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Most cars pump air tires, containing 76% nitrogen, 21% oxygen and 3% other gases. However, now many stores offer new services, pumping tires with nitrogen of 92-98% puri…
Cars run by ... air! This new technology vehicle was introduced at Ho Chi Minh City Department of Science and Technology on December 27. With 150-200 liters of air, the…
Formula 1 cars use their own fuel for engines. Most of the teams are fuel-free because the technical partners are the world's leading manufacturers.
Most of us don't even think about driving without a seatbelt. That is a good reason. In a collision, with a speed of only about 30 miles per hour (equivalent to 48.3 km…
After a long wait, domestic consumers can now buy better quality gasoline - Mogas 95 in many gas stations. So how does Mogas 95 really differ from Mogas 92 and 90, and d…
Mr. Nguyen Hieu Trung, owner of Tien Dat mechanical facility (Tan Phu Thanh commune, Chau Thanh A district, Hau Giang) has successfully improved the cooking car and wate…
It is certain that in us, everyone has the opportunity to see cars of all kinds, full of colors, crowded in the
When you turn the steering wheel, your car will naturally turn to the direction you want. But what about their
People thought that before the development of advanced vehicles, the old cars such as steam trains died out. But in the small village of Kingston, there is still a popul…
The ruling was made yesterday after a legal battle between Deutsche Umwelthilfe (DUH) and the municipal authorities of Stuttgart and Duesseldorf.
Russia's capital, Moscow, has experienced the thickest snowy day in more than a century with white-flooded roads and struggling cars because of low visibility.
Scientists at the University of Manchester (UK) conducted the first comprehensive study of the effects of microwaves on living environments, according to Phys.org.
A Christmas storm hit the snow record in Erie, Pennsylvania, the United States and surrounding areas.
Regardless of the vehicle, after starting the engine, the exhaust system will also escape a variety of emissions, mostly toxic gases with much less content.