The Dutch built a water bridge, which breaks all laws of physics





The Dutch built a water bridge, which breaks all laws of physics

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In 2002, the world saw the Veluwemeer Aqueduct - the creation of the best engineers associated mainland Netherlands and the man-made island of Flevoland.



The Dutch built a water bridge, which breaks all laws of physics





They discussed a variety of ideas, including an underwater tunnel and a normal bridge, but the projects would be very costly and time for their construction would take many times more. The idea was that both ground and water transport can move continuously, without traffic jams, delays and ferries.



The Dutch built a water bridge, which breaks all laws of physics





The astonishing decision - water bridge - was put into practice. About pedestrians have not forgotten - they are left to specially equipped sidewalks on each side of the track

. Today the bridge is 3 meters deep pass of 28 000 vehicles a day, and the boat safely cross the bridge over the water surface.



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