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Watch as a Block of Reinforced Sand Holds Up a Car

Thu, 03/09/2017 - 8:46am Comments

by Sheri Kasprzak - Managing Editor -
@SheriMKasprzak

Photo Credit: Practical Engineering

Grady Hillhouse of Practical Engineering demonstrates how sand can be reinforced to serve as a strong building material. It can even hold up a car.

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