Visit the seawater turning factory into the world's largest freshwater
Sorek seawater desalination plant provides more than 600,000 m3 of drinking water every day, meeting 20% of the total domestic water for Israel.
Explore major engineering projects, research facilities, infrastructure and scientific works that push the limits of technology and construction.
958 published items in this category and its subcategories.
Sorek seawater desalination plant provides more than 600,000 m3 of drinking water every day, meeting 20% of the total domestic water for Israel.
Vietnam's first solar power plant has just been started in Mo Duc district (Quang Ngai) with a total construction investment of 826 billion dong, on an area of 24ha wi…
Not only are they friendly to the environment, these buildings also make the whole world marvel at the possibility of 'very clever and unique' camouflage.
The longest tunnel in the world with a length of more than 56km through the Alps has been completed in Switzerland.
The single rail system, the ship hovering in the air, the sea crossing ... are the railway lines
This model of growing vegetables and fish without freshwater can provide 10 tons of food each year.
Cloning dogs is just the beginning of complex science and always accepts mixed reactions from this community.
Founded just last year, the aerospace museum has become a tourist attraction attracting thousands of visitors each year to Jeju Island, South Korea.
Learn the analyzers, computer systems ... spread out within a 27 km circumference of the LHC giant particle accelerator project, the viewer will learn more about the ope…
The Oresund, a spectacular 15km-long sea crossing, has become the symbol of connecting two beautiful countries in Northern Europe.
A group of tourists must be brave and difficult to understand how dizzying feeling is on the altitude, when they become the first tourists to cross the bridge with glass…
The lion island with small area and modest population but is one of the most tourist attractions in Southeast Asia. Why?
Researchers at the University of Washington (USA) have invented a type of thermonuclear reactor capable of producing clean electricity at a low cost.
British scientists are seeking to bring wind power generators that are located on the ground to the sea.
Japan is planning to build the solar power plant floating on the world's largest water.