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How to take the elevator safely and politely epidemic season
Nowadays, elevators are an indispensable device in buildings and offices. It's that much, but not everyone knows how to use an elevator safely and effectively.
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Why did buildings collapse when the earthquake struck? The truth is more complicated than you think!
Earthquakes have always been a frightening natural phenomenon, and it becomes more dangerous as growing cities come with the risk of collapse of tall buildings.
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Skyscrapers - unrealistic things are becoming reality!
In 1956, architect Frank Lloyd Wright proposed the idea of a nearly 2,000-meter skyscraper. And it will be the tallest building in the world at that time, very tall -…
Archeology
Ancient Inca city on high mountain 4,000m
Thanks to laser scanning technology, scientists discovered the remains of hundreds of years old buildings on the Andes Mountains.
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Top 10 buildings with the most 'terrible' construction costs in the world
According to calculations by MSN Money, the top 10 buildings have construction costs
Archeology
4,500 year old stone circle discovered in the forest
Ancient buildings with a diameter of 25 m hidden under the trees were discovered thanks to laser scanning technology from above.
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Discover the first 'skyscraper' in the world
If Chicago was the first place to have a skyscraper, then Texas would be the home of a spectacular trick of a court
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Surprise with the way people of the previous century predicted the houses of our time
The interesting thing here is that besides the `` utopian '' buildings such as rolling houses, floating houses in the space, there are many ideas that nearly match moder…
Space science
Scientists first made cement in the universe
The manufacture of cement in the universe can help people to build buildings that can withstand extreme conditions of temperature, radiation ...
New technology
Modern cities combine gardens and cow farms
The future of cities is not only hard concrete concrete buildings, but also houses that are cleverly integrated by gardens, creating a miniature ecosystem within.
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Why does the wind look stronger than usual when standing near tall buildings?
We know that wind is the movement of air flow, formed by the change of atmospheric pressure, often going from a place of high pressure to low pressure.
Environment
Taiwan is shaken by an earthquake of 6 degrees
An earthquake of about 6 degrees shook the buildings in Taipei earlier this morning, there were no reports of damage and casualties.
Archeology
Discovered ruins of temples and ships containing treasures submerged under the sea
Scientists use modern scanning equipment to find valuable buildings and artifacts in two sunk Egyptian cities.
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The building is nearly 600m tall and can resist corrosion in China
Binh An International Financial Center is designed with 1,700 tons of 316L stainless steel, unaffected by the impact of weather and sea breeze.
Archeology
Make roads, dig for 'ghost city' full of ancient tombs and weapons
A series of ancient tombs, weapons and houses appeared in turn when workers dug the earth to build highways.