 one of them in existence!
The scale of this project boggles the mind but yet, just imagine what lays below unknown to us peons!
S&F
Regards, Iwinder
Originally posted by Chadwickus
reply to post by The_Phantom
It's possible, but all the rock and waste material has to be taken to the surface.
This is what the New York tunnel project looks like on google maps:
goo.gl...
Pretty hard to hide something like that
Originally posted by Chadwickus
reply to post by The_Phantom
It's possible, but all the rock and waste material has to be taken to the surface.
This is what the New York tunnel project looks like on google maps:
goo.gl...
Pretty hard to hide something like that
Originally posted by Infi8nity
Originally posted by Chadwickus
reply to post by The_Phantom
It's possible, but all the rock and waste material has to be taken to the surface.
This is what the New York tunnel project looks like on google maps:
goo.gl...
Pretty hard to hide something like that
I can only imagine what else they have, this is old technology.
They dont have to take rock out.
Its not hard to hide something like that if your the Govt, witch has trillions of dollars. 700 billion invested in the military, china invest 150 billion in its military and its the second largest military budget, obviously, U.S. has the largest military budget in the world. Money = power, the power to shut some ones mouth before they say any thing to the public. Surveillance is every where. Their is a reason theirs is microphones in your appliances, (they admit it) they tap your phone, data base your emails and if they can data base every email, probably even your internet post. With that kind of power + a hell of allot more we cant even imagine, they can keep it a secret, at least to the majority of the public.edit on 24-2-2013 by Infi8nity because: (no reason given)
Makes you wonder about all those strange earthquakes we're having all over the country....
Originally posted by Blackmarketeer
reply to post by pianopraze
Makes you wonder about all those strange earthquakes we're having all over the country....
I'm on board with Chadwickus on this one, the only strange earthquakes we've been having have been linked to fracking, not tunneling.
Cities of 8 million people like NY require extensive underground infrastructure, the water tunnels alone are massive. Still, cool photos - S+F