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A Belgian Brewery Will Tap its Own Underground Beer Pipeline

By Andrew Tarantola on at

The historic city of Bruge can't handle the number of tanker trucks needed to get the beer from the age-old inner-city breweries to the modern out-of-town bottling plants, so they're building a pipeline connecting the two, to fix the issue.

architecture

These Abandoned, Half-Demolished Towers Look Too Pretty to Destroy

By Robert Sorokanich on at

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A Former 1900s Coal Mine Reborn as a Modernist's Playground

By Kelsey Campbell-Dollaghan on at

gps

Woman Drives for 900 Miles Instead of 90 thanks to GPS Error

By Jesus Diaz on at

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In Case You Missed It, This Is What a Massive F1 Flying-Car Pile-Up Looks Like

By Sam Gibbs on at

architecture

You Will Never Sleep Through This Hotel's Gigantic Alarm Clock

By Andrew Liszewski on at

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What Happens When You Push the Button?

By Sam Gibbs on at

lighting

Ghent Light Festival Creates a Technicolor Dream Cathedral

By Andrew Tarantola on at

Clark Griswold? Amateur. This is how you put on a light show—the 2012 Light Festival at Ghent, Belgium. And this 28 meter tall cathedral, the Luminarie Cagna, was its centrepiece.