Mind Blowing Realities..!

October 29, 2012

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[b]Hanging Monastery – China[/b]
Located in the Hunyuan County of Datong, the Hanging Monastery lies at the foot of Mount Hengshan. It hangs on the west cliff of the Jinxia Gorge which is over 50 meters above the ground, thus called Hanging Monastery. Originally constructed in 491, the monastery was largely rebuilt and restored during the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) and Qing Dynasty (1644-1911).

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[b]The Tallest Bridge in the World[/b]
Located in Southern France, the Millau Viaduct is the tallest bridge in the world. Constructed in three short years, the bridge is an engineering and architectural marvel. At its highest point, the bridge soars 343 meters (1,125 ft) above ground, that’s 19 meters (62 ft) taller than the Eiffer Tower!

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[b]The World’s Smallest Artificial Heart[/b]
The world’s smallest artificial heart, made by Italian scientists. This tiny titanium pump was implanted in a baby, at the Bambino Gesu’ Hospital in Rome May 24, 2012. Doctors from Rome’s Bambino Gesu’
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[b]Solar Powered Floating Resort[/b]
This unusual project designed by Italian designer and architect Michele Puzzolante. The floating resort, fully self-contained, thanks to acquire a charge of solar energy. Of course, built into the design of the hotel SOLAR solar cells can not always provide enough energy, so the hotel, a yacht in the presence of electrical generators. Also ekonapravlennosti project, we note that the impressive part of the design is made of fiberglass-reinforced high-strength, creating a perfect seal. The maximum capacity of the hotel – six people. It offers: two double rooms and one guest with individual bathrooms, shared kitchen, dining room, small bar, deck, terrace and even a bridge. Special attention is given an underwater compartment, which allows to watch the underwater world at 360 degrees.

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[b]The Haiku Stairs[/b]

Also called the Stairway to Heaven, island of Oahu (Hawai), Haiku Stairs isn’t the most difficult hike on the island, but the amazing views and the sheer drop offs on either side of the ridge make it one of the most memorable.

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[b]Las Vegas[/b]
The Las Vegas Strip is the brightest place on Earth when looked at from space. This is a photograph taken from the international space-station

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[b]These balancing rocks in Utah’s Moab Desert[/b]
These balancing rocks in Utah’s Moab Desert formed because wind eroded the lower-down rock layers faster than it eroded the thicker caprock. Because earthquakes can topple these balancing rocks, their presence indicates that an area exhibits tectonic stability.

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[b]WoodPecker[/b]
Strange and wonderful way to store food carried out by the bird as it wood woodpecker digging holes in trees to keep the fruits of walnut stock.

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[b]An aerial view of Nabiyotum Crater in Lake Turkana[/b]
The world’s largest desert lake and the world’s largest alkaline lake.