Todays World
Marvels of Today’s World.
In the past places and buildings were considered to be the 7 Wonders of the World, each one is so different but all had one thing in common – how unbelievable and amazing they were. In today’s world as well as geographical marvels there are grand engineering projects that have opened up new possibilities and changed millions of people’s lives for the better. Technology, medical treatments, The Channel Tunnel and Robotics are but a few of many that I would consider to be the marvels of today’s world. These wonders make our lives easier, more efficient and convenient. We can 't imagine our lives today without telephones, televisions, emails, cars, planes, computers, space rockets etc. London is a city that amazes me. During the summer, I had the privilege of my parents taking my family and me to London, England. I had visited London once before but was too young to remember the beautiful city it is. I am truly fascinated with the underground system in London. There are nearly 300 stations and with more than a billion passenger journeys a year. It makes it so easy for workers to commute to work and avoids getting stuck in London’s early morning heavy traffic. I think it’s a remarkable achievement for London. It also saved countless Londoners’ lives when they sought shelter in Tube stations during the Second World War air raids. I would consider this to be one of the marvels of the world. I would consider the Channel Tunnel between England and France to be an incredible engineering feat. For years I didn’t understand the way the train travels undersea. Just that idea completely confused me but at the same time bewildered me. I got the pleasure to travel on the Eurostar from Folkestone to Calais in Northern France. It amazes me the way it basically connects 2 countries through an undersea railway system. It was an amazing experience and I finally got to understand the system. Similarly the Shannon River Tunnel is a marvel for the
In the past places and buildings were considered to be the 7 Wonders of the World, each one is so different but all had one thing in common – how unbelievable and amazing they were. In today’s world as well as geographical marvels there are grand engineering projects that have opened up new possibilities and changed millions of people’s lives for the better. Technology, medical treatments, The Channel Tunnel and Robotics are but a few of many that I would consider to be the marvels of today’s world. These wonders make our lives easier, more efficient and convenient. We can 't imagine our lives today without telephones, televisions, emails, cars, planes, computers, space rockets etc. London is a city that amazes me. During the summer, I had the privilege of my parents taking my family and me to London, England. I had visited London once before but was too young to remember the beautiful city it is. I am truly fascinated with the underground system in London. There are nearly 300 stations and with more than a billion passenger journeys a year. It makes it so easy for workers to commute to work and avoids getting stuck in London’s early morning heavy traffic. I think it’s a remarkable achievement for London. It also saved countless Londoners’ lives when they sought shelter in Tube stations during the Second World War air raids. I would consider this to be one of the marvels of the world. I would consider the Channel Tunnel between England and France to be an incredible engineering feat. For years I didn’t understand the way the train travels undersea. Just that idea completely confused me but at the same time bewildered me. I got the pleasure to travel on the Eurostar from Folkestone to Calais in Northern France. It amazes me the way it basically connects 2 countries through an undersea railway system. It was an amazing experience and I finally got to understand the system. Similarly the Shannon River Tunnel is a marvel for the