NOVEMBER. DENZEL. TRAINS, MY FAVORITE WAY TO GO. BUT AN UNMANNED TRAIN? A RUNAWAY MISSILE THE SIZE OF THE CHRYSLER BUILDING?
I'M THERE!
Off the river, Out of the woods, and onto the wilderness of the Web
NOVEMBER. DENZEL. TRAINS, MY FAVORITE WAY TO GO. BUT AN UNMANNED TRAIN? A RUNAWAY MISSILE THE SIZE OF THE CHRYSLER BUILDING?
I'M THERE!
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A RUNAWAY MISSILE THE SIZE OF THE CHRYSLER BUILDING?
In terms of length, it could be a lot more than that.
I've learned from counting, at railroad crossings, that if a freight train has 4 locomotive units pulling, it'll typically have 100 to 115 cars. Averaging around 50 feet per car, you're looking at a mile-long train, maybe 10,000 tons in all (100 tons per car is not out of the question).
On one hand, a hefty size missile speeding on land. On the other hand, a pipsqueak compared to the tonnage of a cargo ship.
Possible sequel: "Runaway Ship" (No; wait! They already did that with "Speed II" (So?!!!) :-)
Probably more info-trivia than you wanted.
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