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US Climber Scales Taiwan's Tallest Building Without Ropes In 91 Minutes
US climber Alex Honnold scaled the Taipei 101 skyscraper without ropes or safety netting on Sunday, watched by thousands of cheering and waving fans as he clambered up one of the world's tallest buildings.
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Alex Honnold's Ropeless Climb Of Taipei 101 Rescheduled Due To Weather
Alex Honnold's daring live climb of Taipei 101 is rescheduled due to bad weather, with Netflix prioritising safety and setting a new date.
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Skyscraper Day 2025: 7 Engineering Marvels That Should Be On Every Traveller's List
On Skyscraper Day 2025, take a moment to marvel at how far human innovation has reached-and plan a trip to witness these modern wonders in person.
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How A Steel Ball Shielded Taiwan's Tallest Skyscraper During Earthquake
The tallest skyscraper in Taiwan boasts a unique mechanism safeguarding it against earthquakes and strong winds: a 660-ton steel pendulum suspended over a thousand feet above ground level.
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Apple Opens Its First Store in Taiwan
"This is an incredibly important region for Apple," the company said in a statement.
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US Climber Scales Taiwan's Tallest Building Without Ropes In 91 Minutes
US climber Alex Honnold scaled the Taipei 101 skyscraper without ropes or safety netting on Sunday, watched by thousands of cheering and waving fans as he clambered up one of the world's tallest buildings.
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Alex Honnold's Ropeless Climb Of Taipei 101 Rescheduled Due To Weather
Alex Honnold's daring live climb of Taipei 101 is rescheduled due to bad weather, with Netflix prioritising safety and setting a new date.
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Skyscraper Day 2025: 7 Engineering Marvels That Should Be On Every Traveller's List
On Skyscraper Day 2025, take a moment to marvel at how far human innovation has reached-and plan a trip to witness these modern wonders in person.
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How A Steel Ball Shielded Taiwan's Tallest Skyscraper During Earthquake
The tallest skyscraper in Taiwan boasts a unique mechanism safeguarding it against earthquakes and strong winds: a 660-ton steel pendulum suspended over a thousand feet above ground level.
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Apple Opens Its First Store in Taiwan
"This is an incredibly important region for Apple," the company said in a statement.
