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  • Da Lat nuclear furnace works again Da Lat nuclear furnace works again
    da lat nuclear kiln has been operating again, after 3 months of suspension to replace fuel reacted with low-enriched uranium.
  • Solar plant operates at night Solar plant operates at night
    the world's first solar power plant that could operate at night was operating. this unique spanish thermal power plant dares to challenge the cloudy, rainy days.
  • The largest solar power plant comes into operation The largest solar power plant comes into operation
    the world's largest solar-powered power plant, designed and built by austrian companies, was officially put into operation in saudi arabia's riyadh capital after six months of trial operation.
  • Prepare to open the Titanic museum Prepare to open the Titanic museum
    on april 14, 1912, the legendary titanic crashed into an iceberg, ending a four-day journey from southamton to new york. the catastrophic accident brought 1517 lives and historic ships to the deep sea floor. at the time of that time, titanic was the largest and most luxurious ship, even supposedly & l
  • Unique power plant shaped wine glasses Unique power plant shaped wine glasses
    the us space agency (nasa) is studying the design of a space solar power plant shaped like a giant wine glass. this space solar power plant is called sps-alpha. currently, the project is in the research phase, but scientists believe this idea will soon become a reality.
  • Inaugurated the largest wind power plant in Southeast Asia Inaugurated the largest wind power plant in Southeast Asia
    wind power plant 1, with 20 wind turbines has just been opened in binh thuan province on april 18. it is known that this is the first wind power plant in vietnam to be put into operation, with the largest scale in southeast asia.
  • Ghost city is about to take shape in America Ghost city is about to take shape in America
    the city, designed based on the model of a city with a population of 35,000, will have roads, houses and commercial buildings, but without people, telegraph reported. it is located about 24km west of hobbs, mexico.
  • The most massive scientific machines The most massive scientific machines
    in order to better understand the vast and complex universe, scientists have created enough great scientific machines. the bigger the projects, the more time, cost, and huge human resources of many countries cooperate.
  • The largest radio telescope in operation The largest radio telescope in operation
    the european astronomical agency (eso) announced the super-telescope telescope in the atacama desert (alma) ready to go into operation.
  • Solar energy tower Solar energy tower
    the height of this solar tower (793m) is twice as high as the famous empire state building, which will be built in the desert in arizona (usa).
  • Model of underground city construction Model of underground city construction
    mexico is ambitious to create an underground city to solve the problem of population growth, lack of construction land ...
  • Dutch mountains erect fake terrain Dutch mountains erect fake terrain
    the dutch are considering a plan to build artificial mountains to renovate the country's flat terrain.
  • The greatest religious places The greatest religious places
    these projects play a significant role in each type of religion. in addition to their religious functions, these works today are the wonders of the world.
  • The shelter is an internet security center The shelter is an internet security center
    sheltering a 30m-wide atomic bomb deep underground in stockholm, sweden became the internet security center.
  • Dong Nai hydropower project was dissected by the scientific community Dong Nai hydropower project was dissected by the scientific community
    the center for conservation and development of water resources has just submitted a request to functional agencies to study and re-evaluate the environmental impacts of two dong nai 6 and 6a hydropower projects before construction.
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