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Op dinsdag 27 januari 2009 01:43 schreef the_jasper het volgende:
Diepste gat is iig een gat in rusland, gaat bijna 9 km de diepte in

/eind nutteloze feiten

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Op dinsdag 27 januari 2009 01:48 schreef Bot13 het volgende:
The Hive natuurlijk.
Seriously though, geen idee. tvp.

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Op dinsdag 27 januari 2009 02:46 schreef maartena het volgende:

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Originally Posted by rahnfeld View Post
Actually, the topic about construction sites / houses beneath soil surfaces, or with most of it below the soil, is a very tempting, interesting and for Emirates it might become even a crucial one. It carries vantages like no or less air condition would be needed for summertime nor would much heating be needed in wintertime. If constructed as our University Library at the Dresden University of Technology (cp. images) it offers you a enjoyable, great sustainable and nice quiet atmosphere.





Bravo ... looks nice - right? Well it is!!! At some locations, like in Norway, Sweden and Russia, malls and shopping areas, even small cities sites are constructed below the surface. No doubt, this has good side effects.
Maybe one day all the Emirates (possibly Sharjah first) tend to grow up and thing not just big in size, but big in sustainability and technological improvement. But this took time in Europe, this still takes time in US and it will take some in UAE alike. The motto could then be “not merely we got the largest building on earth, we plan to make the smartest one too” … lets see
I am curious and content, that it will happen
Regards
Jens Rahnfeld

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Nature Structure:

In South Africa we have the Vredefort Cratre which was probably created by a huge meteorite and hit the plannet for 2,000 million years ago, and is today the largest cratre on earth which we know of. The meteorite created a cratre which was about 300km wide and 25km deep, which is about twise as deep as the deepest ocean depth in the world which is 11 025m deep.

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The deepest structure now is now in the Philippines. It is the Malampaya natural gas pipeline located at Palawan, About 500 miles southwest of Manila.

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Op dinsdag 27 januari 2009 02:46 schreef maartena het volgende:

2 kilometer en een beetje diepte! Wie vindt dieper?

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Here's some info on the deepest mine, Western Deep Levels Mine in South Africa. It goes 3.5 km under the surface. By comparison, the Taipei 101 skyscraper is the first to reach the half-kilometer point, so imagine 7 Taipei 101's underground.

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Op dinsdag 27 januari 2009 09:37 schreef Yacht het volgende:

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das wel gaaf