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Cambridge's Mathematical Bridge: 18th-century Architectural Marvel - Unusual Places
Located at the Queen’s College of the University of Cambridge, the magnificent Mathematical Bridge got its name, because of the unique geometrical design. Even though it consists of completely straight timbers, they are arranged in such a way that makes the bridge curved. The unique structure has inspired all sorts of lore, that has circulated across campus. Some say it was constructed by Isaac Newton himself, while proving certain laws of physics. Another theory is that the bridge was constructed completely of wood, without the use of nails or other materials. It was proved to be true, when students (or […]
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