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The tallest skyscraper in the world, Burj Khalifa, is in the United Arab Emirates. Other skyscrapers don’t seem much taller than trees when you look down from the top of it. But what if we built one even taller than that? What if we built... a billion-floor-skyscraper? Is that even possible? Let's figure out!
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TIMESTAMPS:
How much personal space does each person need? 0:27
How heavy would be such a skyscraper? 2:07
The problem of winds 2:31
How about to spend ages to get to the top floors? 2:48
How tall a billion-floor skyscraper would be (Hi, astronauts!) 3:34
Burj Khalifa: the tallest building in the world 5:35
...but Jeddah Tower is gonna be even taller 7:04
Music by Epidemic Sound
SUMMARY:
- There is an estimate that ten people of average build and height can comfortably stand on a 10-square-ft area. It means that 26 million people, which is approximately the population of Scandinavia, can fit into 1 square mile.
- According to UNESCO, each person needs to have at least 322 square feet of personal space to feel comfortable.
- First of all, such a skyscraper would be so heavy that its bottom part wouldn't be able to withstand the pressure and would collapse, bringing the whole construction down.
- The next issue would be winds that reach very high speeds at a height of 6 miles. In fact, most atmospheric jet streams move at a constant speed of more than 57 miles per hour.
- Another huge problem would be elevators, because surely you wouldn't want to use stairs to climb to your apartment situated on the 1,235,677th floor?
- Broken satellite pieces, damaged spaceships, and other space trash can seriously damage our skyscraper.
- As you know, the incredible Burj Khalifa in Dubai, is the tallest building in the world. The height of the building is a staggering 2,717 ft, which is two times taller than the Empire State Building, and almost three times taller than the Eiffel Tower.
- Rising from the desert of Saudi Arabia is Jeddah Tower. When finished, it will be a magnificent 3,281-feet-tall construction with an observatory on the 157th floor!
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