The Ostankino Tower is a television and radio tower in Moscow, Russia. This tower is the tallest freestanding structure in Europe, but can nature cut this title short?
50 years after people[]
The streets of Moscow are flooding. The city area used to be a marsh before it became Moscow. It is now returning to that state. The foundation of the Ostankino Tower is beginning to sink into the soil. But the weight of the top of the tower could become the doom of the tower. Here is the question: Will the tower collapse from the top or the bottom?
90 years after people[]
The top of the tower has suffered severe damage in the past. When people were still around, a fire started on the top of the tower in August 2000, killing 4 people. Now, a lightning storm relives the moment and strikes the top, destroying the spire as it falls and shears to the ground. The tower is severely damaged in the storm.
80 years after people[]
Tower collapses
The tower has seen better days in the time with people. The foundation has been weakened by waterlogged soil and plants from the marsh. Finally, it gives its last moment, and Europe's tallest structure topples into a pile of rubble.