Russia closed the giant submarine with wings twice as large as a jet
Russia is preparing to build a new submarine, twice the size of the world's largest commercial jet aircraft, and will soon be introduced to explore the Arctic.
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Russia is preparing to build a new submarine, twice the size of the world's largest commercial jet aircraft, and will soon be introduced to explore the Arctic.
The idea of a skyscraper for urban residents and fighting against climate change called HEAL-BERG is one of the selected designs in the annual eVolo Skyscraper Competi…
At first glance, you might mistakenly think that this is a spacecraft's design from the Star Wars franchise. But this future ship is actually a Russian nuclear icebreake…
According to Engadget, this is the result of research by two companies in Alaska to eliminate the shortage of fresh vegetables in remote areas.
Hexoskin (Canada) recently launched a new version of the smart shirt called Arctic.
According to the Los Angeles Times on November 3, a robot made by scientists at the University of Strasbourg (France), moved by wheel and shaped like a cute penguin.
Not only was the popular Star Wars series premiered, there were a lot of laser products, including modern weapons using laser technology.
A Greek liquefied gas vessel will cross the Arctic Ocean to Japan in December.
Scientists are using the world's largest telescope, buried deep below Antarctica, in an effort to uncover the mystery of microscopic molecules such as neutrinos, hop…
A team of Russian researchers led by Dr Igor Semiletov of the Russian Academy of Sciences has conducted a wide-scale survey of the seafloor of the Arctic shelf discovere…
Arctic is considered to be a place of rich natural resources. Therefore, the race to the North Pole is attracting more and more special guests.
Russian designers have created a super-unique 'super' cross-over tank, capable of working in extremely harsh conditions of minus 60 degrees Celsius.
Researchers at the University of British Columbia (UBC, Columbia) are developing an underwater robot to survey the oceans.
In the future, natural gas from rocks collected from the ocean floor and frozen soil in the Arctic can make gas for cars, applications in fireplaces and for power plants…