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Sydney Harbour Bridge
The Sydney Harbor Bridge is a acrh brigde in Sydney, Australia that links the main city of Sydney to the North Shore.
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How do islands effect people lives?
Because they are surrounded by water, making them rely on themselves a bit more than larger countries, like the US for example. Also there are a lot of different resources such as sand and coconut trees, and a lot of islands have weekly rituals, such as the "Sex Go-er" on an island South of Australia. In that ritual, islanders walk around naked and take turns feeling each others genitalia.
Set in Hong Kong, the story is told through the eyes of several people.:)
The Greenpeace vessel was bombed and sunk in Auckland harbor in 1985 What was it called?
I think it was called the 'Rainbow Warrior'.
What is the building shaped like the sails of a ship that is located on the shore of Sydney harbor?
The Sydney opera house.
What date did Japanese submarines attack sydney harbor?
Three Japanese midget-subs attacked on the night of May 31st/June 1st, 1942. See wikipedia for details.
How did Germany look at Pearl Harbor?
Adolf Hitler was very happy that the Japanese had attacked Pearl Harbor (and other places) that brought Japan into war with the British, Dutch & Americans. He had encouraged this action for about a year. Hitler thought it would take pressure off Germany.
The reality was that it doomed Hitler, Mussolini & Japan. The military & economic power of the United States was building and by late 1943 was being felt in Europe & Asia.
Was the movie Pearl Harbor a flop?
No. It cost $140m to make and earned $450m worldwide ($200m US domestic). Most films lose money. It was a phenomonal success, sixth most watched film of the year, and still the 3rd highest earning (US domestic) romantic drama of all time (4th if you include romantic comedies). It also won an Oscar.
Why are suspension bridges designed parabolic?
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How tall is Sydney Tower in Sydney Australia?
The Sydney Tower in Sydney, Australia stands at 309m (1,014 ft) high.
Is the Quebec Bridge a cantilever bridge?
Yes. The Quebec Bridge, which crosses the lower Saint Lawrence River in Canada, is the largest cantilever bridge in the world. Each cantilever spans 177m, and the total length of the bridge is 987m.
I am sorry to say, there is not. You have to drive north and go around the DC beltway, which is not fun at any hour!
What distances do modern arch bridges typically span?
Modern arch bridges are held up by trusses. Typically these bridges span from two hundred feet up to eight hundred feet, or 4 meters. Arch bridges are smaller and span more narrow bodies of water.
What is the difference between Sydney Opera House and harbor Bridge?
The Sydney Opera House and the Sydney Harbour Bridge are both in Sydney, NSW, Australia. They are both an icon Australia. The Sydney Opera House is a multi-venue performing arts centre,and the Sydney Harbour Bridge is a an arch bridge. People pay the price to climb the Sydney Harbour Bridge to see the beautiful view,and pay money to listen to opera. Both of the icons are owned by the NSW Government.
The Southern bridge pylon is about 570 meters from the top of the opera house shell.
Why bridges are constructed at night?
There are less people around so less traffic and confusion, and less risk of accidents; if it is an addition to a bridge less people means they can use up all the space they would like.
Is a bridge made out of pasta going to be stronger than a bridge made out of toothpicks?
It depends on your definition of "strongness". Pasta can be more rigid, but toothpicks have more flexibility, depending on conditions. Like everything else, it depends on the rules.
What are some negative effects of nature in a child?
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What was placed across the Sydney harbor to stop submarines getting in?
Take a look at the link to the left under the blue pod for the answer. Note also that submarines did enter the harbour in 1942. See the related question for more about those attacks.
