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The document describes 4 modern marvels: 1) Horns Rev wind farm off the coast of Denmark with 80 turbines capable of generating 160MW of power. 2) The seasonal ice road between Tibbitt and Contwoyto in Canada that allows transport for a few months when the ice is strong enough to support trucks. 3) The colossal ships used to transport huge loads like oil rigs and military radar that can lower cargo beneath the ship and raise it back up at sea. 4) The Magdeburg bridge in Germany that lifts to allow boats to pass through while maintaining road access, costing over 500 million euros to construct over 6 years.
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1. The document describes several modern engineering marvels including the largest wind farm in the world located off the coast of Denmark with 80 turbines each 110 meters tall capable of generating 160 MW of power.
2. It also discusses the seasonal ice road between Tibbitt and Contwoyto in Canada that operates during the coldest months of the year when the ice is strong enough to support trucks transporting loads of up to 70 tons across 500km of frozen lakes.
3. Additionally, it mentions the largest ship in the world used to transport huge loads like oil rigs and military radar that is able to submerge itself to allow other ships to dock on top of it and then rise up out of the
Mechanical Miracles of the 21st Century
1. The document describes several modern engineering marvels including the largest wind farm in the world located off the coast of Denmark with 80 turbines each 110 meters tall capable of generating 160 MW of power.
2. It also discusses the seasonal ice road between Tibbitt and Contwoyto in Canada that operates during the coldest months of the year when the ice is strong enough to support trucks transporting loads of up to 70 tons across 500km of frozen lakes.
3. Additionally, it mentions the largest ship in the world used to transport huge loads like oil rigs and military radar that is able to submerge itself to be loaded at sea then rise up out of the water.
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1. The document describes several modern engineering marvels including the largest wind farm in the world located off the coast of Denmark with 80 turbines each 110 meters tall capable of producing 160 MW of energy.
2. It also discusses the seasonal ice road between Tibbitt and Contwoyto in Canada that operates during the coldest months of the year when the ice is strong enough to support trucks transporting loads of up to 70 tons across 500km of frozen lakes.
3. Additionally, it mentions the largest ship in the world used to transport huge loads like oil rigs and military radar that is able to submerge itself to allow other ships to dock on top of it and then rise up out of the
Mechanical Miracles of 21st Century
1. The document describes several modern engineering marvels including the largest wind farm in the world located off the coast of Denmark with 80 turbines each 110 meters tall capable of generating 160 MW of power.
2. It also discusses the seasonal ice road between Tibbitt and Contwoyto in Canada that operates during the coldest months of the year when the ice is strong enough to support trucks transporting loads of up to 70 tons across 500km of frozen lakes.
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Scientists placed monkeys in a cage with a ladder containing bananas. Any monkey climbing the ladder would cause all monkeys to be sprayed with cold water. Over time, monkeys stopped climbing the ladder and instead beat up any monkey that tried, even if they had never been sprayed themselves. This demonstrated how a group learns and adheres to a paradigm through punishment and observation rather than firsthand experience or reason.
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- 6. 2. Fantasy road that exists part of the time A few Miracles of the 21 st century
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- 9. Some people try and push their luck at the end of the season – but in the end nature has the final say.
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