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    360° scene from Tacoma Narrows Bridge Collapse1350 AD – 1940 AD

    From ancient desert geoglyphs and sprawling earthen mounds to orbital rockets and titanium museums, today's locations span the vast extremes of human ambition.

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    1. Round 1 · 1940 AD

      Casual

      Tacoma Narrows Bridge Collapse

      Just months after opening, aeroelastic flutter caused 'Galloping Gertie' to twist violently in heavy winds, resulting in its spectacular and highly photographed collapse into the freezing waters below.

    2. Round 2 · 1855 AD

      Tricky

      David Livingstone Reaches Victoria Falls

      Scottish missionary David Livingstone became the first European to view the immense falls, naming them after Queen Victoria, though locals knew the roaring cascade as 'The Smoke That Thunders'.

    3. Round 3 · 1887 AD

      Expert

      Inauguration of Victoria Terminus

      Designed to commemorate Queen Victoria's Golden Jubilee, the sprawling and opulent railway station seamlessly blends Victorian Italianate Gothic revival architecture with traditional Indian stone carvings and vaulted roofs.

    4. Round 4 · 1895 AD

      Expert

      Nansen's Fram Trapped in Arctic Ice

      Deliberately freezing his specially designed rounded-hull ship into the pack ice, Fridtjof Nansen relies on natural ocean currents to carry his expedition closer to the North Pole than anyone before.

    5. Round 5 · 1350 AD

      Legendary

      The Great Enclosure of Great Zimbabwe

      At its peak, this capital of a thriving trading empire housed up to 18,000 people and featured massive dry-stone walls made entirely without mortar.

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