Statue of Liberty Repairs
The Statue of Liberty faced significant structural issues due to the corrosive effects of iron and copper interacting in a moist environment. Engineers discovered that nearly half of the iron framework was corroded, prompting a major renovation in the 1980s. To combat this, they replaced damaged beams with stainless steel and used Teflon for insulation, ensuring the statue's longevity while addressing its internal problems.In this clip
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