00:00Why is there not a bridge between Ireland and Great Britain when they are so close?
00:04Building a bridge could seem to be an obvious solution, isn't it?
00:07The idea of a bridge on the Mer d'Irlande comes to the Victorian era.
00:11Four routes are possible to pass between the two countries.
00:14The road of Kintyre, the road of the post-Irlandaise, the road of Tiza, and most likely, the road of
00:20Galloway.
00:20This bridge was extended on the north, between Ireland and Ecosse, on about 45 km.
00:26But there is a big obstacle, the boat of Beaufort, a boat of 300 m of depth.
00:33Due to its depth and proximity to the conservation and military transport,
00:39Beaufort is becoming the biggest site of discharge in the Mer du Royaume-Uni
00:42for conventional and conventional mines after World War II.
00:48In taking care of all this, the project in its ensemble is estimated
00:51at a cost of 335 milliards of livres sterling for a pont
00:55and 209 milliards of livres sterling for a tunnel.
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