Hurricanes are the strongest storms on Earth with winds moving at least 74 mph. Hurricanes also bring billions of tons of rain as they travel, and that can cause flooding. They look pretty scary, but if you know what to do in preparation for, during, and after one hits, you have every chance to weather the storm! If the authorities tell you to evacuate, don't try to be a hero. You have to get into your shelter at least 2 hours before the hurricane is there. Even after you get the “all-clear” signal, you have to be really careful when going outside. Other videos you might like:
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What is a hurricane and how is it different from a typhoon? 0:17
How do hurricanes form? 1:22
How strong are hurricanes? 2:20
How should you get ready for a hurricane? 3:52
How to survive the storm? 4:52
What if you decide to stay? 5:32
What to do after the storm? 7:44 #survivaltips #hurricanes #brightside SUMMARY:
-Depending on where it's formed, a massive storm can be called either a hurricane (in North America and the Caribbean), a cyclone (in the Indian Ocean and Australia), or a typhoon (in Southeast Asia). -These gigantic beasts are only born over warm ocean water that’s at least 80°F. Such water temperatures can be found in the tropics.
-There are 5 categories of hurricanes. By knowing the category, you can predict how much damage it’ll do from minor damage to making large areas impossible to live in for weeks or even months. -Get storm shutters, make sure the garage doors are secured, and buy a generator. Prepare an emergency bag for each family member. Materials in it should last you at least 3 days.
-Before you leave your home evacuating, make sure you turn off the gas and water to avoid leaks and flooding.
-If for some reason you choose to stay in the storm area, it's crucial that you find a sturdy shelter for yourself, your family, and your pets. You should close all windows and doors, and stay as far from them as you can, especially glass ones. Unless your house gets flooded, stay inside as long as possible.
-You don't want to risk it, so you gotta be 100% sure it's safe to leave your shelter. In case a house or building you entered has any signs of damage, leave immediately – it can collapse at any moment. If you can't all the damage yourself, try to prevent it from spreading – cover openings with plywood or some other material or put some tarp on the roof. Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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Looking at the average human, you can’t help but wonder: how in the world did this soft and, let’s be fair, clumsy-looking creature even get to the point where we are now? We aren’t the fastest runners, we can’t properly swim or fly, we don’t succeed even in climbing, but somehow, we’ve climbed to the top rank of nature itself. But we certainly didn’t jump up there. Animals are way better at this. Kangaroos can jump over two average people standing on top of each other. Dolphins are the best jumpers in the ocean. Even fleas and plankton are champions when it comes to jumping. Let’s see who else made it to the list. Other videos you might like:
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Kangaroo 0:51
Kangaroo mouse 1:20
Dolphin 1:49
Impala 2:10
Lion 2:29
Mountain lion 2:45
The cheaters: flying fish, flying squirrels, and flying snakes 3:11
Frogs 3:43
White-tailed jackrabbit 4:15
Grasshopper 4:54
Spider 5:08
Froghopper 5:41
Flea 6:04
Trap-jaw ant 6:53
Copepode 7:24 #bestjumpers #animalfacts #brightside SUMMARY:
-Kangaroos can jump over two average people standing on top of each other. -Kangaroo mouse can jump 9 ft high, which is 10 times its own body length.
-Dolphins can jump 10 ft over the surface of the water.
-Impalas can leap over a small bus.
-Lions can jump twice as high as a regular cat. -Mountain lions, also known as Cougars and Pumas have to hop high – 20 ft high to be precise.
-A flying fish can jump up above the water and use its fins to fly for over 40 seconds straight. Flying squirrels can glide over a football field at once. And even flying snakes can do that by launching themselves off the trees and slithering through the air in an S shape.
-The absolute leap-master is American bullfrog, which can jump over 7 ft.
-White-tailed jackrabbit is one of the mightiest jumpers that can jump on top of a giraffe’s head.
-Grasshoppers are great jumpers thanks to their catapult legs. -Spiders’ legs can expand like pistons, launching them up over 50 times their own length.
-A froghopper jumps straight up 27.5 in, which is 100 times its body length.
-A flea jumps only 10 in high, but for something that small it’s as if a person could jump over a 250 ft tall building — or the Eiffel Tower.
-When in danger, a trap-jaw ant aims its head downwards, and launches itself up in the air.
-Tiny plankton copepods launch them forward with the velocity of 1,000 times their body length per second. Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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The average person spends more than 3 hours a day looking at their phone. Might not sound like a lot, but that’s more than a month and a half out of every year! With all that time spent staring at it, you might’ve noticed your new phone is missing a button or two? It’s not your imagination – the home button is disappearing, and it might not be the only one! Smartphones have been shedding buttons for years, so it's no big surprise that companies like HTC and Samsung are trying to do without. Other videos you might like:
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The first smartphone with a home button 0:34
The home button in iPhone 1:11
The alternative for home button 2:30
The biggest problem with button-free phones 3:23
Other ideas that didn’t work out: Sony Experia 4:04
Smart Scroll 4:55
Air View 5:23
Galaxy Beam 5:57
BlackBerry Storm 6:34 #homebutton #phonesecrets #brightside SUMMARY:
-The BlackBerry Electron was the first smartphone with full keyboard and dedicated call and hang up buttons, and arrow keys or a tiny trackball.
-Getting rid of the keyboard in iPhones in 2007 allowed the screen to more than double in size. It didn’t take long for the call and end-call buttons to disappear. Since menus weren't as important as they used to be, there wasn't as much of a need for a dedicated back or menu button either. The home button was the next to be removed. -HTC’s U12 replaces its buttons with touch sensors, and the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 got rid of the power button completely. You can still change the settings so that the voice assistant button works as the power button.
-Without physical feedback, it can be hard to tell if you pushed a button right. Not to mention that there's just something satisfying about the click of a real-life button.
-Sony Experia was supposed to be a phone that could double as a portable gaming console. That might’ve been a good idea in theory, but very few game developers believed in Sony’s new product.
-Smart Scroll was a feature included in the Samsung Galaxy X 4 that allowed your phone to scroll up and down automatically.
-Air View was the feature that allowed Samsung users to preview notifications without having to touch the screen.
-Samsung’s Galaxy Beam and Beam 2 were the only phones that came with a built-in projector. Motorola tried something similar with one of their Moto Mod phone attachments.
-BlackBerry Storm was the company’s first touch screen phone, and they knew they needed something big to stand out from the crowd. The screen featured a system called SurePress that was designed to mimic the sound and feel of a physical keyboard. Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Preview photo credit: BANGKOK, THAILAND APRIL 23, 2017: White iPhone 7. Devices displaying the applications on the home screen on desk: By KOKTARO/Shutterstock.com, https://www.shutterstock.com/image-photo/bangkok-thailand-april-23-2017-white-629610470
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Ever seen an airplane going through an arch of water between two fire trucks at the airport? I’d assume the aircraft is just getting a nice cleaning. But wait, why would they use firetrucks to wash an airplane? The short answer is, they don’t! Sometimes, on very special occasions, a usually even number of firetrucks equipped with water cannons line up at the airport to greet an airplane that just landed. This “water salute” is quite a beautiful display. Let’s find out why it’s organized every now and then. Other videos you might like:
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The history of the tradition 0:45
On what occasions do they do it 1:32
Who organizes it 2:30
Other aviation traditions: cutting the shirttail after the first solo flight 3:29
Grabbing a “$100 hamburger” 4:26
Pancake breakfast fly-ins 5:10
Pre-flight rituals 5:35
No pictures outside of the plane before the flight 6:13
Never pointing at the sky before take-off 6:52
Touching the nose of the plane 7:34
Rubbing the seatbelt light before turning it on 8:03 #pilottraditions #watersalute #brightside SUMMARY:
-Many years ago, ocean liners setting off on their first trip overseas would get showered with water cannons from fireboats and tugs.
-Water salutes are arranged to say good-bye to retiring pilots, to celebrate a new destination in the route network, to welcome a new airline to a certain airport, and to greet a plane carrying the winning national team during major sporting events like the Olympics.
-To organize a water salute, the rescue department works together with air traffic control, which gives them the exact landing time and taxiway for the flight.
-After the first solo flight, the new pilot taxies to the ramp, where their instructor is waiting to cut the tail out of their shirt.
-In pilot slang, a “hundred-dollar hamburger” means an excuse to fly somewhere for the thrill of it.
-Pilots get together at fly-ins to discuss their air adventures, fly around together, and compete in spot landing.
-Personal rituals might include listening to the same music or having the same meal. Comfort food works the same for pilots as it does for the rest of us.
-Many pilots would rather give the journalist their cap and let them take their seat for a picture than actually be in that picture themselves before the flight.
-Many pilots never point at the sky before going up since they believe it can bring bad weather.
-Not only pilots but also passengers touch the plane’s nose as a little “thank you” or “please get us there safely” ritual.
-Before they turn on the Fasten Seatbelts sign, pilots secretly rub it a little in hopes that the turbulence will pass and there will be no need to push the button. Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Preview photo credit: Deicing of the Lufthansa plane before take off on December 6, 2011 in Hamburg, Germany: By Travelview/Shutterstock.com, https://www.shutterstock.com/image-photo/hamburg-germany-december-6-deicing-lufthansa-90414586
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Smartphones live a secretive life full of things you might not know… For example, they have a radio built into them that – gasp! – can’t be turned on! This question is far from being the only smartphone mystery. Why does the quality of sound differ so much in headphones and in the smartphone’s speaker? Why are there non-removable batteries at all? How can a compass work inside a phone if there’s a magnet in it too? Let’s find it out! Other videos you might like:
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Why smartphones are so big? 0:32
Can you get a shock using a charging smartphone? 1:25
Why does the quality of sound differ so much in headphones and in the smartphone’s speaker? 2:10
What is planned obsolescence? 3:05
Why are there non-removable batteries at all? 3:51
How can a smartphone not overheat without a cooling device? 4:55
How can a compass work inside a phone if there’s a magnet in it too? 5:49
Why don’t smartphones have built-in FM radio? 6:30
How do smartphones know how much charge they have left? 7:20
How come smartphones acquire a GPS signal much faster than dedicated GPS equipment? 8:17
Why do browser pages sometimes load in a weird way, only to correct themselves in a few moments? 9:04 #phonefacts #phonesecrets #brightside SUMMARY:
-Smartphones are becoming our primary computing devices, pushing aside PCs and laptops so they are constantly growing in size.
-Unless you’re using a counterfeit charging device, you’re 100% safe using a charging smartphone.
-The bigger the source, the stronger it affects the air, and so the louder and clearer the sound.
-Every part of a gadget has its own service time, and it makes sense to take the part with the shortest life expectancy as a standard. In a smartphone, that’s normally the battery.
-First of all, the conventional rectangular battery made the phone bulky and quite unappealing. Secondly, the back lid had to be made of plastic for easier removal, and it didn’t fit the new trend for metal and glass. And finally, the rectangle shape was only needed for easy removal.
-The smartphone parts that generate heat do it in much less copious amounts than a laptop would.
-The phone’s compass is adjusted to ignore everything that’s built inside the phone.
-Every smartphone there is on the market has a built-in radio chip that can tune in to AM and FM radio, but the catch is that it’s locked and can’t be unlocked without the service provider’s and manufacturer’s say-so.
-A smartphone battery has a certain voltage range that is tested at the production stage. During these tests, engineers detect the voltage at the battery’s maximum capacity and check it all the way down to zero. Then they convert these numbers into percentage and program the phone to show it on its screen.
-Smartphones acquire a GPS signal much faster than dedicated GPS equipment because a smartphone can use different networks to help it locate itself, such as cellular or wireless networks.
-The flash is the content of the website seen in your browser’s default styles. It appears because the browser hasn’t managed to load the stylesheet of the website in time, but it still hurries to deliver. Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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The theory of evolution rests on the idea of mutation. Scientists think it took 3.5 billion years for us to evolve from single-celled organisms into our present state. If true, this means we are still mutating and evolving today. And we could, potentially, evolve in any direction. Maybe we’ll develop flight? Or transparency! But what if some of our older genes re-emerged? Could we de-volve into something closer to the ape-like form of every primate’s common ancestor? What if, one morning we woke up, looked in the mirror, and found the “missing link” staring back at us? Other videos you might like:
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Is de-evolution possible altogether? 0:28
It would be good for the planet 1:19
The new focus for technology 2:07
Changes for the clothing industry 2:34
The rise of camping industry 4:22
New approach to money 5:07
Changes in mouths size and speech 6:32
Super strength and new sports 7:51
Still social creatures 8:58 #de-evolution #whatif #brightside SUMMARY:
-De-evolution is not as far-fetched as it sounds. We only differ from our cousins, the chimpanzees, in about 2% of our genetic make-up.
-This planet would be less concrete and more greenery – since primates spend a lot of their time in trees, our ape descendants would likely make reforesting the planet a priority.
-The focus for technology will likely be on solar power since we’ll be up in the trees right under the sun.
-The once-massive clothing industry would vanish, and the fur accessory industry will explode. While we won’t need shirts, we may need twice as many shoes and hands-free technology will develop. -The camping industry will morph into something more like today’s household goods industry.
-We’d most likely switch to barter system and speculators will invest in the banana market.
-Once we go back to our ape form and mouths will get bigger, once crowded teeth will have plenty of room. Since apes have trouble with pronunciation, it will affect speech.
-Our new ape form will triple our strength, and tree-friendly alternatives to sports where the running is replaced by swinging will become popular. -We’ll still be just as social as we are today – primates in general live in groups. Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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Even though they’re one of the most popular ways to travel long distances, airplanes remain somewhat enigmatic and evoke countless questions. Can a plane fly if one engine is out? Do the wings do all the flying? But most importantly, why, after choosing a window seat, are you sometimes stuck looking at a wall? Is it a design flaw, or probably a matter of security? Let’s find it out! Other videos you might like:
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The pressurized air in the passenger cabin is as dry as the Sahara Desert 0:25
Every 37 seconds, a plane takes off or lands at Chicago’s O'Hare International Airport 0:56
The wings are just one of the flight's crucial components 1:13
Turbulence is getting worse and more frequent as carbon dioxide levels go up 1:35
The Boeing 747-8 has enough electrical capacity to power almost half a million flat-screen TVs 1:43
Some airlines only wash blankets about once a month 1:55
The Bede BD-5 Micro holds a Guinness World Record for being the smallest and lightest jet 2:06
The Airbus A380 is the world's largest commercial aircraft – it can carry up to 853 passengers 2:19
The world's largest and heaviest aircraft is the Antonov An-225 2:39
The dirtiest place on a plane isn't the bathroom – it's your tray table 2:55
Voyager was the first plane to fly around the world without refueling or stopping 3:05
At any moment, there are 61,000 people traveling by plane over the US, and around 5,000 aircraft carrying them 3:18
More than a third of your taste buds don't work when you're in the air 3:28
Only 5% of the Earth's population has ever been on a plane 3:38
Inside a Boeing 747, there are around 140 miles of wiring 3:48
The average cruising altitude of most commercial aircraft is only 7% of the distance to space 4:02
Airplanes not only get hit by lightning, they can also trigger it 4:16
During a 3-hour flight, your body loses 10 glasses of water 4:40
Residence by Etihad Airways is a three-room apartment with a bed, vanity, armchair, and onboard shower 4:52
If the temperature drops below -40°F, jet fuel freezes, and the plane can't take off 5:11
There are planes that can fly with one engine shut down without any problems 5:35
A Boeing 767 tanker carries enough fuel to fill the tanks of 1,200 minivans 5:59
Airplane windows and seats don't always match up, so choosing a window seat doesn't guarantee you’ll have a great view 6:15
Concorde, the fastest commercial airplane ever, could fly at twice the speed of sound when it was in use 6:51
The average cruising speed of a commercial airliner is 575 mph 7:09
Mercury isn't allowed on flights because even a small amount of this liquid metal can be super dangerous 7:25
At some point in your flight, the plane is likely to be controlled only by the autopilot 7:44
In case of an emergency, oxygen masks only have enough airflow to last for about 15 minutes 8:08
There is a concept of a plane with a detachable passenger cabin 8:25
A lot of airlines insist that their pilots and co-pilots eat different meals 8:56
The first company that offered its customers online check-in was Alaska Airlines in 1999 9:09
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Sometime in the nearest future, phone batteries will charge in a few seconds, last for months, and get energy through Wi-Fi! Sounds great, but that time is yet to come. For now, people have to try other ways to save battery life. Let's figure out if such methods as switching off Wi-Fi or your gadget completely, turning off location services or switching into Airplane Mode really work! And, do battery-saving apps help the situation? Do you have to drain your battery completely before charging it again? Some of these are myths, and some facts are totally true. Other videos you might like:
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Switching the device off won't do the trick 0:26
Turning on Airplane Mode will indeed help to make the battery last longer 0:46
Turning off location services can prolong your almost-empty battery life 1:10
Turning off vibration on your gadget can help 1:32
Closing background apps to make the battery last longer won't do you any good 1:41
Your phone's display needs a lot of energy to animate moving wallpapers 2:01
Extreme temperatures can drain your battery in no time 2:22
Fast charging isn't for everyday use 2:42
Turning the screen brightness down does help 2:54
Try not to use the camera if you want to save battery 3:24
Turning off push notifications is helpful 3:35
Be careful with energy-saving apps 3:56
It’s a myth that your battery will last only two years 4:28
Don’t let your battery discharge completely before charging it again 4:56 Wi-Fi is far less battery-hungry than the cellular connection 5:35
If your GPS uses Wi-Fi, not cellular connection, your battery will last longer 6:19
Power Saving or Low Power Mode DOES help when your battery is running out 6:50
Switching off auto-downloads and uninstalling unnecessary apps is an effective way to save battery 7:18
Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and other social media are some of the most potent battery-draining apps 7:42 #phonetips #savebattery #brightside SUMMARY:
-The whole switching on/switching off thing takes too much battery power.
-Airplane Mode shuts off cellular, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth connection, which saves a lot of energy.
-Anything that needs GPS navigation will effectively wear your smartphone's battery out.
-Both Silent Mode and an audible signal need far less power than vibrations.
-Closing and opening background apps again needs way more power and drains your battery very fast.
-The fewer colors your background has, the more energy-saving it is.
-By putting your phone into a freezer, you shorten its battery life altogether. -Even if your battery isn't running low, go to the display settings and turn the screen brightness down. Both the battery and your eyes will thank you.
-If you want to save battery, try not to use the camera, especially with the flash on – it needs way more power than any other app.
-Every time a notification arrives, your phone will light up and waste its battery charge.
-Battery-saving apps should be downloaded only from authorized stores, and only after you read other users' reviews. -How long the battery will serve you depends not on time but on charge cycles.
-If you always wait until your phone's battery fully discharges before "feeding" it again, it wears out much faster than it's designed to.
-Using cellular data and not Wi-Fi won't only drain the battery faster, but it will also cost you quite a lot if you don't have an unlimited data plan.
-If your GPS uses Wi-Fi, not cellular connection, your battery will last longer.
-Depending on your software, Power Saving Mode can limit different phone functions, from reducing the processor's speed to turning off all push notifications. -However little energy apps consume throughout the day, it may still add up with time. -Even when you aren't using social media apps, they keep updating data. Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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A new couch I need to get through the front door, a suitcase I packed for a weekend getaway filled with stuff I might need… just in case! This is my idea of the top heaviest things ever. But it’s a big world out there filled with plenty of record-breaking giants! From pumpkins and crayons to cruise ships, buildings and the Great Pyramids. Let’s see how heavy the heaviest things in the world really are, in measurements you can all imagine, like animals and famous constructions. Other videos you might like:
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The heaviest crayon 0:20
The heaviest pumpkin 0:42
The heaviest book 1:02
The most massive light bulb 1:19
African elephants 1:46
The world’s largest walking robot 2:02
The heaviest limo in the world 2:17
The heaviest meteorite ever found on Earth 2:33
The heaviest bell 2:56
The largest creature – the blue whale 3:11
The heaviest computer 3:31
The largest boulder to have been transported 3:49
The Antonov An-225 Mriya cargo aircraft 4:14
The Large Hadron Collider 4:40
The largest tree in the world 4:59
The most powerful rocket ever made 5:24
The largest statue 5:50
The heaviest obelisk 6:13
The heaviest train 6:43
The largest and heaviest cruise ship 7:04
The heaviest building on this planet 7:29
The greatest of the three Great Pyramids of Giza 7:51
The largest hydropower project in the world 8:09
The Great Wall of China 8:23 #heaviesthings #worldrecords #brightside SUMMARY:
-The heaviest crayon ever made was registered by Guinness World Records in New York and was 17 ft long and weighed 1,500 lb.
-The 2,600-lb heavyweight champion of pumpkins weighed over a ton.
-“Buddha and his Dhamma” in Agra, India is the heaviest book in the world, tipping the scales at 4,400 lb.
-The 17,600-lb giant light bulb stands on top of a 12-story tower in New Jersey.
-The largest African elephant ever was weighing 24,000 lb and standing 13 ft tall. -Also weighing in at 24,000 lb is the world’s largest walking robot that was a huge fire-breathing dragon.
-Midnight Rider is the heaviest limo in the world, weighing over 50,500 lb.
-In 1920, a farmer in Namibia happened to come across the 145,000-lb meteorite while plowing a field.
-The giant Bell of Good Luck weighs 254,000 lb, as much as 18 Tyrannosaurus rexes put together. -The most massive of blue whales weighs around 440,000 lb, as much as a single-story house.
-The 550,000-lb SAGE computer was a whole system of connected supercomputers in more than 20 different locations in the US.
-Heaviest museum exhibit was an outdoor installation called Levitated Mass at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art.
-The Antonov An-225 Mriya cargo aircraft is the largest ever built.
-The Large Hadron Collider is the largest scientific experiment ever that weighs 4 million lb.
-The largest tree in the world, who also goes by General Sherman, lives in the Sequoia National Park in California and weighs 4 million lb. -Saturn V, which is now enjoying retirement at Kennedy Space Center in Florida, weighs almost 7 million lb.
-The Spring Temple Buddha is the largest statue in the world weighing 36 million lb.
-It took 36 years to finish the 160-million-lb Washington Monument, the heaviest obelisk in the world. -The true heavyweight among them was a train with iron ore that was 4.5 miles long and weighed nearly 200 million lb.
-The largest and heaviest cruise ship in the world, Symphony of the Seas, weighs just over half a billion pounds.
-The Palace of the Parliament in Romania is the heaviest of all buildings on this planet at 1.5 billion lb.
-The greatest of the three Great Pyramids of Giza, at least when it comes to mass, is the Pyramid of Pharaoh Khufu.
-Three Gorges Dam, the largest hydropower project in the world, weighs more than 20 billion pounds.
-The Great Wall of China stretches for 13,000 miles and weighs over 116 billion pounds. Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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