86) The Atlantic Ocean Highway Norway

-

The Atlantic Ocean Highway Norway

One of the most dangerous roads in the world! The Atlantic Highway in Norway is known for its stunning scenery and spectacular driving experience, but it can be dangerous during severe weather conditions such as storms and strong winds. 

The road includes several bridges and roads that can be affected by strong waves and winds, making driving dangerous. It is important for travelers to check weather forecasts and road conditions before starting their trip. 

The Atlantic Highway is 8 km long. It is a stretch of County Road 64 that crosses an archipelago at Eide and Avery in Mre Og Romsdal, Norway. The Atlantic Highway zigzags across low bridges across the sea, linking the islands between Molde and Kristiansund in the Westfjords. Hustadvika Bay lies next to a stretch of ocean and is truly wild during a storm. In calmer climates it is possible to observe whales and seals.

بحر اوقیانوس ہائیوے ناروے

دنیا کی خطرناک ترین راستوں میں سے ایک ناروے اٹلانٹک ہائی وی اپنے شاندار مناظر اور شاندار ڈرائیونگ کے لیے مشہور ہے، لیکن یہ موسمی حالات جیسے طوفان اور تیز ہوا کے درمیان خطرناک ثابت ہو سکتا ہے۔ 

اس میں کئی پل اور روڈ شامل ہیں جو تیز لہروں سے متاثر ہوتے ہیں، جب اس پر سے ڈرائیونگ کرنی ہو مسافروں کے لیے یہ ضروری ہے کہ وہ اپنے سفر کو شروع کرنے کے لیے پہلے موسم کی پیشن گوئی اور بامقصد حالات کا جائزہ لیں۔ 

اٹلانٹک ہائی وے 8 کلومیٹر لمبا ہے ۔ یہ کاؤنٹی روڈ 64 کا ایک حصہ ہے جو ناروے کے مسٹر اوگ رومسڈال اور ایک جزیرے کو نمایاں کرتا ہے۔ بحر اوقیانوس کی شاہراہ سمندر پار کم پلوں پر زِگ زیگ کرتا ہے، جو ویسٹ فجورڈز میں مولڈے اور کرسٹیان سُنڈ کے درمیان جزیروں کو جوڑتی ہے۔

 Hustadvika

 سمندر کے قریب قریب واقع ہے اور اس دوران جنگلی پرسکون آب و وہیل اور مہروں کا مشاہدہ ممکن ہے۔


Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

liquid water discovered on Mars

-
Image
liquid water discovered on Mars This is the first clear evidence of liquid water, not just frozen ice, discovered on Mars. A groundbreaking discovery published in Science has confirmed that Mars once had liquid water, offering new insights into the planet’s climate and potential for supporting life.  Researchers analyzing data from NASA’s Curiosity rover identified ancient "wave ripples" in rocks at the Gale Crater region, dating back 3.7 billion years. These ripples, formed by wind and water, indicate the presence of a shallow, open-air lake about 2 meters (6.5 feet) deep.  The discovery highlights a time when Mars had a warmer climate and a thicker atmosphere capable of sustaining liquid water — a critical ingredient for life as we know it. This revelation has far-reaching implications for understanding Mars' habitability and planning future missions.  The presence of liquid water raises the possibility that microbial life once thrived on the planet. Additionally, remna...
Read more

A black diamond

-
Image
A black diamond that is actually an apple? Of course, you have seen apples of various colors including green and red, but there is one region in the world where black apples grow. By the way, the color of this apple is deep violet, but it looks black, which is why it is called in English  (black diamond apple)  is called and it is found only in Tibet. The black diamond apple stands out from other apples due to its luxurious appeal and rarity and also arouses people's curiosity. The distinctive color of the black diamond apple is actually attributed to the unique geographical location of Ningchi, a small town nestled among the mountains in the Tibet Autonomous Region of China. Apples found at high altitudes are exposed to intense ultraviolet light during the day, causing significant temperature fluctuations. Such climatic conditions contribute to the production of the characteristic black color of the apple. Although the inside of the black diamond apple is like a regular apple...
Read more

Strong and secure shelters

-
Image
Strong and secure shelters Switzerland is the only country in the world that can evacuate all its citizens (114%) to underground safe rooms, whenever an emergency occurs. There are more than 300,000 strong and secure shelters, all of which can shelter a total of 8.6 million people, compared to the country's current population of 8.3 million. Switzerland's security system is highly organized and prepared for all types of emergency situations, making it unique worldwide. The special feature of this system is that it is capable of sheltering not only every citizen but also additional persons, and its structure is based on the following features: 1. Number and capacity of underground shelters There are more than 300,000 shelters in Switzerland, most of which are underground and made of reinforced concrete. These shelters can provide protection to a total of 8.6 million people, compared to the country's current population of about 8.3 million. This means that space is reserved f...
Read more