Floating greenhouses provide food and clean water
Studiomobile Design Company, in collaboration with Florence University in Italy, has launched a floating greenhouse prototype with the goal of ensuring food security.
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Studiomobile Design Company, in collaboration with Florence University in Italy, has launched a floating greenhouse prototype with the goal of ensuring food security.
Japanese experts introduced plans to build an underwater city model, with full construction works, houses, hotels and play areas.
Watch the dreamy city show humanity's desire to dominate the sky or ocean.
On the afternoon of December 3 (VN time), Reuters reported an incident occurred at the Zaporizhye nuclear power plant - southeast Ukraine, which prompted the prime minis…
One of the largest libraries in Latin America is the Chilean national library.
Echandia Marine, Sweden, said it will soon launch an electric ferry with fast charging capability.
The building called Kjørbo is located near Norway's capital Oslo, which has just been renewed by Powerhouse to generate more energy than it consumes.
An energy company in Maryland (USA) has designed a gigantic energy complex of 800m high.
The US Air Force informed the parliament about its intention to close HAARP, a controversial research facility of the US military in Alaska.
Russia and China will cooperate to build a floating nuclear power plant to serve civilian needs.
A hotel in Bolivia is famous all over the world because it is built entirely of salt, even the walls and interior of the hotel are made from this popular spice.
Eco Marine Power (EMP) has just announced plans to build more unmanned ships (USV) that operate on solar and rechargeable batteries.
The world's largest solar furnace is built in France, which is the basis of application in scientific research activities.
US President Barack Obama on June 17 announced plans to create a 2 million km2 marine protected area in the Pacific, the largest in the world.
On June 19, the world's largest telescope construction project (E-ELT) in Chile was officially started after years of delay.