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True, but it's really hard to predict the resonacne frequency of a complex buiding/bridge etc. They should've found out though by building and testing a small version of the bridge.
The speed of wind an frequency of the bridge were the only reasons of the collapse. The vortex created at the end of the bridge were the wind stream over the bridge ended blew in the exact same frequency as the bridges own. Following that the bridge started shaking like that. If the wind had been any faster or slower nothing would've happend. Trust me in this ;)
I live in Tacoma. Ever since they rebuilt the bridge it is still standing to this day. They actually built another one right next to it to help with traffic.
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They should've found out though by building and testing a small version of the bridge.
The vortex created at the end of the bridge were the wind stream over the bridge ended blew in the exact same frequency as the bridges own.
Following that the bridge started shaking like that.
If the wind had been any faster or slower nothing would've happend.
Trust me in this ;)
i can't believe that it was real shaking back and forth like that