Great Wall of China
A series of fortifications built across northern China over two millennia, and the subject of one of the most repeated space myths.
A series of fortifications built across northern China over two millennia, and the subject of one of the most repeated space myths. The market currently treats one of its claims as established or likely and two as unlikely or false.
What the evidence supports
The weight of evidence indicates that Including all of its branches, the Great Wall of China is more than 20,000 kilometres long . Supporters cite: China's 2012 national survey measured 21,196 km.
Common misconceptions
The idea that the Great Wall was built as a single continuous construction project is a minority view . The idea that the Great Wall of China is visible to the naked eye from low Earth orbit is a minority view .
About this page
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