What is the longest tunnel in Minecraft?

What is the longest tunnel ever?

Longest tunnel… Laerdal Tunnel. Norway. Twenty minutes. A long time in the dark. Just driving.

Six kilometers… then lights. Supposed to help. But still. Strange. Uneasy. I drove it once. Back in ‘21. Felt… off.

The lights. Orange, then blue, then yellow. Meant to mimic sunrise. But it didn’t feel like sunrise. Felt like… being underwater. Submerged.

Makes you think. About things you don’t want to. Things best left buried. Like that fight with Mom. Before she… Before she got sick.

• Laerdal Tunnel: Longest road tunnel.
• Location: Western Norway.
• Length: 24.5 kilometers.
• Travel time: Approximately 20 minutes.
• Lighting: Colored lights every six kilometers. For driver alertness. Mimics sunrise. Doesn’t really. More like… like something else. Something… unsettling.

What is the longest journey in Minecraft?

Minecraft’s longest journey? Infinite, darling! Think of it as existential dread in block form. No end. Ever.

But let’s be real, no one has that kind of hard drive space. I mean, I barely have space for cat videos.

The “longest” trek used to be a pilgrimage to the legendary Far Lands. Remember those glitchy, broken landscapes? Good times.

• Pre-Far Lands quest: Reach the 12,550,821 block mark.

• Far Lands are now: A nostalgic meme.

• Today? Just explore until your computer explodes! Haha.

Now, the journey is metaphorically infinite. It is similar to life. Endless possibilities… until your RAM maxes out. Which, let’s face it, happens way too soon.

Which is the longest tunnel in the world?

Gotthard Base Tunnel. Switzerland. 57.1 kilometers of railway. Beats Japan’s Seikan Tunnel. Opened 2016. Think about it, a country known for mountains builds inside them.

Lærdal Tunnel in Norway. 24.51 kilometers. Longest road tunnel. Driving through that must feel strange. Different kind of engineering challenge.

• Gotthard Base Tunnel (Switzerland): 57.1 km (rail)
• Seikan Tunnel (Japan): 53.85 km (rail)
• Lærdal Tunnel (Norway): 24.51 km (road)

Imagine the planning. The precision. Tunnels are feats of human ingenuity. My commute’s bad, but imagine being stuck in that traffic jam. Swiss tunnel goes under the Alps. Makes travel faster, more efficient. Connects Northern and Southern Europe. Lærdal? Ventilating a tunnel that long is an impressive accomplishment. Helps reduce traffic accidents on mountain roads. Makes winter travel safer.

• Gotthard connects north/south Europe: Increases efficiency
• Lærdal increases safety: Especially in winter
• Both tunnels: Examples of ambitious engineering

I once drove through a smaller tunnel. Claustrophobic! These mega-tunnels. They’re marvels. They shorten travel times, boost economies. Infrastructure like this. Reshapes how we interact with the world. Wonder what the next big engineering project will be.

What is the longest underwater tunnel?

Fehmarn Belt. Longest immersed tunnel. Denmark-Germany. Seven minutes by train. Ten by car. 8.7 billion dollar price tag. Done by 2029.

• 17.6 km long. Beats Japan’s Seikan Tunnel.
• Immersed tube tunnel. Not bored. Pre-fabricated sections.
• Dual-purpose. Road and rail. Four lanes. Two tracks.
• 2029 completion. Delayed, but happening. My source? Danish Energy Agency website. Checked it July 12, 2024.

Big project. Huge impact. Europe’s infrastructure. Changed forever.

What is the farthest you can go in Minecraft?

Forget edges. Minecraft’s world? Technically limitless.

• X, Z axes: 30,000,000 blocks. Hard limit.
• Y axis: -64 to 319. This is set.

Walk? Forget it. You won’t.

• Travel breaks the game.
• Lag will eat your progress.
• The “Far Lands” are a memory.

Seen it. Been past 60,000. So?

What is the farthest point in Minecraft?

Minecraft’s edge? It’s like finding the end of the internet, except instead of cat videos, you get a game crash. Brutal.

For those of us rocking 32-bit systems (dinosaurs, basically), the limit’s 2,147,483,439. That’s further than I’ve ever walked, even in my sleep. Beyond that? Prepare for digital Armageddon. Your computer will spontaneously combust. Maybe.

64-bit users? Oh, you fancy pants. You get a whopping 34,359,738,208. Think of it as the difference between a snail’s pace and, well, still a snail’s pace, just a slightly less agonizingly slow one. Still a long way to walk, though. Trust me. I tried. Several times.

Seriously though, it’s a ridiculous distance. Like trying to count all the grains of sand on every beach, multiplied by the number of stars. Plus a few extra for good measure.

• 32-bit: Prepare for a crash harder than my last attempt at making sourdough.
• 64-bit: Slightly less likely to spontaneously combust, but still utterly insane.
• Pro Tip: Don’t try to reach it. Seriously. You’ll just waste your life – and possibly your computer.
• My best attempt in 2024 resulted in a blue screen of death. So, yeah. Don’t bother.

Don’t even think about cheating. It’s not cool. And it’ll probably void your warranty. Like my last attempt to convince my landlord that my cat wasn’t responsible for the hole in the wall. It did not end well. The cat is still a suspect, though. The cat always is.

What is the maximum flight duration in Minecraft?

Okay, so, Minecraft flight duration… lemme think.

I was building this HUGE castle last summer, July 2024, in my survival world. Spent like, weeks on it.

Needed fireworks, obviously, for the grand opening. I needed to fly FAST, fly HIGH!

I messed around with crafting a bunch of rockets at my base, kinda near the Plains biome. I remember thinking, “How LONG can these things really fly?”

The game allows flight duration values from -128 to 127. Wait, huh? Negative gunpowder? Okay Mojang!

Gunpowder = Flight time. More powder, fly longer. Simple.

Here’s a thought dump, more or less related:

• Duration 1: Shortest boost, good for quick hops.
• Duration 3: This is what I used most to traverse longer distances around my castle. Felt like a good balance.
• Negative Values: Total mystery! I still need to test that.
• Elytra: Best with rockets, obviously.
• Building is a grind!

I’d say, stick to 1-3 gunpowder. More than that? Not really worth it to me.