Gravity
Elevators move the equivalent of the world's population every 72 hours but how safe are they? Break It Down tests the strength of cable against the force of gravity with surprising results.
Elevators move the equivalent of the world's population every 72 hours but how safe are they? Break It Down tests the strength of cable against the force of gravity with surprising results.
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