5. Dugway Proving Ground, U.S. Just two months after the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor, Dugway Proving Ground opened in Utah, under President Franklin D. Roosevelt. Founded upon 127,000 acres, the site has grown to encompass 800,000 acres roughly the size of Rhode Island. Dugway began as a testing site for biological and chemical weapons, as […]
6.) Bridge of Peace, Tbilisi, Georgia Spanning the Kura River in Georgia’s capital of Tbilisi, this bridge connects the city’s old and new districts. It also features motion-sensor lights for pedestrians. Its shape was supposed to evoke a marine animal, but it’s been nicknamed “Always Ultra” by the locals, who see the shape as more […]
