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everything secure. They say curiosity killed the cat, but it's natural to want to find out more

about the world around us. After all, that's probably why you're listening to this episode in

the first place, right? Rest assured, these weird and wonderful nuggets of information are sure

to satisfy that craving for now.

Just allow me to amaze you.

You're listening. You're listening. You're listening to be amazed.

Why are their stones on railway tracks? Here's a clue. They're not just for aesthetic purposes,

and they actually have an official name. They're called ballast. Still no idea? It's all part of a

clever system designed to hold everything in place while up to one million pounds of pure

power hurdle over the tracks above.

You see, laying miles of steel tracks directly onto the ground would be a total engineering nightmare.

They would be subject to all sorts of external risk factors, including heat expansion and contraction,

ground vibration, precipitation buildup in bad weather, and plant growth from beneath.

The ballast is part of a clever solution to this problem that has been in place for over 200 years now.

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