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The London Eye, a giant observation wheel, is located in the Jubilee Gardens on the South Bank. The structure was designed by the architectural team of David Marks and Julia Barfield, husband and wife. The 135 meter (443ft) tall structure was built as part of London's millennium celebrations. Construction of the observation wheel took more than a year and a half to complete. In the process over 1700 tonnes of steel were used for the structure and more than 3000 tonnes of concrete were used for the foundations. The futuristic looking capsules, accommodating up to 25 passengers, were transported all the way from France by train through the Channel. Each egg-shaped capsule is 8 meters long and weighs 500kg. The 25 meter (82 ft) long spindle was built in the Czech Republic. The rim has a diameter of 122m (400ft), about 200 times the size of a bicycle wheel. 80 spokes connect the rim with the spindle. The observation wheel turns slow enough for people to embark while it is moving. A complete turn takes about 30 minutes. Thanks to the construction of the glass capsules on the outer side of the rim, the passengers have a great 360° view over London. Many famous landmarks are clearly visible, including the Buckingham Palace, St. Paul's Cathedral and the Houses of Parliament. On a clear day you can see as far as 40 km (25 miles).

Answer 1

London Eye, гигантское колесо обозрения, находится в ЮбилейномСады на южном берегу. Структура была разработана архитектурнымкоманда Дэвид Маркс и Джулия Barfield, муж и жена. 135 метр(443ft) высокая структура была построена в рамках празднования тысячелетия Лондона.Строительство колеса наблюдения потребовалось более года иот половины до завершения. В процессе были использованы более 1700 тонн стали дляструктура и более 3000 тонн бетона были использованы дляфонды. Футуристический глядя капсулы, вмещающий до 25пассажиров было перевезено весь путь из Франции на поезде черезКанал. Каждый яйцевидные капсулы имеет длину 8 метров и весит 500 кг.25 метров (82 футов) в длину шпинделя был построен в Чехии. Обод имеетдиаметр 122m (400 футов), примерно в 200 раз размер колеса велосипеда. 80Спицы соединить обод со шпинделем.Колесо наблюдения оказывается достаточно медленно, для людей, чтобы начать некоторое времяона движется. Полный оборот занимает около 30 минут. Благодарястроительство стеклянных капсул на внешней стороне обода, пассажирыимеют большой 360 ° вид на Лондон. Многие известные достопримечательности явновидно, в том числе Букингемский дворец, собор Святого Павла иДома Парламента. В ясный день вы можете увидеть, насколько 40 км (25миль).

Answer 2

The London Eye is a famous landmark located in Jubilee Gardens on the South Bank of the River Thames in London, England. It is a giant observation wheel and was originally built as part of London's millennium celebrations.

The architectural team of David Marks and Julia Barfield, who are a husband and wife duo, designed the London Eye. Construction of the observation wheel took over a year and a half to complete. The structure stands at a height of 135 meters (443 feet) tall.

During construction, more than 1700 tonnes of steel were used for the structure, and over 3000 tonnes of concrete were used for the foundations. The 32 egg-shaped capsules, each 8 meters long and weighing 500kg, were transported from France to London via train through the Channel.

The spindle, which is 25 meters (82 feet) long, was built in the Czech Republic. It connects the 80 spokes to the rim, which has a diameter of 122 meters (400 feet). The rim is about 200 times the size of a bicycle wheel.

The London Eye rotates slowly enough for people to embark and disembark while it is moving. A complete rotation takes approximately 30 minutes. The capsules, located on the outer side of the rim, are made of glass, providing passengers with a 360° panoramic view of London. On a clear day, it is possible to see up to 40 kilometers (25 miles) in the distance, allowing views of famous landmarks such as Buckingham Palace, St. Paul's Cathedral, and the Houses of Parliament.