Pierre Ionica, "Dante's Hell under Mont Saint Michel"

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Pierre Ionica, "Dante's Hell under Mont Saint Michel"
Pierre Ionica's "Dante's Hell under Mont Saint Michel" posits that the architectural structure of Mont Saint-Michel in France may have inspired Dante Alighieri's depiction of Hell in his work, The Divine Comedy.
The book suggests that Dante could have visited Mont Saint-Michel and been influenced by its unique design, particularly the presence of tunnels and chambers, when crafting his vision of the Inferno.
The Inferno, a part of Dante's Divine Comedy, depicts Dante's descent through Hell, guided by the poet Virgil.
Dante and Virgil eventually reach the center of Hell, where they encounter Satan.

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The Sart Canal Bridge in Belgium

 The Sart Canal Bridge in Belgium is an impressive feat of engineering that seems to defy the laws of logic. Completed in 2002, this gigantic aqueduct allows ships to sail through the air, crossing roads and landscapes without interruption.

At 498 meters long, 46 meters wide and 5.5 meters deep, this structure connects the Canal du Centre between the Meuse and Scheldt rivers. In addition to its functionality, the bridge is a visual wonder that attracts tourists and transports goods, demonstrating how modern engineering can integrate river transport with its environment in an efficient and surprising way.

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