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With its extremely steep slope, even the bravest person would feel their legs tremble when traversing what is considered the most dangerous section of the Great Wall.
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Denmark and Germany will soon be connected by an 18km underwater tunnel. The project is expected to be completed in 2029.
China installed the final section of a 6,845-meter-long undersea tunnel in the Greater Bay Area of Guangdong Province on June 11.
Phase 1 includes the Hanoi - Vinh and Nha Trang - Ho Chi Minh City sections, which will be put into operation from 2032. The Vinh - Nha Trang section is expected to be i…
The Fehmarnbelt tunnel connecting Germany and Denmark is about 18 km long, made up of 89 sections and is expected to be completed in 2029.
A new modular mobile overpass design allows vehicles to drive right above the highway section that needs repair instead of having to take a detour.
A detailed simulation image of the Titanic's cross section reveals the ship's design before colliding with the iceberg and sinking to the bottom of the sea.
The rammed earth sections of the Great Wall of China were built by compacting natural materials with soil.
Although many sections of the river have been declared 'biologically dead' since 1957, the Thames is now revived and is home to three species of sharks.
The northern wall of the Great Wall was not built to prevent invaders but to guard residents in and out and collect taxes.
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Currently, the To Lich River water at the experimental section no longer smells and is much clearer than water samples in other areas.
After more than 10 days of starting the pilot project, cleaning a section of To Lich river and a corner of West Lake (Hanoi) with Japanese Nano technology, many people s…
The wall was led by General Cao Bien in Tang Dynasty to protect Chengdu, but was reformed into the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) and Qing Dynasty (1644-1911).