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Norway, the Scandinavian country that isn't Finland or Sweden, is considering an unprecedented civil engineering project that will involve floating underwater tunnels, engineering blog Hackaday ...

The west side of Norway is made up of 1,190 fjords, which, while beautiful, make it very hard to travel along the country's coastline. Currently, the drive from the southern city of Kristiansand to ...

If you are a resident of Norway, underwater floating tunnels might be in your future. We already have tunnels that go under water, but they don't float and that means they don't deal with changing ...

Submerged floating tunnels (SFTs) represent an innovative approach to overcoming deep-water crossing challenges by combining buoyant and mooring systems with advanced design and construction ...

It bears repeating that the vast majority of New Yorkers will be relatively unaffected by the forthcoming disruption of L train service between Brooklyn and Manhattan. But for the 225,000 people who ...

Imagine riding a ferry, enjoying the industrial views of Newtown Creek along the Brooklyn-Queens border as a way to get around without the L train. One team of engineers and designers did — earning a ...

Norway's rugged west coast is home to glaciers, waterfalls and dozens of fjords that draw hordes of tourists each summer. But navigating the extreme topography of the region, which is home to a third ...

Norway has hatched ambitious plans to install the world’s first floating underwater tunnels to help travelers easily cross the nation’s many fjords. At present, the only way to travel across the ...