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| The '''Cobsonsphere''' is a large monument located at World's Fair Park in Knoxville, Tennesse. It is often confused with or overshadowed by '''The Sunsphere,''' it's much more popular and successful counterpart. Regardless, <s>it is considered a very important and mysterious part of [[Origin of soyjak|Soyjak History.]]</s> {{glow|YOU WILL NOT INVESTIGATE THE COBSONSPHERE}}
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| | | Cheese Pizza is an [[Italy|italian]] dish consisting of [[cheese]], typically mozzerella, and tomato sauce baked atop a flat base of dough which is then baked. |
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| == Design ==
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| The tower of the The Cobsonsphere stands at approximately 26[[Thrembo|Ϫ]] feet, approximately 1 foot higher then The Sunsphere. The tower is topped by a 75 foot [[Cobson]] who constantly spins as a testament to [[Science|Science.]]
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| The World's Fair site later became a public park, the World's Fair Park, alongside Knoxville's official convention center and adjacent to the University of Tennessee's main campus. <s>The Cobsonsphere currently remains adjacent to the Sunsphere, but is digitally removed from any public image of the park.</s> {{glow|'''<big><u>MEDS</u></big>'''}}
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| In its original design, the sphere portion was to have had a diameter of 99.2 feet (30.2 m) to represent symbolically the bone-chilling thought provoking thriller ''The Lawnmover Man'', which would release 10 years later. The tower's glasses are layered in 24-karat [[dust]] and cut to seven different shapes. It weighs 600 short tons (540 t) and features six double steel truss columns in supporting the seven-story sphere. The tower has a volume of 203,689 cubic feet (5,767.8 m<sup>3</sup>) and a surface of 16,742 square feet (1,555.4 m<sup>2</sup>).
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| == History ==
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Revision as of 15:15, 11 November 2023
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Cheese Pizza is an italian dish consisting of cheese, typically mozzerella, and tomato sauce baked atop a flat base of dough which is then baked.