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| #1 Post by laura, on Tue Apr 12 2011 6:29 AM |
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| #2 Post by Julie, on Tue Apr 12 2011 11:51 AM |
| Is it 1 MILE? or 1 km? According to the video, it's just 1 km. There's a big difference.. |
| #3 Post by Impen, on Tue Apr 12 2011 3:53 PM |
| 5280 feet is exactly one mile, or 1.609km :) |
| #4 Post by HK, on Tue Apr 12 2011 6:6 PM |
| The guys making this graphic obviously haven't heard of the "Tokyo Skytree" - currently the second tallest building in the world at 2,080 ft |
| #5 Post by Adam, on Tue Apr 12 2011 9:44 PM |
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| #6 Post by JJ_, on Wed Apr 13 2011 2:46 AM |
| Julie is right. The video clearly says 1 KM, not 1 mile. Since the current tallest building is .828 KM, it is a lot more likely that they would go to 1.0 KM before doubling the current record. |
| #7 Post by Greg, on Sun Apr 17 2011 0:53 AM |
| Money and technology do fuel the passion for the highest building around the world. |
| #8 Post by Young, on Sun Apr 17 2011 5:19 AM |
| The tower seriously look like a cock and there is a spelling error on Petronas Tower, not "Petronis" Tower! |
| #9 Post by Willie, on Sun May 1 2011 5:42 PM |
| What a complete waste of world resources |
| #10 Post by kris, on Tue Jun 7 2011 3:2 PM |
| Is the alternative energy lightning? |
| #11 Post by Brandie, on Tue Jul 12 2011 6:6 PM |
| Youre on top of the game. Thanks for shainrg. |
