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because god make it!
because god make it!
If technology you mean "materials"that was used for the bridge, then I found a good answer on Yahoo! answers, just type in this: "What materials were used to make the golden gate bridge?" The question is answered by Horatio, and he had a pretty good answer.
I weighs 98,000 tons
It didn't take skill to build the Golden Gate Bridge its all about stability and really the blue prints to make sure everything was stable to drive on and walk on and make sure it was stable to the public just engineering experience.
There are currently no secrets publicly available about the Golden Gate Bridge. Some may feel that its sheer size and presence in the area make it a magnet for secrets but these are typically not reveal to most.
The main materials used to make the Golden Gate Bridge were 75,293,000 kg of steel; two main cables, each made of 27,572 strands of wire; 600,000 rivets in each of the towers; and concrete.The steel was made in New Jersey, Maryland and Pennsylvania and shipped through the Panama Canal.
Per the Golden Gate bridge website "Animals, including dogs and horses, which are being led, ridden or driven, with the exception of service animals, such as guide dogs, signal dogs and service dogs, are NOT allowed." It does not give any reason for this decision. There is a petition to allow dogs to ride in bicycle trailers across the Golden Gate Bridge, so they can make the ride down to Sausalito and back across the bay by ferry with you. The bridge is the only part of the loop that is off lilmits to dogs.
The "red bridge" in which location, there are many bridges painted red in the world. Please try and make your questions precise so that we know we are providing you with the answer you need. The most famous "red bridge" is perhaps the Golden Gate Bridge which spans San Fransisco bay.
20 Million US Dollars