There’s nothing like testing the strength of glass by actually trying to break it with a sledgehammer.
BBC journalist Dan Simmons was invited to take part in the unique experience of testing the structural integrity of a giant glass bridge using a sledgehammer.
The 430-meter long and 300-meter high glass bridge in China’s Zhangziazia Grand Canyon is set to open in July. And to lessen the people’s fears of glass bridges following an incident on a different glass walkway, Simmons gave the glass panel solid whacks from the sledgehammer with convincing results.
Seems safe enough.
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There’s nothing like testing the strength of glass by actually trying to break it with a sledgehammer.BBC journalist Dan Simmons was invited to take part in the unique experience of testing the structural integrity of a giant glass bridge using a sledgehammer.
The 430-meter long and 300-meter high glass bridge in China’s Zhangziazia Grand Canyon is set to open in July. And to lessen the people’s fears of glass bridges following an incident on a different glass walkway, Simmons gave the glass panel solid whacks from the sledgehammer with convincing results.
Seems safe enough.
For more exciting videos to watch on your news feed, like our Facebook page and share this clip!
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