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New glass suspension bridge in China is 980 feet long, 600 feet high, and absolutely terrifying. By Yoni Heisler BGR. Published October 2, 2015 3 ... so even if a glass is broken, ...
If you aren't yet, a new all-glass suspension bridge in China might change your mind. 984 feet long and 590 feet high, ... so even if a glass is broken, travelers won't fall through.
Visitors walk across a glass-bottomed suspension bridge as seen from the air in a scenic zone in Pingjiang county in southern China's Hunan province Thursday, Sept. 24, 2015.
After gusts of up to 93 miles-per-hour hit the mountains of Longjing, China, and blew out the panels of a glass-bottomed suspension bridge over the weekend, a tourist was left clinging to the rails.
The bridge can produce "broken glass" special effect. When tourists stand on it, they hear the sound of glass shattering and see a spider-web pattern appear on the glass surface. The construction of ...
Officials said the bridge was closed when the pane shattered, but some tourists were not heeding the warning signs. They said the glass, which was only the top layer of the walkway, has been repaired.
China's bridge isn't the only one to suffer a crack. Last year, a pane of a glass walkway at London's Tower Bridge was smashed after a tourist dropped a bottle of beer. No one was hurt in the ...
A tourist in China was left stranded on a glass-bottomed suspension bridge more than 300 feet in the air after extreme winds broke and damaged the glass deck, according to Chinese state media Xinhua.
The world’s longest glass suspension bridge has opened in China’s Shiniuzhai National Park in the picturesque Hunan province. Known as Haohan Qiao — or Brave Men’s bridge — the 590-feet ...
China’s glass suspension that opened to the public a couple of weeks ago is closed again after it cracked right under tourists’ feet. As if it wasn’t terrifying enough, the 984-foot-long ...
Engineers in China recently completed work on a mesmerizing 980 ft. long suspension bridge primarily made out of glass. Dubbed the Haohan Qiao Bridge — which … ...
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