The Needles the Isle of Wight, often photographed by visitors, and are featured on many of the souvenirs sold throughout the island. The main tourist attractions of the headland itself are the two gun batteries, the experimental rocket testing station, and the four Coastguard cottages owned by the National Trust. A branch of the National Coastwatch Institution is also based at the Needles, sited near the New Battery and Rocket Testing Site on High Down. The Needles – Landmark Attraction (previously known as The Needles Pleasure Park) situated at the top of the cliff at Alum Bay is a small amusement park.
Norddeich radio station it began to broadcast a time signal along with the broadcast tower on the Eiffel Tower. As technology improved it was involved in a number of record-breaking transmissions including the 1912 record-breaking distance of a wireless transmission of . During World War I it was used to signal German naval vessels. In 1925, three of its masts collapsed. Norddeich radio station Norddeich station was a wireless radio station built in 1910 in Norddeich, Germany. The station was originally going to set up on the Island of Borkum but in the end Norddeich was chosen. Standing at high, the antenna tower