The Brooklyn Bridge Has a Problem It Was Never Meant to Survive
For 143 years, the Brooklyn Bridge has been called one of the greatest engineering feats in history. What almost no one knows is that it's carrying two problems its own builders never saw coming — and one of them can't be fixed without tearing the bridge apart.
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