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Why railway tracks are covered in stones (Hindi)
KinowildMade from a pasted script
Hindi · Motion graphics, 3D · 6 scenes · 0:57 · 9:16
The four jobs the grey stones under every track are doing, narrated in Hindi.
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- Format
- 9:16 Reels and Shorts
- Scenes
- 6
- Narration
- Hindi, studio narrator (script pasted in English)
- Captions
- On, burned in
- Quality
- Full HD 1080p
- Style
- Motion graphics, 3D and 2D
These were the only choices made. The scenes, pictures, narration timing and captions were all made from the script.
Scenes 6
Script 119 words
Why are railway tracks always covered in stones? Those stones are called ballast, and they do four jobs. First, they hold the concrete sleepers firmly in place, so the rails do not slide when a heavy train brakes. Second, they spread the train's weight over the ground beneath, so the soil does not sink. Third, they let rain water drain away quickly, so the track does not sit in mud. Fourth, they stop grass and plants from growing up between the sleepers. The stones are sharp and broken on purpose. Round pebbles would roll, but sharp edges lock into each other. So the next time your train rushes past, remember: those plain grey stones are carrying the whole train.
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