This is how the Burj Al Arab survives massive storm waves
Summary
The video discusses the innovative wave defense system used by the Burj Al Arab hotel in Dubai. During construction, engineers realized traditional rock barriers wouldn't suffice against massive storm waves. The solution involves placing hollow cube-like structures resembling dice or soccer balls around the island's edge. These structures dissipate wave energy by allowing water inside, directing it back out, thus protecting the hotel's foundation.
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