A monstrous yacht, called a terayate, is currently seeking funding for its construction. And that’s just what you need because according to the calculations at least 7 billion dollars are needed.

It’s kind of like a floating city. It is shaped like a turtle and has a size of 550 meters long and 610 meters at its widest point. Making it the largest ever built, if he can finally raise the money.

Called Pangeos, referring to the term Pangea, the large supercontinent that existed at the end of the Paleozoic era, the terayate will be able to accommodate 60 thousand people.

There will be room for everything on the boat. Various hotels, shopping malls, parks, villas and even mansions. A real floating city.

The boat will also have the distinction of being environmentally friendly. While surfing, the large wings will provide energy from the thus breaking waves Pangeos will sail without producing emissions.

“Furthermore, the area of ​​the the roof is covered with solar panelswhich provide some of the clean energy needed to fuel terayate,” they said.

Sure it’s still a project, but Italian designers Lazzarini are hoping their ambitious concept will come to life after some NFT-related crowdfunding, but construction would take eight years.

You would also need a Titanic shipyard created specifically for the project. “A Terayacht needs a Terashipyard“, said the designers.

“The conception of a ship of such dimensions implies the creation of a specific infrastructure of the shipyard/dam which is flooded to levitate the terayate when it is launched,” they added.

“The envisioned infrastructure of Teraastillero is 650 meters wide and 600 meters long and must provide direct access to the sea,” they added.

With a draft of 30 meters, the gigantic hull of the Pangeos will be composed nine different bowsdivided into several blocks.

As for propulsion, the vessel will have nine high-temperature superconducting engineseach with a capacity of 16,800 bhp.

“Propelled by a jet propulsion drive, the terastructure will be capable of cruising at a speed of five knots,” they concluded.