How the Leaning Tower of Pisa Was Saved: Crash Course Engineering #40

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Tower don’t learn after the construction, but during the construction. Get your fact right please . Kids learning your wrong information

she looks nice

No offences, i had to swith to subtitles just because of narrator's lisp, although effectively explained.

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I'm at minute six and I still don't know what u did to the building the expectation here drove me crazy cause it wasn't met and I clicked to learn

I Wana fix ur shelf so bad

we need a episode about fire protection engineering

Whan i first heard i thought my playback speed was high🤣🤣🤣🤣 i made it slower after wards then i could understand

you guys need to read what as actually done, i did see some ropes pulling the tower in place with weights..that wasnt done

Everything in the video is amazing

I couldn’t stop staring at that little dark grey Wall-E figurine in the background.

Brains, beauty, AND eloquence! I'm in LOVE!

I LOVE the backdrop!!

She's cute.

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Europe.

Heh

I find it hard to believe that this woman is 40 years old...

CC 33 with the Apple and so called hi caste aryan.

You got a Canadian on the thumbnail..

can you upload about mechatronica engineering next pleaseeee

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She got this wrong. I did a report on geotechnical performance on Pisa in college. It was not a bearing capacity failure. Pisa is built on overconsolidated clays. During the construction of the tower which took a 100 years. The surcharge incr.reasingly started to squeeze the water from the clays. This is what caused the differential settlement. This process is still happening today. When the water is squeezed from the clays the soil will gain strength. It was calculated that if the tower was built all at once there would have been a bearing capacity failure. This would result in collapse of the towe

Weird...not a SINGLE photo of the actual tower in the entire video.

Is it possible to make the next topic/playlist/chapter focused on “Time Managment”?

Your shelves are inspired in tower of pisa! XD

The editing of this video makes it really hard to watch. Each phrase is read in isolation and followed immediately by the next. Give your videos some breathing room, guys!

I never get tired of this channel. I hope someday you guys do a series on the History of Art!

This channel is awesome, and these engineering episodes would be my prime interest. I just can't watch these because the presenter speaks so fast that I can't catch my breath only by listening. Im not a native speaker and still can understand the content, but there is something in the rhythm of the narrative that makes me anxious. Maybe a tad slower?

Learning all about how to bear a massive load

The sheer amount of elements that need to be factored into consideration totally overwhelms me. I can only say thank you engineers for figuring out these stuff for us.

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It took until Episode 40 and the topic of earthquake engineering to bring up Finite Element Analysis? Almost any significant building is designed with some level of FEA these days, and I assume that mechanical engineers use it for things as mundane as bicycles now.

Did you went skiing ?

I love her accent

Who watches Crash Course videos at a slower pace?

Wierd accent

Scale model testing is generally pretty rare. It's super expensive, so it's only for more important buildings. Most of the time it's faster to run dynamic models on the computer, or even using simplified static analysis.

FEA <3 :-)

Your face annoys me

Genoa's buildings in the town centre are twice as bended as the tower of Pisa ... and people lives inside.
look it up.

Idk it she is good. She is very script

I could swim in those eyes all day. You are so beautiful. Goddess Kali.

love your hair

We need Crash Course Earth science

I wish we still had crash course history rip.