Some wonders of the world are made by God, while others are manmade. Such is this amazing water bridge in Netherlands. It breaks the law of physics!

Overpasses are complicated constructions. Especially if you do not just want to make them functional, but good looking, too. This bridge was designed to prevent the traffic jams and allow the water transport pass the channel freely. Human genius has found a rather unusual solution. The overpass connects the Netherlands with one of its artificial islands, called Flevoland. Daily the bridge is crossed by over 28 thousand cars. And the boats cross the channel. However, they float over the cars, instead of floating under the bridge.

The construction was erected back in 2002. The road is 25 meters long and 19 meters wide Instead of hanging over the water; the bridge goes under it, and the boats float over it through the artificially made channel of 3 meters in depth. This roadway is unusual and unique. People can create wonders!

https://www.naij.com/898497-wonder-bridge-love-pass-defies-laws-physics.html?_e_pi_=7%2CPAGE_ID10%2C1890675282

Cc: lalasticlala, mynd44

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It does not. Consider the tunnel a dam and the water "bridge" as the overflow. Get it?

Am impressed




Who is that above me or is my eyes deceivin me

Mynd44:
It does not. Consider the tunnel a dam and the water "bridge" as the overflow. Get it?

But still, you hafta marvel at this sheer piece of creative engineering

But then uncle Jaybee3 can give more insight

Mynd44:
But then uncle Jaybee3 can give more insight

Mynd44:
It does not. Consider the tunnel a dam and the water "bridge" as the overflow. Get it?

The depth of the river isn't that deep to allow for such construction

They've simply created a tunnel and cleverly directed the flow of water through the beautiful demarcation

It's really no biggie since it isn't dealing with varying external forces

jaybee3:




The depth of the river isn't that deep to allow for such construction

They've simply created a tunnel and cleverly directed the flow of water through the beautiful demarcation

It's really no biggie since it isn't dealing with varying external forces

Okay sire, this isn't my forte so I kowtow to your words, but it's still an impressive sight