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【Guess the Scenic Spot in Haichuan】Once a power chimney, now a scenic thermometer

2017-03-05View Original

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This is said to be the largest thermometer in the world. Do you know where it is?
Reply #22017-03-05
Once a symbol of industrial civilization, it now also constitutes a pleasant sight
Reply #32017-03-05
King Yan was once here; I’ve been in a reality show
Reply #42017-03-05
Along the Huangpu River in Shanghai, the Shanghai Museum of Contemporary Art. The former Shanghai Nanshi Power Plant, with a thermometer at 165 meters high.
Reply #52017-03-05
This post was last edited by Zhizhi Ming on 2017-3-5 at 20:09. At the Flaming Mountains in Turpan, there is also a giant thermometer known as the “Golden Cudgel,” which was recognized as the World’s Greatest Record by Guinness in 2005. It has a diameter of 0.65 meters and a height of 12 meters; the temperature display reaches 5.4 meters high, allowing it to measure surface temperatures and air temperatures up to 100 degrees Celsius.
Reply #62017-03-05
You’re referring to this; indeed, you have broad knowledge
Reply #72017-03-05
Baidu Baike: The Golden Cudgel has multiple meanings. There are also other meanings related to the thermometers in the Flaming Mountains scenic area in Turpan, Xinjiang. The Golden Cudgel is the world’s largest thermometer; it is located in the Flaming Mountains scenic area, at the center of its underground palace. This three-dimensional thermometer, completed on August 16, 2004, is named “Golden Cudgel” and has won a Guinness World Record.  The giant thermometer has a diameter of 0.65 meters and a height of 12 meters; the temperature display is located 5.4 meters above the ground. It can measure surface temperatures and air temperatures up to 100 degrees Celsius, with an accuracy of no more than ±0.5 degrees.
Reply #82017-03-05
A 165-meter-high chimney – really impressive. :lol
Reply #92017-03-05
Coincidentally, there is also a large “thermometer” 68 meters tall in Liuba County, Shaanxi. In 2014, this thermometer was created by modifying the chimney of an abandoned brick factory.
Reply #102017-03-05
You mean this? I’ve learned something new

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