How do the Chinese move buildings?

Chinese specialists used about 200 hydraulic robotic walkers to move the old school 60 meters from its old location.

The entire process of moving the 7,600-ton building took 18 days. In addition to the linear displacement, the school was also turned around.
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Irish Confederate soldiers of the 10th Tennessee engaging the enemy at Erin Hollow near Dover, Tennessee, 1862.
(Painting by Mort Kunstler)
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OpenAI introduced Point-E, a neural network that makes 3D models from text cues in a couple of minutes.

The program creates a picture on request, and then converts it into a three-dimensional object consisting of a set of points. The resulting models can be used in game development and animation.
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Canadian firefighters seal an oil well in Kuwait after Iraqi sabotage during the Gulf War, 1991.
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At an air show in Zhuhai, China, the CH-4 drone's AI-enabled pattern recognition system was on display.
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An incredibly powerful lighter that looks more like a lightsaber.
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Harvard University has made a free online tour of the Great Pyramid of Giza - all in 3D and 360°, with an explanation of each room attached
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The Ithaa Underwater Restaurant is located on Rangali Island, owned by the Conrad Maldives Rangali Island Hotel, and so far is the only fully glass restaurant in the world providing a panoramic view of the underwater world of the Indian Ocean at a depth of 6 meters
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Lena Pillars, Yakutia

Lena Pillars - it rocks, located on the right bank of the Lena River, two hundred kilometers from Yakutsk, Russia. The age of these rocks is 500,000 years.
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This is what happens due to emergency train braking
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Couple in traditional dress. Indochina, 1910s. Original autochrome colour photograph
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Fire extinguishing system works
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The so-called recursion.
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Thompson/Centrer Contender 7mm TCU single-shot pistol with Leupold 4x Long Eye Relief sight.
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Puffin.
National Geographic Expedition.
Vigur, Iceland.
Photo by Jay Dickman
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Tardigrades are one of the hardiest creatures on our planet.

They survive up to ten years without water, are able to survive at -271 °C in liquid helium and at +100 °C in boiling water, withstand 1000 times a higher dose of radiation than a person, and have even been in outer space! And their size is only 0.1 - 1.5 mm.
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This is how the coronavirus looks like. At the moment this is the most accurate model.
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