Where do ironworkers get the b alls to walk on 4 inch steel beams 900 feet in the air?
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practice... People who just started usually strattle the top part of the beam and walk on the lower part. You know, it's shaped like a sideways H. People can get used to anything.
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The highest tightrope walk according to Guinness World Records for 2006 is 10,335 feet!
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Hi there,\n\nHere are some websites to help you:\n\nhttp://www.steeltrace.com/site/form.php/id/674/tp/VE1HUj0xLHRpZD01NzUs\n\nhttp://sources.sourcetool.com/mt/business%20requirements
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90 feet from Home to First.
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Assuming you somehow manage to get the ladder pass the centre and out the other side; could you throw a rope ladder 6,378km towards space?\n\nThen the next hurdle; have you ever tried to walk feet-first up a ladder? Because that's what you'll be doing once you've got past the centre of the Earth.
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Iron is oxidized where there is sufficient oxygen, reduced where there is not.
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a bit over 29,000 feet high
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a regular guy with a para might deploy at say 5,000-10,000 ft.\nBut if you are a base jumper you go to the extream and only pull at about 30 ft.
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walk walk walk and walk some more.I know a few woman who kick started labor by walking for miles.
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3853 feet (1175 meters)?
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60 feet, they move up to 90 feet in the next level.
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100 feet above sea level (Southeast corner) to 420 feet (Northwest corner)
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6x6 I beam spaced 4 feet apart at a height of 8 feet should do it.
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625 feet above sea level
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500ft\nbut you still have to be careful of whats behind your target.
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A composite beam of timber strengthened by an iron plate, or plates, used in the construction of 18th and 19th century timber framed mills and warehouses.
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3,212 ft (979 m) high