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How This Gravity-Defying Airport Was Made Possible

Darcy Jimenez
Darcy Jimenez
How This Gravity-Defying Airport Was Made Possible
With the world's tallest indoor waterfall pouring through a 3,500-tonne steel and glass structure, Singapore's Changi airport is a remarkably impressive feat of engineering.
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