Longest Trains In The World
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
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That was one hell of an impressive Arnold Schwarzenegger impression 🤯
That's from the fairy odd parents
GET TO THA CHOO CHOO, NAAAOOOWWW!
What are you talking abooooooh woooow
I know, right?
Yes it was I swore it was him mind absolutely blown 🤯
3:56 😂😂😂
What just happened!
Your inner Schwarzenegger is trying to come out 🤣🤣🤣
Brilliant 👍👍👍
Yeah bro that made me laugh😂🤣😂
Eh Hem....
GET TO THE CHOPPA
🤣Fr
He got to the chopper...
3:56 nice Schwarzenegger impression.
😂😂😂😂
"Get to ze choppa!!!!"
*hasta la vista*
This video is a testament to Americans using a lot of things as measuting units. Eifel Towers, Football fields, Empire State Buildings, etc.
You should see what Nasa says on a daily basis they use that method all the time. Meteors the size of 20 school buses, or a meteor the size of 10 Mammoths like as if Mammoths were really that Big. Its ridiculous right?
And?
You left out horseys. 😜🐎🐎🐎
That's funny, since even though the narrators are American, Be Amazed is based out of the U.K. lol
If only there was an internationally accepted SI unit of measurement?? Someone should totally do that ?
6:52
OH MY GHAN! 😂
Arnold's voice was awesome! And from India, thank you for the finale!
1:30 if i saw this in a rail track I’d be exploding
6:51 he doesn't even want to say it he just put the voice
Fr🤣
When you can't say it in a high pitched voice like that, just put one in.😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂
Anime name?
I think he what sound weird if he said that you know if you know you know imagine it in your mind
It’s Tom Price in Western Australia not Tom Prince where Rio Tinto operate their autonomous train.
3:57 😂😂didn't expect that but I loved it
3:57 what accent is that bro😂.... brother ahh
Sounds sort of German 😂
The Ahnold accent
I call it "Austrian, but make it Ohio"
5:19 The size comparison is complete buꙆꙆѕhіt. Comparing a standard gauge train to a narrow gauge mountain railway is as valid as comparing a standard gauge train to the train in Disneyland.
The actual difference is marginal: US max width = 10'6" (3.2 m), Europe max width = 3.1 m
That is correct. However, trains in North America are much taller (double stack containers and 3-level autoracks).
I was at that 150th anniversary celebration! It was very interesting. A perfect meeting of my love of history, and my ex-husband's love of trains. And yes....I went on this trip with my ex-husband. We seem to make better friends than spouses.
Big Boys would've been called the "Wasatch" (named after the mountains the locomotive would traverse), but someone at ALCO (American Locomotive Company) chalked the words "Big Boy" on the smokebox door, and the name stuck
I thought they just came up with that, but I do gotta admit "Wasatch" would've been a nice name.
Very impressed with your Arnold imitation. 👍👍
When I was 8 yrs old, my sister was 7, and my brother was 4 with our parents. we were moving here to the U.S. from Australia. We rode on the Indian-Pacific going from Perth to Sydney. It took us 3 days to cross the country. To this day, I have some wonderful memories riding on that train.
Why did you move to the US?
@wisecampmotorcycles8258 I really had no choice in the matter. I was 8 yrs old, and my dad decided that is what we were going to do. We lived with my grandparents in Fullerton, Ca, for a few months until dad got a job in the printing trade here since that was what he did in Australia. But I do remember the train ride like it was yesterday. My brother and sister were always afraid to walk between the train cars. We had 2 sleeper compartments, mom and my sister and brother in one, and me and dad in another (I was the only one who could sleep through dads snoreing that close). We ate, showered, and slept on the train. I remember watching the roos hopping by as we traveled through the bush. I really have fond memories of that train ride. At the time 1975, that line was the world's longest stretch of straight track. I remember watching out the window as we pulled into the station, and I could see both ends of the train as we made the turn in. From Sydney, we flew to Hawaii (that's our port of entry). From Hawaii, we flew to LAX. It was a memorable trip.
@@wisecampmotorcycles8258because they want too
After running trains for many years, the idea of automated trains absolutely scares me. I have seen many remote operated trains breaking a number of safety rules; and I've heard of unreported derailments all of which were unreported while the RC train was hauling dangerous chemicals through populated areas.
Lots around Eg Singapore & Dubai
Pretty cool that this video was uploaded while I was playing train simulator hauling intermodal cars with Union Pacific locomotives😅
It was cool to see our railway company Transnet appearing😁😃
Can we talk about the impressivness of the bridges that can handle the weight of these behemoth trains. Now, to me, that is impressive.
I feel like the impressivness of his Arnold Schwarzenegger imitation prevails 😂
This video _definetly_ appeals to me
@14:51 Okay! 🤣 That joke and image definitely got me!
I’ve been watching your videos since 2016
2024 for me but I've watched everything he has
I like trains
Same!
Same my favourite
Same. Even though I’m in my mid ‘60s I still count them!
LMAO! A Christmas Story quote!
Yukari
HOOOOOONNNNKKKKK
3:46 Get to the CHOO-CHOO
I’m only watching this because I love trains BTW I subbed
I love trains too
you should check out what ww2 germany planned after ww2... its called the Breitspurbahn (broad gauge railway) and it kinda is
3:56 gotta have that impression on a video with the Shays in it, or the DM&IR Yellowstones.
BNSF now has a line that runs from Canada all the way to mexico
0:22,0:23 That's what's she said 😂😂
You have to do that Arnold impression more... Spot on! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I'm amazed that ever be amazed video that I've seen about trains. Australia is always there
3:56 nice accent be amazed
Honouring the Afgan camelares who provided freight services for many outback Australian people, long ago. So respected are they, one was honoured with a banquet. His culture required he cook his own food so everyone waited for him to cook a chicken.
5:25 “…a Swiss passenger carriage…” - this is a Cog Railway carriage on a 31,5 inch track against a normal gauge train !
9:30 This is the Landwasser Viaduct - the Brusio Viaduct is on an other line…! 9:44 This is the Brusio Viaduct on the Bernina line…!
Sapsan are Siemens trains .
6:51 OH MAY GAH
OH MAY GAH
You should have included the dedicated freight corridors in India. They are atleast 1.5 km long, run at speeds of 100km/h, are hauled by the world's most powerful locomotive which has over 12000 horsepower and the most exciting part is, IT'S A DOUBLE STACK TRAIN, meaning their are 2 stacks of containers on the train. There are lots of videos on RUclips about it. It's the most advanced freight project in the world.
Imagine waiting on railway crossing
I was thinking the same thing. Time for a coffee break bois 😭
I like trains the longer, the better
Be amazed what about the type locomotive around the world talk video? included USA diesel-electric locomotive and double diesel engine locomotive to please!
Train: hE He CHoO CH0o
Humans: That's not good enough
train: :( but I like choo choo
Humans: go Chuga Chuga or you will go in a museum
Trainz: Chuga Chuga why why
I genuinely get a little sad when your videos end
I think Arnold Schwarzenegger himself would be impressed with your imitation.
“Hello everyone! How are you fine thank you.”
6:51
Lol the thumbnail 😂
Greetings from Australia.
It's pronounced Gan. (short a) Not Ghaun (long a).
Yes, named after the camel masters used to build it. Someone got it wrong - they were sub-continent Indian. But the name has stuck!
American trains are impressive as the railroad network is over 150,000 miles. Freight locomotives stand at 16 ft tall and typically haul 2+ mile long worth of freight.
What a train wreck!
This was traintastic!
I'm certainly trainamazed!
you are too trainifized
😂@@user-is8wq9cx9x
I can't tell if this is a compliment or the most severe roasting of my life, but I'm absolutely using 'trainamazed' in something in the future.
Wow I never new this much about railways and trains. Thank you I am amazed.
Is it just me or is this video quality even better than usually like the editing and voice over it's good very good
The Big Boys were originally built not solely for lugging power, but to pull up to 150 reefer cars of perishable fruits/vegetables at 70mph, regardless of terrain. And they did that very well.
I believe the original 'ghan was a narrow gauge line and only went as far as Alice Springs.
Correct. And the line from Darwin only reached as far South as Katherine. The through standard gauge route wasn't completed until 1976.
@@juliansadler6263the standard gauge only reached Darwin in 2004, 1976 was when standard gauge reached Alice Springs
What no Canadian trains. 😢 I know we have plenty of trains
"Oh my ghan" WTF 🤣🤣🤣
😮
“In an anime voice”😭🤣🤣that caught me off guard
> 6:51
Happy birthday 🎉🎈🎂🎁🎊
British trains have a long way to go😅
That's the thing they don't! Their journeys are much shorter than places as big as Australia and America .
BR did try a super heavy super long train from the Mendip quarries. The couplings were pulled out of the wagons it weighed so much.
We need a channel for this narrator alone
he sounds like the actor jeff goldblum lol
It's ai😅😅😅
How come trains they teach us as kindergartners are those of the olden days while trains in real life are more and more high tech?
Cartoons probably
technological advancements for safety (like PTC)
because schools are for the most parat always atleast 10 to 20 years behind the current tech
Because at some point, we may have to go back to that old technology. 🤔
When I was six years old and I live in Illinois, Union Pacific 4014 actually passed by a railway which I was in there were tons of people putting coins on the tracks for good luck and boy was it was an experience.
I’ve ridden the Texas to California Union Pacific freight. Got a video of it. The cut it to 2.5 miles long and it runs to Colton now not LA takes 2.5 days a stops in Yuma or Tucson for crew change. Runs like 4 times a week
If that Schwarzenegger impression is not done using A.I then that's impressive
We also have road trains down under, video on longest/biggest trucks would be interesting.
Key part ya missed with the Indian Pacific (& freight) this railway line has the WORLDS longest STRAIGHT railroad at 478km (297mil)
it is not "Tom Prince"(royalty) but Tom Price ($)
6:05 recently BNSF ran a test train (not as long) down the river sub under the symbol C-NAMMNA. 248 cars, 2 engines in front, 4 in middle, 2 in back. All loaded coal. It ran at about 30 mph until they slowed down a lil and a coupler snapped.
Edit: 13:17 very rare omg
The Czech Republic already has three storie trains
Technically, its only a train if it has a kaboose. 97% of "trains" nowadays dont have 1 so their actually just called rail cars.
P.S. my grandfather worked for CSX so thats the only reason i know this.
Nearly 30 years ago, The National Railway Museum in York was a temporary host to a Chinese steam engine, and I was living in Lancashire, so I used my day off to travel the beautiful journey (by train, of course) to go see it.
IIRC it was an 8' gauge! Whatever it was exactly, it was humongous! And black - all over. It was hard to see all the details. I have never felt so small next to a vehicle in my life, and I've been on large RORO ferries! 😂
Seeing Brusio on thumbnail is nice 🎉
The longest train I have seen was 201 tankers and flat beds that was late at night in Holtwood PA
I LOVE UR VIDEOSSS IVE BEEN WATCHING IT SINCE 2021
The Ghan is actually the world's longest regularly scheduled passenger train FYI
6:51 I love that you used a anime voice "ah My Gahw" for the next sequence
My dumb ass never considered that one could increase a train's horsepower and ability to drag kilometers of carts by taking several engine cars and distributing them throughout the train. I only ever considered that the engine was the header.
A video about boats
I would love this!
6:50 "OH MY GHAN" 😂
And for Caltrain which is near where I live ( San Jose california )
They once had old f40phs some barbondier coaches and Bi level gallery cars
The gallery cars and f40 phs were from metra
It’s said they will retire early
This video is for me. I love trains
As a massive train fan I'm so happy that you made this video. Also their called CARS not wagons
the official name is rolling stock, but most commonly train cars, i never heard them being call wagons
Hey, people call train cars by different names, so does it matter?
@@edyee1647 Ik, but as an American I expect them he was talking about trains in America he calls them cars not wagons
@@Quaza57 They are called wagons in Europe, and maybe Asia but idk lol
Dang what if it crashes?
Then, all hope is lost.
There's several of these tragic cases. They do not look pretty and people are still living with the consequences today 😢
6:51 OSAKA AZUMANGA DAIOH??
Ring-a-ling Bro's, lol
Hey do you know how many times did the video sed empire state billing’s
Wow those trains are impressive 🎉😂
Him making a Union Pacific joke made me happy
Bro forgot to mention snowpiercer😂😂😂
I thought about that! 😂
And the fact that it isn’t a real train
0:14 i love your vids its so interesting 👏
5:21: Since European and North America share the same track gauge, there is no real difference in width (10 feet).
I thought this was just another video that needs views, but then I saw the channel, another video to enjoy from Be Amazed!
There was a little known train that ran about 60 years ago. Norfolk & Western ran a train that was 21,000 feet, 500 cars, and 48,000 tons
4:02 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂Arnold Scharznegger's impression was dope.
Thumbnail : average American freighter trains 💀
Someone is talking about the thumbnail again. 😑
That is true because of psr
Actually I like American trains because they are larger then Indonesian 💀
If this comment gets more than 2k likes I will watch this video 40 times
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29:28 - Lucky you. Just stop picking ON what most of us enjoy and changge the topic sometimes.
I am from Australia and i am not only proud of our record for the longest and heaviest diesel train, but also proud that it got mentioned in this video. Keep the facts coming mate!
Edit* AND also the Ghan, Australia's finest passenger train!
(if you could not tell, I am a massive train fan!)
That "Oh my gah" at 6:51 caught me off guard
Wow I'm amazed
I love trains and I'm aussie
India has WAG 12, a single unit locomotive that has the highest horsepower in the world 12000HP. I'm an Indian Railfan and hence proud of this. This beast can pull a couple hundred of wagons double stacked. Also python freights are hauled with 2 or more freights connected to each other. Feels very good that you have included India in your list :). Thank you so much 😊
India's trains are one of a kind
i Thought The Challenger 3985 Big Boy's Little Brother would be in this they are slightly smaller or maybe even UP 844 They are both massive
You should also have included the Iron Ore Line, Malmbanen in Swedish. This line officially runs from Riksgränsen, the national border between Norway and Sweden and luleåin Sweden. Ofotbanen in Norway that runs from the Border to Narvik is also a part of the line.
The trains are each 22,9 meters long, 2,9 meters wide and 4,4 meters high. It has maximum speed of 80 km/h. The trains haul a total of 68 cars with a weight of 8600 tonnes. These trains run the whole year which means that they run under heavy snowfall in subzero temperatures. The Iron ore from Karina are delivered all around Europe, Africa and several other places.
I bet Sheldon Cooper would complement this video with a Lot of new knoledged 😅😂😂
3:57 dude really turned into arnold schwarzenegger.
And i am impressed
I have seen a 3 or 2 mile long intermodal train one time which was operated by Norfolk Southern. It was at the Rockville Bridge in Pennsylvania.
18:38 750,000 tons? Thinking you added a "0" in there; assuming they were extra-heavy capacity cars, that train would require more like 4,000 cars and be 50 miles long.
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