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Daily LIfe in India
Umesh Sharma, an Indian rickshaw mechanic, repairs a wooden wheel of a hand-pulled rickshaw at a workshop in Kolkata, India, on July 12, 2025. (Photo by Debajyoti Chakraborty) -
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Daily LIfe in India
An Indian rickshaw mechanic repairs a wooden wheel of a hand-pulled rickshaw at a workshop in Kolkata, India, on July 12, 2025. (Photo by Debajyoti Chakraborty) -
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Daily LIfe in India
Umesh Sharma, an Indian rickshaw mechanic, repairs a wooden wheel of a hand-pulled rickshaw at a workshop in Kolkata, India, on July 12, 2025. (Photo by Debajyoti Chakraborty) -
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Daily LIfe in India
Umesh Sharma, an Indian rickshaw mechanic, repairs a wooden wheel of a hand-pulled rickshaw at a workshop in Kolkata, India, on July 12, 2025. (Photo by Debajyoti Chakraborty) -
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Kolkata ISCKON Rathyatra 2025
A father with his child offers prayer over the wheel of one of the chariots during the ISKCON Rathyatra in Kolkata, India, on June 27, 2025. Rathayatra is an annual festival celebrating the arrival of the gods Jagannath, Subhadra, and Balaram to their aunt's place at Gundicha Temple in Puri, Odisha. (Photo by Debarchan Chatterjee/NurPhoto) -
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Kolkata ISCKON Rathyatra 2025
A devotee offers her prayer over the wheel of one of the chariots during the ISKCON Rathyatra in Kolkata, India, on June 27, 2025. Rathayatra is an annual festival celebrating the arrival of the gods Jagannath, Subhadra, and Balaram to their aunt's place at Gundicha Temple in Puri, Odisha. (Photo by Debarchan Chatterjee/NurPhoto) -
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Kolkata ISCKON Rathyatra 2025
A devotee offers her prayer over the wheel of one of the chariots during the ISKCON Rathyatra in Kolkata, India, on June 27, 2025. Rathayatra is an annual festival celebrating the arrival of the gods Jagannath, Subhadra, and Balaram to their aunt's place at Gundicha Temple in Puri, Odisha. (Photo by Debarchan Chatterjee/NurPhoto) -
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Daily Life In Warsaw
A car with a flat tire is seen in Warsaw, Poland on 24 June, 2025. (Photo by Jaap Arriens/NurPhoto) -
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Adapted vehicles for disabled Ukraine vets
A wheel of an adapted car is seen during the handover ceremony to an inclusive driving school, Kyiv, Ukraine, on May 21, 2025.(Photo by Kyrylo Chubotin/Ukrinform/POLARIS) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Adapted vehicles for disabled Ukraine vets
A wheel of an adapted car is seen during the handover ceremony to an inclusive driving school, Kyiv, Ukraine, on May 21, 2025.(Photo by Kyrylo Chubotin/Ukrinform/POLARIS) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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High Wheel Penny-Farthing Bicycle Ride In Czech Republic
May 8, 2025, Vsen, Czech Republic: Participants in the annual Historic High Wheel Penny-farthing bicycle ride in Vsen in the Czech Republic, showcase their vintage bicycles and attire. Cyclists dress up in vintage attire, competing for the best dressed bike award. The penny-farthing, also known as a high wheel or ordinary, is characterized by its large front wheel and much smaller rear wheel, popular from the late 19th century until the advent of safety bicycles in the 1880s. Notably, it was the first vehicle to be referred to as a 'bicycle.' (Credit Image: © Slavek Ruta/ZUMA Press Wire (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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Le robot bipède Tron 1 ressemble au marcheur AT-ST de Star Wars
Picture MUST credit: LimX A two legged robot that looks like the giant Star Wars AT-ST walker from Return of the Jedi Well, has stepped into the world. Tron 1 biped robot is designed primarily for use by engineers as a testbed platform for humanoid robot motion control and embodied intelligence research. It was designed and manufactured by Chinese robotics company LimX Dynamics. The robot comes with three interchangeable foot-ends for different types of locomotion. There is a simple Point-Foot, which is a rounded rubberised nub. It is said to offer the nimblest performance. There's also a more foot-like Sole for walking more like a human. And thirdly there is the Wheeled foot-end which lets the Tron 1 speed around on motorised wheels. The Wheeled version can also climb stairs and obstacles by locking the wheels and using them as feet. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Le robot bipède Tron 1 ressemble au marcheur AT-ST de Star Wars
Picture MUST credit: LimX A two legged robot that looks like the giant Star Wars AT-ST walker from Return of the Jedi Well, has stepped into the world. Tron 1 biped robot is designed primarily for use by engineers as a testbed platform for humanoid robot motion control and embodied intelligence research. It was designed and manufactured by Chinese robotics company LimX Dynamics. The robot comes with three interchangeable foot-ends for different types of locomotion. There is a simple Point-Foot, which is a rounded rubberised nub. It is said to offer the nimblest performance. There's also a more foot-like Sole for walking more like a human. And thirdly there is the Wheeled foot-end which lets the Tron 1 speed around on motorised wheels. The Wheeled version can also climb stairs and obstacles by locking the wheels and using them as feet. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Le robot bipède Tron 1 ressemble au marcheur AT-ST de Star Wars
Picture MUST credit: LimX A two legged robot that looks like the giant Star Wars AT-ST walker from Return of the Jedi Well, has stepped into the world. Tron 1 biped robot is designed primarily for use by engineers as a testbed platform for humanoid robot motion control and embodied intelligence research. It was designed and manufactured by Chinese robotics company LimX Dynamics. The robot comes with three interchangeable foot-ends for different types of locomotion. There is a simple Point-Foot, which is a rounded rubberised nub. It is said to offer the nimblest performance. There's also a more foot-like Sole for walking more like a human. And thirdly there is the Wheeled foot-end which lets the Tron 1 speed around on motorised wheels. The Wheeled version can also climb stairs and obstacles by locking the wheels and using them as feet. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Le robot bipède Tron 1 ressemble au marcheur AT-ST de Star Wars
Picture MUST credit: LimX A two legged robot that looks like the giant Star Wars AT-ST walker from Return of the Jedi Well, has stepped into the world. Tron 1 biped robot is designed primarily for use by engineers as a testbed platform for humanoid robot motion control and embodied intelligence research. It was designed and manufactured by Chinese robotics company LimX Dynamics. The robot comes with three interchangeable foot-ends for different types of locomotion. There is a simple Point-Foot, which is a rounded rubberised nub. It is said to offer the nimblest performance. There's also a more foot-like Sole for walking more like a human. And thirdly there is the Wheeled foot-end which lets the Tron 1 speed around on motorised wheels. The Wheeled version can also climb stairs and obstacles by locking the wheels and using them as feet. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Le robot bipède Tron 1 ressemble au marcheur AT-ST de Star Wars
Picture MUST credit: LimX A two legged robot that looks like the giant Star Wars AT-ST walker from Return of the Jedi Well, has stepped into the world. Tron 1 biped robot is designed primarily for use by engineers as a testbed platform for humanoid robot motion control and embodied intelligence research. It was designed and manufactured by Chinese robotics company LimX Dynamics. The robot comes with three interchangeable foot-ends for different types of locomotion. There is a simple Point-Foot, which is a rounded rubberised nub. It is said to offer the nimblest performance. There's also a more foot-like Sole for walking more like a human. And thirdly there is the Wheeled foot-end which lets the Tron 1 speed around on motorised wheels. The Wheeled version can also climb stairs and obstacles by locking the wheels and using them as feet. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Le robot bipède Tron 1 ressemble au marcheur AT-ST de Star Wars
Picture MUST credit: LimX A two legged robot that looks like the giant Star Wars AT-ST walker from Return of the Jedi Well, has stepped into the world. Tron 1 biped robot is designed primarily for use by engineers as a testbed platform for humanoid robot motion control and embodied intelligence research. It was designed and manufactured by Chinese robotics company LimX Dynamics. The robot comes with three interchangeable foot-ends for different types of locomotion. There is a simple Point-Foot, which is a rounded rubberised nub. It is said to offer the nimblest performance. There's also a more foot-like Sole for walking more like a human. And thirdly there is the Wheeled foot-end which lets the Tron 1 speed around on motorised wheels. The Wheeled version can also climb stairs and obstacles by locking the wheels and using them as feet. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Le robot bipède Tron 1 ressemble au marcheur AT-ST de Star Wars
Picture MUST credit: LimX A two legged robot that looks like the giant Star Wars AT-ST walker from Return of the Jedi Well, has stepped into the world. Tron 1 biped robot is designed primarily for use by engineers as a testbed platform for humanoid robot motion control and embodied intelligence research. It was designed and manufactured by Chinese robotics company LimX Dynamics. The robot comes with three interchangeable foot-ends for different types of locomotion. There is a simple Point-Foot, which is a rounded rubberised nub. It is said to offer the nimblest performance. There's also a more foot-like Sole for walking more like a human. And thirdly there is the Wheeled foot-end which lets the Tron 1 speed around on motorised wheels. The Wheeled version can also climb stairs and obstacles by locking the wheels and using them as feet. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Le robot bipède Tron 1 ressemble au marcheur AT-ST de Star Wars
Picture MUST credit: LimX A two legged robot that looks like the giant Star Wars AT-ST walker from Return of the Jedi Well, has stepped into the world. Tron 1 biped robot is designed primarily for use by engineers as a testbed platform for humanoid robot motion control and embodied intelligence research. It was designed and manufactured by Chinese robotics company LimX Dynamics. The robot comes with three interchangeable foot-ends for different types of locomotion. There is a simple Point-Foot, which is a rounded rubberised nub. It is said to offer the nimblest performance. There's also a more foot-like Sole for walking more like a human. And thirdly there is the Wheeled foot-end which lets the Tron 1 speed around on motorised wheels. The Wheeled version can also climb stairs and obstacles by locking the wheels and using them as feet. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Le robot bipède Tron 1 ressemble au marcheur AT-ST de Star Wars
Picture MUST credit: LimX A two legged robot that looks like the giant Star Wars AT-ST walker from Return of the Jedi Well, has stepped into the world. Tron 1 biped robot is designed primarily for use by engineers as a testbed platform for humanoid robot motion control and embodied intelligence research. It was designed and manufactured by Chinese robotics company LimX Dynamics. The robot comes with three interchangeable foot-ends for different types of locomotion. There is a simple Point-Foot, which is a rounded rubberised nub. It is said to offer the nimblest performance. There's also a more foot-like Sole for walking more like a human. And thirdly there is the Wheeled foot-end which lets the Tron 1 speed around on motorised wheels. The Wheeled version can also climb stairs and obstacles by locking the wheels and using them as feet. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Le robot bipède Tron 1 ressemble au marcheur AT-ST de Star Wars
Picture MUST credit: LimX A two legged robot that looks like the giant Star Wars AT-ST walker from Return of the Jedi Well, has stepped into the world. Tron 1 biped robot is designed primarily for use by engineers as a testbed platform for humanoid robot motion control and embodied intelligence research. It was designed and manufactured by Chinese robotics company LimX Dynamics. The robot comes with three interchangeable foot-ends for different types of locomotion. There is a simple Point-Foot, which is a rounded rubberised nub. It is said to offer the nimblest performance. There's also a more foot-like Sole for walking more like a human. And thirdly there is the Wheeled foot-end which lets the Tron 1 speed around on motorised wheels. The Wheeled version can also climb stairs and obstacles by locking the wheels and using them as feet. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Le robot bipède Tron 1 ressemble au marcheur AT-ST de Star Wars
Picture MUST credit: LimX A two legged robot that looks like the giant Star Wars AT-ST walker from Return of the Jedi Well, has stepped into the world. Tron 1 biped robot is designed primarily for use by engineers as a testbed platform for humanoid robot motion control and embodied intelligence research. It was designed and manufactured by Chinese robotics company LimX Dynamics. The robot comes with three interchangeable foot-ends for different types of locomotion. There is a simple Point-Foot, which is a rounded rubberised nub. It is said to offer the nimblest performance. There's also a more foot-like Sole for walking more like a human. And thirdly there is the Wheeled foot-end which lets the Tron 1 speed around on motorised wheels. The Wheeled version can also climb stairs and obstacles by locking the wheels and using them as feet. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Le robot bipède Tron 1 ressemble au marcheur AT-ST de Star Wars
Picture MUST credit: LimX A two legged robot that looks like the giant Star Wars AT-ST walker from Return of the Jedi Well, has stepped into the world. Tron 1 biped robot is designed primarily for use by engineers as a testbed platform for humanoid robot motion control and embodied intelligence research. It was designed and manufactured by Chinese robotics company LimX Dynamics. The robot comes with three interchangeable foot-ends for different types of locomotion. There is a simple Point-Foot, which is a rounded rubberised nub. It is said to offer the nimblest performance. There's also a more foot-like Sole for walking more like a human. And thirdly there is the Wheeled foot-end which lets the Tron 1 speed around on motorised wheels. The Wheeled version can also climb stairs and obstacles by locking the wheels and using them as feet. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Le robot bipède Tron 1 ressemble au marcheur AT-ST de Star Wars
Picture MUST credit: LimX A two legged robot that looks like the giant Star Wars AT-ST walker from Return of the Jedi Well, has stepped into the world. Tron 1 biped robot is designed primarily for use by engineers as a testbed platform for humanoid robot motion control and embodied intelligence research. It was designed and manufactured by Chinese robotics company LimX Dynamics. The robot comes with three interchangeable foot-ends for different types of locomotion. There is a simple Point-Foot, which is a rounded rubberised nub. It is said to offer the nimblest performance. There's also a more foot-like Sole for walking more like a human. And thirdly there is the Wheeled foot-end which lets the Tron 1 speed around on motorised wheels. The Wheeled version can also climb stairs and obstacles by locking the wheels and using them as feet. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Le robot bipède Tron 1 ressemble au marcheur AT-ST de Star Wars
Picture MUST credit: LimX A two legged robot that looks like the giant Star Wars AT-ST walker from Return of the Jedi Well, has stepped into the world. Tron 1 biped robot is designed primarily for use by engineers as a testbed platform for humanoid robot motion control and embodied intelligence research. It was designed and manufactured by Chinese robotics company LimX Dynamics. The robot comes with three interchangeable foot-ends for different types of locomotion. There is a simple Point-Foot, which is a rounded rubberised nub. It is said to offer the nimblest performance. There's also a more foot-like Sole for walking more like a human. And thirdly there is the Wheeled foot-end which lets the Tron 1 speed around on motorised wheels. The Wheeled version can also climb stairs and obstacles by locking the wheels and using them as feet. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Le robot bipède Tron 1 ressemble au marcheur AT-ST de Star Wars
Picture MUST credit: LimX A two legged robot that looks like the giant Star Wars AT-ST walker from Return of the Jedi Well, has stepped into the world. Tron 1 biped robot is designed primarily for use by engineers as a testbed platform for humanoid robot motion control and embodied intelligence research. It was designed and manufactured by Chinese robotics company LimX Dynamics. The robot comes with three interchangeable foot-ends for different types of locomotion. There is a simple Point-Foot, which is a rounded rubberised nub. It is said to offer the nimblest performance. There's also a more foot-like Sole for walking more like a human. And thirdly there is the Wheeled foot-end which lets the Tron 1 speed around on motorised wheels. The Wheeled version can also climb stairs and obstacles by locking the wheels and using them as feet. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Le robot bipède Tron 1 ressemble au marcheur AT-ST de Star Wars
Picture MUST credit: LimX A two legged robot that looks like the giant Star Wars AT-ST walker from Return of the Jedi Well, has stepped into the world. Tron 1 biped robot is designed primarily for use by engineers as a testbed platform for humanoid robot motion control and embodied intelligence research. It was designed and manufactured by Chinese robotics company LimX Dynamics. The robot comes with three interchangeable foot-ends for different types of locomotion. There is a simple Point-Foot, which is a rounded rubberised nub. It is said to offer the nimblest performance. There's also a more foot-like Sole for walking more like a human. And thirdly there is the Wheeled foot-end which lets the Tron 1 speed around on motorised wheels. The Wheeled version can also climb stairs and obstacles by locking the wheels and using them as feet. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Le robot bipède Tron 1 ressemble au marcheur AT-ST de Star Wars
Picture MUST credit: LimX A two legged robot that looks like the giant Star Wars AT-ST walker from Return of the Jedi Well, has stepped into the world. Tron 1 biped robot is designed primarily for use by engineers as a testbed platform for humanoid robot motion control and embodied intelligence research. It was designed and manufactured by Chinese robotics company LimX Dynamics. The robot comes with three interchangeable foot-ends for different types of locomotion. There is a simple Point-Foot, which is a rounded rubberised nub. It is said to offer the nimblest performance. There's also a more foot-like Sole for walking more like a human. And thirdly there is the Wheeled foot-end which lets the Tron 1 speed around on motorised wheels. The Wheeled version can also climb stairs and obstacles by locking the wheels and using them as feet. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Le robot bipède Tron 1 ressemble au marcheur AT-ST de Star Wars
Picture MUST credit: LimX A two legged robot that looks like the giant Star Wars AT-ST walker from Return of the Jedi Well, has stepped into the world. Tron 1 biped robot is designed primarily for use by engineers as a testbed platform for humanoid robot motion control and embodied intelligence research. It was designed and manufactured by Chinese robotics company LimX Dynamics. The robot comes with three interchangeable foot-ends for different types of locomotion. There is a simple Point-Foot, which is a rounded rubberised nub. It is said to offer the nimblest performance. There's also a more foot-like Sole for walking more like a human. And thirdly there is the Wheeled foot-end which lets the Tron 1 speed around on motorised wheels. The Wheeled version can also climb stairs and obstacles by locking the wheels and using them as feet. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Le robot bipède Tron 1 ressemble au marcheur AT-ST de Star Wars
Picture MUST credit: LimX A two legged robot that looks like the giant Star Wars AT-ST walker from Return of the Jedi Well, has stepped into the world. Tron 1 biped robot is designed primarily for use by engineers as a testbed platform for humanoid robot motion control and embodied intelligence research. It was designed and manufactured by Chinese robotics company LimX Dynamics. The robot comes with three interchangeable foot-ends for different types of locomotion. There is a simple Point-Foot, which is a rounded rubberised nub. It is said to offer the nimblest performance. There's also a more foot-like Sole for walking more like a human. And thirdly there is the Wheeled foot-end which lets the Tron 1 speed around on motorised wheels. The Wheeled version can also climb stairs and obstacles by locking the wheels and using them as feet. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Le robot bipède Tron 1 ressemble au marcheur AT-ST de Star Wars
Picture MUST credit: LimX A two legged robot that looks like the giant Star Wars AT-ST walker from Return of the Jedi Well, has stepped into the world. Tron 1 biped robot is designed primarily for use by engineers as a testbed platform for humanoid robot motion control and embodied intelligence research. It was designed and manufactured by Chinese robotics company LimX Dynamics. The robot comes with three interchangeable foot-ends for different types of locomotion. There is a simple Point-Foot, which is a rounded rubberised nub. It is said to offer the nimblest performance. There's also a more foot-like Sole for walking more like a human. And thirdly there is the Wheeled foot-end which lets the Tron 1 speed around on motorised wheels. The Wheeled version can also climb stairs and obstacles by locking the wheels and using them as feet. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Le robot bipède Tron 1 ressemble au marcheur AT-ST de Star Wars
Picture MUST credit: LimX A two legged robot that looks like the giant Star Wars AT-ST walker from Return of the Jedi Well, has stepped into the world. Tron 1 biped robot is designed primarily for use by engineers as a testbed platform for humanoid robot motion control and embodied intelligence research. It was designed and manufactured by Chinese robotics company LimX Dynamics. The robot comes with three interchangeable foot-ends for different types of locomotion. There is a simple Point-Foot, which is a rounded rubberised nub. It is said to offer the nimblest performance. There's also a more foot-like Sole for walking more like a human. And thirdly there is the Wheeled foot-end which lets the Tron 1 speed around on motorised wheels. The Wheeled version can also climb stairs and obstacles by locking the wheels and using them as feet. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Le robot bipède Tron 1 ressemble au marcheur AT-ST de Star Wars
Picture MUST credit: LimX A two legged robot that looks like the giant Star Wars AT-ST walker from Return of the Jedi Well, has stepped into the world. Tron 1 biped robot is designed primarily for use by engineers as a testbed platform for humanoid robot motion control and embodied intelligence research. It was designed and manufactured by Chinese robotics company LimX Dynamics. The robot comes with three interchangeable foot-ends for different types of locomotion. There is a simple Point-Foot, which is a rounded rubberised nub. It is said to offer the nimblest performance. There's also a more foot-like Sole for walking more like a human. And thirdly there is the Wheeled foot-end which lets the Tron 1 speed around on motorised wheels. The Wheeled version can also climb stairs and obstacles by locking the wheels and using them as feet. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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FEATURE - Das grösste Riesenrad der Welt mit einer Höhe von über 250 Metern steht in Dubai
Ferrari Press Agency
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The world’s tallest observation wheel, standing at over 250 metres, has been unveiled.The record-breaking Ain Dubai monument offers unrivalled 360-degree views of Dubai the UAE.The 48 passenger cabins that circle the enormous circumference of the wheel have capacity to carry more than 1,750 visitors at once.It dwarfs the landmark London Eye which in comparison is a mere135m.Each rotation takes approximately 38 minutes.The structure is supported by 35m deep piles are under each of its four legs The hubs with an internal diameter of 6.25 metres are made of 200mm thick very high-grade steel, skilfully rolled, welded and machined to extreme tolerances of circularity.The hubs and spindle assembly is approximately 40 metres long and 20 metres high and weigh a massive 1,805 tonnes - equivalent to four A380 aircrafts. Each rim section weighs roughly the same as two Airbus A380 aircrafts and was craned onto five temporary supports with two 115-metre temporary rigid spokes before connection to the hub.
OPS: The Ain Dubai, the world's tallest observation wheel.
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FEATURE - Das grösste Riesenrad der Welt mit einer Höhe von über 250 Metern steht in Dubai
Ferrari Press Agency
Wheel 1
Ref 13682
01/02/2022
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Ain Dubai
The world’s tallest observation wheel, standing at over 250 metres, has been unveiled.The record-breaking Ain Dubai monument offers unrivalled 360-degree views of Dubai the UAE.The 48 passenger cabins that circle the enormous circumference of the wheel have capacity to carry more than 1,750 visitors at once.It dwarfs the landmark London Eye which in comparison is a mere135m.Each rotation takes approximately 38 minutes.The structure is supported by 35m deep piles are under each of its four legs The hubs with an internal diameter of 6.25 metres are made of 200mm thick very high-grade steel, skilfully rolled, welded and machined to extreme tolerances of circularity.The hubs and spindle assembly is approximately 40 metres long and 20 metres high and weigh a massive 1,805 tonnes - equivalent to four A380 aircrafts. Each rim section weighs roughly the same as two Airbus A380 aircrafts and was craned onto five temporary supports with two 115-metre temporary rigid spokes before connection to the hub.
OPS: The Ain Dubai, the world's tallest observation wheel.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
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FEATURE - Das grösste Riesenrad der Welt mit einer Höhe von über 250 Metern steht in Dubai
Ferrari Press Agency
Wheel 1
Ref 13682
01/02/2022
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Ain Dubai
The world’s tallest observation wheel, standing at over 250 metres, has been unveiled.The record-breaking Ain Dubai monument offers unrivalled 360-degree views of Dubai the UAE.The 48 passenger cabins that circle the enormous circumference of the wheel have capacity to carry more than 1,750 visitors at once.It dwarfs the landmark London Eye which in comparison is a mere135m.Each rotation takes approximately 38 minutes.The structure is supported by 35m deep piles are under each of its four legs The hubs with an internal diameter of 6.25 metres are made of 200mm thick very high-grade steel, skilfully rolled, welded and machined to extreme tolerances of circularity.The hubs and spindle assembly is approximately 40 metres long and 20 metres high and weigh a massive 1,805 tonnes - equivalent to four A380 aircrafts. Each rim section weighs roughly the same as two Airbus A380 aircrafts and was craned onto five temporary supports with two 115-metre temporary rigid spokes before connection to the hub.
OPS: The Ain Dubai, the world's tallest observation wheel.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
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FEATURE - Das grösste Riesenrad der Welt mit einer Höhe von über 250 Metern steht in Dubai
Ferrari Press Agency
Wheel 1
Ref 13682
01/02/2022
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Ain Dubai
The world’s tallest observation wheel, standing at over 250 metres, has been unveiled.The record-breaking Ain Dubai monument offers unrivalled 360-degree views of Dubai the UAE.The 48 passenger cabins that circle the enormous circumference of the wheel have capacity to carry more than 1,750 visitors at once.It dwarfs the landmark London Eye which in comparison is a mere135m.Each rotation takes approximately 38 minutes.The structure is supported by 35m deep piles are under each of its four legs The hubs with an internal diameter of 6.25 metres are made of 200mm thick very high-grade steel, skilfully rolled, welded and machined to extreme tolerances of circularity.The hubs and spindle assembly is approximately 40 metres long and 20 metres high and weigh a massive 1,805 tonnes - equivalent to four A380 aircrafts. Each rim section weighs roughly the same as two Airbus A380 aircrafts and was craned onto five temporary supports with two 115-metre temporary rigid spokes before connection to the hub.
OPS: The Ain Dubai, the world's tallest observation wheel.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
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FEATURE - Das grösste Riesenrad der Welt mit einer Höhe von über 250 Metern steht in Dubai
Ferrari Press Agency
Wheel 1
Ref 13682
01/02/2022
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Ain Dubai
The world’s tallest observation wheel, standing at over 250 metres, has been unveiled.The record-breaking Ain Dubai monument offers unrivalled 360-degree views of Dubai the UAE.The 48 passenger cabins that circle the enormous circumference of the wheel have capacity to carry more than 1,750 visitors at once.It dwarfs the landmark London Eye which in comparison is a mere135m.Each rotation takes approximately 38 minutes.The structure is supported by 35m deep piles are under each of its four legs The hubs with an internal diameter of 6.25 metres are made of 200mm thick very high-grade steel, skilfully rolled, welded and machined to extreme tolerances of circularity.The hubs and spindle assembly is approximately 40 metres long and 20 metres high and weigh a massive 1,805 tonnes - equivalent to four A380 aircrafts. Each rim section weighs roughly the same as two Airbus A380 aircrafts and was craned onto five temporary supports with two 115-metre temporary rigid spokes before connection to the hub.
OPS: The Ain Dubai, the world's tallest observation wheel.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
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FEATURE - Das grösste Riesenrad der Welt mit einer Höhe von über 250 Metern steht in Dubai
Ferrari Press Agency
Wheel 1
Ref 13682
01/02/2022
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The world’s tallest observation wheel, standing at over 250 metres, has been unveiled.The record-breaking Ain Dubai monument offers unrivalled 360-degree views of Dubai the UAE.The 48 passenger cabins that circle the enormous circumference of the wheel have capacity to carry more than 1,750 visitors at once.It dwarfs the landmark London Eye which in comparison is a mere135m.Each rotation takes approximately 38 minutes.The structure is supported by 35m deep piles are under each of its four legs The hubs with an internal diameter of 6.25 metres are made of 200mm thick very high-grade steel, skilfully rolled, welded and machined to extreme tolerances of circularity.The hubs and spindle assembly is approximately 40 metres long and 20 metres high and weigh a massive 1,805 tonnes - equivalent to four A380 aircrafts. Each rim section weighs roughly the same as two Airbus A380 aircrafts and was craned onto five temporary supports with two 115-metre temporary rigid spokes before connection to the hub.
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FEATURE - Das grösste Riesenrad der Welt mit einer Höhe von über 250 Metern steht in Dubai
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The world’s tallest observation wheel, standing at over 250 metres, has been unveiled.The record-breaking Ain Dubai monument offers unrivalled 360-degree views of Dubai the UAE.The 48 passenger cabins that circle the enormous circumference of the wheel have capacity to carry more than 1,750 visitors at once.It dwarfs the landmark London Eye which in comparison is a mere135m.Each rotation takes approximately 38 minutes.The structure is supported by 35m deep piles are under each of its four legs The hubs with an internal diameter of 6.25 metres are made of 200mm thick very high-grade steel, skilfully rolled, welded and machined to extreme tolerances of circularity.The hubs and spindle assembly is approximately 40 metres long and 20 metres high and weigh a massive 1,805 tonnes - equivalent to four A380 aircrafts. Each rim section weighs roughly the same as two Airbus A380 aircrafts and was craned onto five temporary supports with two 115-metre temporary rigid spokes before connection to the hub.
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The world’s tallest observation wheel, standing at over 250 metres, has been unveiled.The record-breaking Ain Dubai monument offers unrivalled 360-degree views of Dubai the UAE.The 48 passenger cabins that circle the enormous circumference of the wheel have capacity to carry more than 1,750 visitors at once.It dwarfs the landmark London Eye which in comparison is a mere135m.Each rotation takes approximately 38 minutes.The structure is supported by 35m deep piles are under each of its four legs The hubs with an internal diameter of 6.25 metres are made of 200mm thick very high-grade steel, skilfully rolled, welded and machined to extreme tolerances of circularity.The hubs and spindle assembly is approximately 40 metres long and 20 metres high and weigh a massive 1,805 tonnes - equivalent to four A380 aircrafts. Each rim section weighs roughly the same as two Airbus A380 aircrafts and was craned onto five temporary supports with two 115-metre temporary rigid spokes before connection to the hub.
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FEATURE - Das grösste Riesenrad der Welt mit einer Höhe von über 250 Metern steht in Dubai
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The world’s tallest observation wheel, standing at over 250 metres, has been unveiled.The record-breaking Ain Dubai monument offers unrivalled 360-degree views of Dubai the UAE.The 48 passenger cabins that circle the enormous circumference of the wheel have capacity to carry more than 1,750 visitors at once.It dwarfs the landmark London Eye which in comparison is a mere135m.Each rotation takes approximately 38 minutes.The structure is supported by 35m deep piles are under each of its four legs The hubs with an internal diameter of 6.25 metres are made of 200mm thick very high-grade steel, skilfully rolled, welded and machined to extreme tolerances of circularity.The hubs and spindle assembly is approximately 40 metres long and 20 metres high and weigh a massive 1,805 tonnes - equivalent to four A380 aircrafts. Each rim section weighs roughly the same as two Airbus A380 aircrafts and was craned onto five temporary supports with two 115-metre temporary rigid spokes before connection to the hub.
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FEATURE - Das grösste Riesenrad der Welt mit einer Höhe von über 250 Metern steht in Dubai
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The world’s tallest observation wheel, standing at over 250 metres, has been unveiled.The record-breaking Ain Dubai monument offers unrivalled 360-degree views of Dubai the UAE.The 48 passenger cabins that circle the enormous circumference of the wheel have capacity to carry more than 1,750 visitors at once.It dwarfs the landmark London Eye which in comparison is a mere135m.Each rotation takes approximately 38 minutes.The structure is supported by 35m deep piles are under each of its four legs The hubs with an internal diameter of 6.25 metres are made of 200mm thick very high-grade steel, skilfully rolled, welded and machined to extreme tolerances of circularity.The hubs and spindle assembly is approximately 40 metres long and 20 metres high and weigh a massive 1,805 tonnes - equivalent to four A380 aircrafts. Each rim section weighs roughly the same as two Airbus A380 aircrafts and was craned onto five temporary supports with two 115-metre temporary rigid spokes before connection to the hub.
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FEATURE - Generalprobe der Show Luzia des Cirque Du Soleil in London
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Andy Burnham: don’t throw Manchester hire bikes in the canal. Mayor pleads with residents not to treat new Bee Bikes like the failed Mobike scheme.
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